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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18
From the New York journal of Commerce.
INTERESTING CASE.

~ iAAIa9 iAN1 1&tfgEs.
In the ship Alabama, Which, arrived
few days since from New Orleans, came
passenger native African, about rs
years Of age, who was stolen from the
land OF bis birth about SO years ago, along
with rnany Other unhappy beings and
carried into Charleston $. G. where he
was sold 70 General Pinckney. His native
name is Lamin kibby his American name
Paul After remaining about six years in
The service Of Gen. Piuckney, he was sold
to Mr Pratt, Of Edgefeld District, and
by him 10 some one else. and so on, til
at length he passed into the hands Of
Presley lislsey Of Sumner county, Ten.
nessee, ard subsequently, became the pro.
perry OF James Hoard, Esq, of Vicksburs.
Miss. To this gentleman he is indebted
for his liberty, and not only for bis liberty.
but for his passage 10 this ctr, and $40
for the supply of his necessities on his ar
rival.
HIS Object is 10 return 10 africa, where
he left wife and two children. He was
born and brought up IN tho district Of
foo'agallo Capital 1imbo) so far in tho
interior that he SAYS il would have taken
him weeks 10 walk TO the Atlantic shore
When stolen. he WAS asleep at place On
the coast called Iamakoo, whittier he bad
gone for purposes Of trade. lie was awak.
ed from bis slumbers by the chains which
were being fastened around him. lie
reads and writes his native langns "a, the
Arabic with ease and fluenc v. aud Mf,peats
10 have possessed an aecohplished edncs
tion. After devoiing seven years at homs
IN the pursuits Of learning, he repaired 10
a College ~ BJonda, about 900 miles
East of FootagaIIo. where he passed ano-
;her seven years in completing his educa-
ton. lie then engaged in the business Of
teaching, IN which employment be WAS
occupied t,il near the period Of his disas-
( trous WIS.,, 10 the coast--fiDce which time
/ he has never heard from his friends, nor
/ they of course from him At the timeshe
left Africa. his fathers brother was KiUg
! of Fooiagalio, and he snpposes the crown
still rests upon the head u some one oil
his relatives.
lie represents himself TO have embraced
| Christianity before he left his native coun.
try, ihongh be mass OF the people IN
Footagalo were Mahomedans. lie re-
members 10 have seen Bible there. and
says considerable part of the population
wefe able TO read and write.
lie wsl be provided with passage "a
Liberia by the FIRST vessel, from whel
point be entctiains no doubt that lac car
soon make bis way to Fooiagallo.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18

Mails and Canrass lacks. Yes.erday's
mail brought brace or lwo OF canvass
back ducks. not, however, for our friend,
Mr.. Barnabas Bates, Of the post Office,
but 10 excellent order from the Susqne
hanna. We are happy TO perceive, that
if the whig newspapers do not reach their
destination, the canvass back ducks, IN
tended for the " faithful" como regularly
TO hand il due course OF Mail We pre-
sumo oil the shirts sent home by mail by
certain members of Congress, for 5laachiss
nient, viii DC as faithfully ranked 10 their
owners sgain.-.N Y + Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18

NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS!
THE subscriber respectfully begs leave
10 inform his friends, customers, and the
public in general, that he has received a
rery general supply Of FALL s. WIN.
TER GOODS, all Of which he is dispo
,ed to sell on accommodating terms. lie
therefore, takes pleasure in inviting all
bose who are DESTROYS 10 get good bar
|rains, to give him call, and they shall
he supplied almost on their own terms.
THOMAS e. SMITH.
October so. 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18
From the Wooster (ohiO) Journal and Times

From the Wooster (Ohio) Journal and Times.
The present Administration came into
power by imposing on the people the er
roncous belief, that great abuses existed
IN ,,2 Government The famous commit
tee of re,reSchment. who pretended TO
have found out certain things which they
were never able TO shew, had much agen
cy in bringing about change. That
committee went into every oihce oil me
Government; examined every thing, could
find nothing promised TO do wonders.
The people confided in them and were de-
ceived. How stands the matter now! lhe
officers of the present Administration re
fuse TO permit the examinations OF com
mit,ee, and thereby secrete from thu
knowledge Of the public their unhallowed
usurpations and profigacy. The Post
master General Informs the Committee c
the Senate, that he is responsible to th'
President, and not 70 them, and ther'ior'
they must not expect 10 see the papers N
! his Office. IF such a refusal had beer
made by the last Administration, public
Indignation would have known no bound
| But now the practice Of usurpaiion an'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18
NOTICE

EnEING DESTROYS TO pay our debts, com,
ND pels us 10 request all those indebted
10 the subscribers. to call and pay at least
! part of their accounts, to enable US TO %
co. We hope that this notice Will be at.
tendsd N az we stand in need Of tue zone
thing needlul.n r,,pu.pr
November 10, lsS4-u
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18
VIEW AND CHEAP
COOP SIS

\ Of which have been purchased atvery
kuced prices and are now offered on the
ks terms. Their friends and the public
Luerally, are invited to call and supply
Esir wants with good bargains.
Bedington, July 5, lS34.--by
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18
rRurra&s SWEET NEE = s

8 n U r s, g. $ w z = = IVA 4 - : .
fREALAGA Grapes, Zahte Currants;
I'VE Box and Keg Raisins, Fllberts, and
COCOA Nuts. Lemons, Oranges LINES
Pine Apples, and other West india Sweet
meats lust received and for sale cheap os
LAUCK 81 STEPHEN.
November IS, 1854.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18

Real Estate Tank lit is contennla-
ted 70 incorporate Bank in Baltimore
with capital OF four millions, for the i'm.
Provement Of real estate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18
pr.Aeryra rrsT4 g. eAx.T.
w n z S, &C.

|E P.Teneriffe, dry Lisbon, Champaign
E a ntd Port, Malaga, and Muscatel
Pines. French .,'Ahoy' anu =. oS.an hy
epirits. just received 90 ior s sa,S
LAUCK s b ErhEN'
November Is, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18

Judge the question, and quite fruitless "a
discuss 1t. have The honor 10