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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-22
No. g.
ApRu. 2lst. 1891.

Sin. Notwithstanding my strong aver,
DS.s snnear in the public papers, cannot
son ~ to withhold from you, on this occasion,
co nsen, of the observations made in my
q sa. uaa 70 J. M. Johnson, in relation to the
pr eset rumor in the District, on last Tuesday,
culIe .hs failure ofthe Bank of Virginia.
as 81 - onnection with the name of Mr.. Clay, you
aid Mr.. Clay had observed to you that ne M had
Understood the Virginia Bank had failed; tnat
s sst was the rumor in Washington; lhave stat,
u ias as briefly as practicable, what understood
~ sor to say, on the occasion to which my at5en-
on has been called by your note OF Yesterday,
and confined myself wholly to the point upon
Sa ..;n myselfto give detail fall that was said
~ na otbers at that time. Respectfully, yours,
z SsowDEN, Esq. /. DIXON.
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GEO. S. HOUGH

GEO. S. HOUGH
rs now opening considerable addition to his
IL assortment received a few days since among
which are
Super Italian Lustrings and Poult de Sole;
Gros de Maps, Florences and Sattins; black
Satin Levantines, Cheap; Fancy GAUGE Bon
net and Cap Ribbons; Mantua ditto of all CO.
lors and widths; colored Cambrics; Bonnet do;
real Grass Cloth, for summer wear; brown
French Linens white and colored Drillings,
some super; Vigona and Summer Cloths Las
ting and Circassians; Russia, Damask and
other Diapers; soft dressed Irish Linens; Linen
Cambria; ditto Hdkfs; Fancy do, in great va
riety; French and English Gnghams; beauti-
full assortment of Painted Musns and Chintzes;
Plain and Embroidered Silk Hose, Cotton ditto
for women and children; mems Mixed do, very
good; mems and women'S super Hoskin Gloves;
long white do; Hdck's Spool Cotton; white
green and black Blond Wells; Nesting; white
and striped Satteen; fine black Bombazette and
Bombazine; Umbrellas and Parasols Stripes
and other wear for boys; Bobbinette and Gre
cianette; Feather and Leaf Fans; blue and yell
low Nankeens; super Pongees; Bandanna and
Flag Hdkfs, some super; Brown Hollands and
Lawns; brown and white Russia Sheetings;
Irish ditto; Burlaps and Osnaburgs; Fancy
Hair Brushes; colored and white Knitting Cot
ton; Knotted and Versailles Quilts; Silk Velvets,
all colors; black Tabby do. some very good;
Corded Skirts beautiful assortment of Tus-
can, Calimenta, Berlin and English Dunstable
Bonnets; very tasty Patterns; Artificial Flow
ers and Sprigs; super olive, brown, mulberry,
black, blue and dalia Cloths: with most other
articles in his line, which renders his assert
ment choice and general mo %
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No. A.
II EpeAR SNowDEN, ESQ.


DEAR SIR Your letter / have just received,
and contents noted. was present at the Alex
andria Reading Room when you mentioned, In
thp presence of Mr.. John M. Johnson, that the
Hon Henry Clay had stated TO you that there
was a report in circulation in Washington of
ne failure of the Bank of Virginia, and he then
asked you if you knew it was true. You did
mot saw that Mr. Clay told you the Bank had
failed but merely mentioned it as rumor.
knew myself the report was current in Wash
ngton and heard one or two members OF Con-
gress speak of it. Ifthis note is of any service
10 YOU, it may be used as you think proper.
Respectfully, yours,
r. /. T. WILSON.
Aleraadria, April 81, 1884
Having thus put this matter right. and defeat
ed as far as may be, the attempt made by this
procedure by an injurious attack on Mr.. Clay,
confluence the elections in Virginia" shall
conclude this statement with barely remarking,
that this whole transaction is another evidence
Of the evil times upon which We have fallen,
wheni is seen, that officers under the Govern
ment dependent upon political favor for their
subsistence, are amongst US, hastily snatchingup
what they can catch, and, without waiting to see
whether they are right or wrong, trumpetng 1t
through party newspapers.
have no disposition to retort unkindly on MIR.
J. lam not at all even pleased at the situation in
which have been compelled to place him, and
will not pursue my advantage. He ought to
have recollected, that he, perhaps, above all
other men in Alexandria, ought to keep perfect
y quiet; for he must know that he lives in a
glass house, which |, or any body else, could,
with the sling of pebble, shiver to pieces.
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
Alexandria, ID. C. ApriI 81.
~ The editors of the Richmond Enqoirer
and Wing are requested, as an act of justice,
either to give the substance OF or publish the
whole ofthe above; and the same request would
be made of the Globe, (Which paper is making
ahande OF the article from the Enquirer,) but
that it is believed no body regards the asser-
tons of that nrinf
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ICE! ICE! ICE!

ICE! ICE! ICE!
TyHE subscribers for ICE are respectfully in
Il formed that have commenced delivering
Ice, corner Prince and Fairfax Streets from SUM-
rise one hour, and from IL o'clock, meridian, till
2 O'Clock P. NJ.
Occasionally cart will deliver Ice though the
town in the evenings. Tickets now ready.
TO LET.
"A The STORE corner Prince and Fairfax
EEa streets. Also very comfortable Dwelling
House on Duke street, at present occupied by
myself. Possession may be had Immediately.
apr 22-3t CHARLES MURRAY.
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ORPHANS COURT, ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, J

CHARLES MCKNIGHT, Guardian of Re-
~ becca Patton, submitted to the Court his
seventh account as Guardian aforesaid, with
the vouchers in support thereof; which account
will be allowed, passed, and recorded, unless
cause be shewn to the contrary on or before the
first Monday in June next; of which all persons
interested or concerned will take notice.
copy-Test: A. MOORE, Reg Wills.
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The above obligation has been subscribed by
all the Directors the Bank now in Alexandria,
and an authenticated copy will be furnished to
any person who may request it. apr 1s-3t
~ Nat. Int st; and Winchester Republican,
Leesburg Washingtonian, Warrenton Specta-
tor and CharlestOwn Free Press It
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SALES.
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

POTATOES AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY, at IL o'clock, will De sold, on
Il board the schooner Betsey Hamilton, at
Union wharf,
400 BUSHELS EASTERN POTATOES,
Suitable for planting) in lots to suit purchasers
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I'D SHIP NEWS. 10
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.,

GENESEE FAMILY FLOUR
NOR sale by LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
II apr 90 Vowell's wharf
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DRY GOODS SALE CLOSED.
NnnN

DRY GOODS SALE CLOSED.
TTyHIS AFTERNOON, commencing at 3 o.
IL clock, the sale of DRY GOODS. one door
east of Messrs James Mckenzie & Co.'s, will if
possible be brought to close. There remains
to be sold number of
FANCY AND STAPLE ARTICLES,
to which the attention ofthe country Merchants
and others, DESTROYS of getting bargains, would
do well to attend. At the same time, before the
above sale commences, will be sold in front Of
the store, second hand GIG & HARNESS.
Terms at sale. GEO. WHITE.
aDr %
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CANAL OFFICE, April 19, 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the Annual
IN Meeting of the Stockholders in the Alex
dria Canal Company will be held at the Coun-
ell Chamber on Monday. the 5th day of May
next, for the election of a President and six Di-
rectors to serve the ensuing year. BY order:
JOHN II. CREASE, Clerk.
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COMMERCIAL.

Price Of Produce in Alexandria yesterday, from
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If Nat. Int. st; and Winchester Republic
can lLeesburg Washingtonian, and Charles
town Free Press It,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06
BRITISH POLITICS.

Earl Grey, in his late speech at the Edinburgh
dnne set forth, III glazing colors the sa.u'aty ei-
fccls OF those measures Of reform, wh'ch, WIN
remarkable consistency, h. had advocated IRON
lis frs entrance into public life, Until he was en--
hled, as Pune Minister, to consnmmalo them, oy
the concurrence Of the King aud both Houses "i
Parlismant Tn: violent, bu' abiy-cod"c'cu,
Tory journal, b a. kwood's MGgaz We, however,
seems TO think thai those very meas wheh
Earl Grey iee,s so 'lutary, are bd The erst stages
of complete revolution IN the character ahd prac-
~ al operations of the Bnush Constituiiouj ond
from hch i, anticipates the most disastrous results
disastrous, we mean according to lis opinions oil
nolitieal perfection. One thing Is cerian-and thht
s. that like all great changes IN the institutions OF
..,;ons the bail pu, in motion by Esr Grey and
the Ref rmcrs, " III roll far yond the orbit pre-
seribei by Themselves. 1t is already o''lng
with accun,ulatine velocity and force. Gong be-
vond reform of representation IN the House OF
Commons. 1t is now asss,ling the Hereditary pr'n-
c,pe IN the arisotra,ical branch OF Parlidme Mt
and, succeeding in rros,rauug that, MS il inevitably
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06
,yxcuBrsG, Nov. $. 1884.
rI.EC TON RE TURNS.
ALiI1

#)tilD.
,.,,,,,e are the members of Congress, re-
iho -, 80, f'on This Slate. fne names of The
tsaNy a.s m Ealies showing a loss OF taoo 10
". Administration psfV
the ,.,,,c- yellaay Sdter in the place OF Rob,.
!" I Lstle.
Tavlol W hster re elec'od.
- Lsfp. IL crane rc-eiocfed.
~ T45aA C0ftota rc.c!ecied.
~ Tnonss l. Il smsr re elected.
9,n u S4muel ]" Yenton, reelected.
o.. o1 & W,Qiaai X Bond, IN the place of W.
Il ye.emiah ncLene, reelected.
ON o." . John Clancy. reelected.
~" u SAYS ;. .Nasoa, IN !he place OF Josepa
w" Vlnoc declined.
,,A u Wiil,n Kenaon sen. IN place of Mr.
BsH
,,A q Ehas H0weA, in the place of Robert
49, Michel
,oA u Dria Spane!cr, reelected
, , q William Pat erson, .reeltctd.
a., u y,p,tto4 Sioane, re-eleclel.
w. q Elsaa Wh,Hleey, reelected.
49, ~ Jnhn Thompson, Reelected
,o.h Il Bseiamis Jones, reelected.
Io,h 81 Daniol K lsore, In the lace Of Mr..
Leayit apaoa ed U. ;. JaIec.
T. ia vet doubtful whether Mc. Fiuday or Mr.
11,as has been eltct.d ysrnor--though w IN
Zine 10 he belief tia, ia, ncr is the successful
candidate by SIN maJ'ay.
The exien, of The Wing victory in Ohio may be
ieter Inferred from the returns OF III mbcrs OF the
safe Legislature. la the oenae, last wear, The
Jacksoa party had majority of4; nav, the Wings
have m aiority of 2; aud ii the Hoass Of Repr.
ssnralne. where, last yeat, the Jackson majority
was % the Whgs haya now a majority OF 10 -
showing JON, majority of Is and cear gain,
s;oce last year o &, N nbers. This vlc.Uiy, too,
IS all important Leeaase i, secures the reelection
10 .he u 5. scnate, OF NJ Ewing, the terror Of the
Posi-Olfce rats.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Tie members elect to the next Congress, from
this State, are F. w. Plekens, from MIR. McDafh-s
district James Fl. Ham ond, in place Of Mr.. Eel
dr declined Warrcn L. Davis reelected, IN Mr..
CuLouns distric by nj .loty OF TO, over h r
Very, the Union Cand dale, r, y, Campbell Grn.
Gnin, w. J Grayson, ieuJY h. Pmrk"ey, Rich
ard Manning, att {; ii. janes Rogers, Ia place
Of W K. G!owney-ail nutlh.rs, except the TWO
last in1d.
GEORGIA.
Messrs Faync S.iieg, Towns, CiFee Haynes,
Owens Granll5nJ, Terrell and Sanford, compr sing
me Union Ticket, are eiect.d to the next Congress
from Georgia, by An average msjnrlty OF "bodt
500 over The null tcsnon ticket, composed OF
Messrs. Gtimet, Wadc, Foster, Gamble. Chappel,
Lamaf, Bal Daniel, a4d newman. Those IN
| acs are members Of thr present Congress.
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B.sISTOkS A'i'iy 2.

4 PIVOT excellent oysters, (tree i'o Chocre, !,
as has been faiiy iested but irsrpg lac weather.
has had them pIeked Handsomely tne h'si cold
spell TINT comes he will have aLoiher supply as
heretofore promised, and horcs they vii meet wih
sale
A all umcs he keeps diets at minutes notice,
and has private rooms fixed for gentlemen who
may cu uron him, en- ire y fom bu,I'e and no's +,
and 10 determines to keep drsrrdef o' arms ieogtA,
80 that his vl-iiors will b. accommodated exacuy
as they would WISH.
He also has good Liquors aud Wines HIS doora
viii be opened Ill II o'clock for gentleman oil III 5
place, and opened at any time for country or ira
yelling gentlemen. ID. ClilLDEho.
NavG w3W
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printing / Mce iov sale

ENl<DING tt 4 IA, necessary attention Ia pro.
a essiolal d,urs ~ too mn, h rut nched on b,
ny editorial inbDurs. and DE- nous To resume u
uf1f,. ion more cong eniaI Ia ~, fe"ling-, have
determined 10 sell my PRiN ING OFFICE IN
LIE wisburg Va, provided can II CT sale On
,.asopabIr terms. The Pee u,,on which Toe
.LEWISBURG AILt.6iIANlAS' y printed !, It
.ureT roynl oa,, winch though ~ usc Tor SON b.
,ears i, ia good repair, aDd viii answer the p"i-
pnse tor mary years 10 come. lie Vpe consists
Of fonts oil Plea, Small Plea Long P'i'nrr anh Be
yir,, wifh great variety oi ornamental aud plain
Jobtype.
P.r.ogs des i, Gus TO purchase, viii please all
d,cs. thu sob.crpe' U'osi paII) at LeHiShirS,
G,r-uhirr county, Va.
Nov, 8 II
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HALIFAX COUNTY DIR ATKINSON.

On the fourth Monday Of las month, we lclfn,
TINT DR. A klnson tho State Srna r from that DIS
lrcr ad irr SIS The people of lia'iax, IN RELATION
10 the next Srnatorirl election and his INTENDED
course on ina, SUBJECT. HIS speech (says the
D.nville Repo Ier) is said 10 have been marked by
that frankuess AMI independence for which the
Doctor his always been dis l'ngulshed. a Tier YIN
dicatUg his in the Senate, and gtvins c. an
did exposition OF his opn ons on the important sub.
lccts likely 10 engage the attention. If the mex a.
Isla ure he informed hrs constituents oil The course
he Intends 10 take, AMI distinctly declared his dc
termin tion MOI 10 obey tho ins'ruc. ions but, II
driven to the ulternptIys Of Obedience 10 lhsttu'
ttons, vol,tive OF hIs principles, and at war WIN
the interest Of he State or resignation, he VIII I'M
hesitatingIy resign. Mcssrs. Avcret and Ed
rounds of the administration nary and M Bruce
of tho oppositlor, also addressed tho people Mr.
Bruce's speech, we are informed, was marked with
srDa power, and II thous TO have hal great ell
feet.
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4, sIrtj AIR /.

DIED on Tuesday the Il Oeiober last. nj The
residence OF his molher, IN this place, after an NJ
ness OF four mod,hs Mi NODERick BROWN.
In tie death of this young man, sielriy has betn
depaved OF IN ornament, and moihtr, sister and
brothers of an off etionte and dnlful latise.
liz Was honest, upright and industrious, emi ~ oil
the Citations which he tnosct le vas es'eemed for
the interesting qnpline' he possessed. HIS 1eaih
will he regretted by al " ho knew Inn Mt.
E,own wasa mombor Of he Methodist Clutch.
DIED, tcecnty Mt his residence ~ I'm siIl,e
Of cholera, Gen Wm. II BKOAbNaX-a on
| spcuous and mrr,louous citzsn,of VHsitf.
-, the % Ia Albcatflc, GA h rsnrn
from the Snines, Mrs. - COOKE, vii, Vi Dr..
Charles Cooke. ofthai county.
DIED nea, the site OF the old Gravlfr plantation
house, he rear Of tn faubonrg st May, IA
New Orleans the l., instant, JOHN GRA-
WEIR, aged about % years, "a native OF F'r'ncc,
bat foi the lasl half century sid AT OF hal cry.
Thus end Il the days oi a man who has need .
conspicuous pan Tor many Yeas IN our eoatts OF
Justice, AMI IN the exercisr OF the heabpg TIT
However some may blame his aets, III many lnsiar-
oes OF lgltnton, yet the wteteh d. tho p.or md
afflicted " III ep,r ycneraie his memory Tor his IN
wca,e,l elorls to mitigate their suffering aud heal
then diseases. In his holy cauae, be las spout SC
"rral Tor naos tul, fot himstl h. lived mud died
| not only d stuc of H. comforts and olrgaacias OF
life, bat WITHOUT lis actual neerssaries. lie lived
and dltd fon choice, IN sm II hoyel, IN tha mos
retirrd corner OF 1t IN obscure rar Of the cry
This eccentric mao was quite fllhetaie , bun rom
his great rApertnec an acute Oh ctfniion HI pun
10 aud pred cnons bafder,d upon propbecy, on
ma y suffice lie was quack in the science oil
medicine bun Inns b. en- knowa by the Wrter Of Ills
To perform m,ny cures after skiul ply sielans bad
abandoned the palenIs, Ilo never refused his ser
wees / any who soug them, therefore his 4ascnre
heb,ratlon constantly sought by the huli, tn
me, and the sick. AMI hls snb,t nee " 3 ckhans-
ted for their rclet and support. His snceessl"a
y III consist o esrthern jars, pos, furnaces aud o.
scns, and the other apparatus of bis pfofession
winch contained III tte interior dcu. sancuni
ssnc tofum, Of his dNoIllng, mhich 1t IS supposed
will &c entered for tie FIST time, by others, tbun the
protector himself, when some person shall inke II
upon him TO administer upon the succession i us
la, passed away John Gravior, who III his ime,
lived IN two hemsphcres, took part in the nansne.
toas Of Two countries belonged 10 two worlds ,
once iosscss ID immense riches had ailoennal and
respectable connexions and yet has died IN obscnr
~ upon lot without matrass, OF a friend OF re.
atlon, To relieve his suffering, ossuage his eAPltna
agonias, OF close his eyes Leaving nothing behind
but u theme OF reflection, n lesson rife with it,
| suucion,
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RUNAWAY.

Y D UNAWAY from M. Jacob Haas, som !.
II u time IN the month OF May or juno, J633
dirt mulatio man named lIEC TOR, OF the
ordinary SIC, with Large bosiy head, 80 years
old OF upwards On iaci ms complexion is a good
al like lbst II an lndian) iIe is an old water.
man, am is prJb1bly passing up and down tho
uvor occasionally Inc has n brother al Mr.. R'chd.
Bu,lsss in Rockoridg and may be IN ihe neigh
bofhood. he was ouco caught in Paltvnsb0rg,
when he had been out six months. ! will pay a
reward OF SO II delivered TO the subscriber,
Nj Henry Ogden vi Bedford, who purchased him
at Mir Haas's sale--or $l5 If secured in jail %
hat he car be got AGAIN.
WATT PETrYJOHN.
Sent % w3f.if
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NOTICE..

Y8NiIE subscriber wishes 10 KE.,T or LEASE
n that valuable stand for n Country STORE,
ut present occupied by himself, situated in the coun-
ty Of Bedford Immediately the fork Of the main
road leading from Iynchbu's through the Forest.
ty L.bedy und Fancy Farm oboat Is miles from
LyneLbug and II from Liberty. Being in the
heart of a wealthy and populous ne'ghborhood,
few stand, III this region Of country Offer gseatcr
inducements to II gentleman Of capital. The
Store House is entirely new, and tho subscriber
could furnish comfortable residence for small
family, or board single gentleman IN his own.
FREDERICK A. HARRIS.
Oct9 4wif
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A" In Adams fall,
Il They sinned all .

s-t- We wish that the oice-holers under tie
present n iminlstrailo, woui commit to memory
he following extract from rhom,s Jclcrson's ca
cusr 10 tho oficr holders under his admins ,ntion
and more especially 10 We wish that the PFC
sldcnt W. Id b. -.aie1 by ,he sound docn'oe II
laws down" FieeJom Of elections, Gays Nj
Jefferson, } beng essential "a the mutgh Ihdfpcn-
dence ot snyernmeni and governed, 50 virtually
cherished by most OF our constitutions II IS deemed
improper for the ohcr,s depending On the EA'cn-
tive OF the Union, 10 attempt 70 tontf0t or tnfh'
eacc tie free exercise OF the elective rl&ht aud
further II is expected that no officer will attempt TO
influence the votes oil Others mr. taAe any PAL IN
the business 81 eieetonecttag, - Nat beng neon
sls,ent with the spnIt OF the constitution, md Their
duties 10 IT,
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JACKSON MEETING.

TT A meeting of The friends OF the present VA
tiona Executive, III this county, IL requested al IN
court house on Monday next, to take lnio cons'de'
ration the cxpedency OF aPpo'n M doug 'ic' 10
attend Convention AT Halifax Couri'houso' on
The "a h INST for the pufpoie OF selocIns suitable
candidate for the ensuing election, to represent ths
distrc, in the Congress OF the United > a'es.
MANY VO FERS
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pal. rcd, with y hie 1rr aud three whh" legs,
with 4 small bell on,suppo,e 10 be four years ON,
aud marked with II slI ~ he tigh' ear aud an 40.
derkeel T. Tie eh aud valned 10 the sum ot twelve
d9llars. 6nven uu.cr our bHnIs tn. IA dat a.
August, 1891. PEY ION FO7 TER,
JAMES GREASY.
ROBERT &. MOORE.
Ihn above appraisers wee ms day d"i, 9a"ii
6ed before M, tins 23,d day "l AnAus. 1854
D. ". QUAKLE7 ,, j +.
A Copy-Iesie.
ROBEkI T.. MITCHELL. {. y. &.
Nov. "3"
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CA 81. : y. Oh "a

Is1fIF subscribers respectfully ihibrm the rub.
4 iu, hat hey Inv. received from th"ir facio-
~ aud now op"niog taeir Foil anh w nisr
snt ply II E. ARR AGES. comprising tn following
am rs Yty: = cuachpcs, 3 cki"ndeI Top Barou.
he. for one horse, 2 Cua,iotce Bnroucbrs. With
standing or fallng topr, FOR ne or two hotsrs aud
| eleeAn, improved Top Cha,iotee. viii, side
lights. for horses which together with their pre-
seui stock on hard. rnablrs them 70 oHer TO tho
public Gne assortment Of Carriages, whicI 'hes
will sell On good terms any "ihrr establish
ment in the T. States. II. II. BEACH Go.
NIX G
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syIts stated IN he Philo iephIo papers Iha' Hen
~ D. Gptn, one of tn persons nominated ny
tho President ns a Directo OF the u. Back, " &c.
iec,ed by the Senate, has been appointed Gov,
of the territory Of Michigan, wee, u Porter, de- d
This is the second of this rejected nominees who
have since received appointments ifom the Preal-
dent
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Pitts, lvania and iyncl,bur5
Turn nike.

a MEETING OF the subscrlrers TO the stock
u 81 the Plusyivana anj Lynchb9rg Turnpike
Company, is requested VI the FrankIm Hotel. ~
the iown Of Lynchhufg Oh Tuesday the 18Th inst.
Tor the rufIose Of olccliog Ir.sidee, ssd five Dr.
rectors. TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Nov idm
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x-r Office arrangements, and reluctance TO d'-
vde the essay of IL mpden, compel US TO COM
u,,pse i, On The Hrs, page. Differing with thc
writer as we do, III some OF has positions, VIC, no
vertleless, recommend ms welwrl,ten essay to the
pcru.ai of our readers.
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Exscutnrss Sule.

"a WILL SELL, on Moaday The 9th iuss. II
IL fair II net, the ncxi fair day The tract Of Land
wing in An,efrsl cou0iy,.on which nov reside.
eentainInr 80 ae,cs, adjoining the lands Of E. ST.
George A mbler Edwin 5. Rueker, aud oiI,ess, hav-
Ing gu II d can yenem and comfgiaiic Dwelling
House, add al cree ssafy Out HOSES. Il 1efdie-
ular dcser,p ion il be unnecessary, as hossswis.
eg TO pufchass will exsntipc for themselves.
Likewise . or 10 likely an ssiuable slave
slsfIng OF men, womca md giiis. Aisos all Tho
Household and Kitchen Furnnufc-- likewise, ell
the stoek Of Horses, Cattle and Sheep, one yoke OF
valuable W erik Steers aud Ok Curt oil the crop
OF Corn and Iod.ier lnaie on tire place. Tctnss
accommodating which w'lI be n.adl known
tho day Of sale.
HENRY T. PENDLETON, Executor
of X eh.rj pendieloa, Deed.
Nov O. Wild.
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTlON--T The
Temperance Convention assembled IN ChhtIoties-
VILE on The Both ult. We learn that there were
about l73 members in attendance. among whom,
W. are told by tho Chalotesv lie Advocate, we've
gentlemen of talents an celebrity tron various
parts of The State. LIS proceedings sh Ill be made
known to our readas us soon after they received
p actIcabc.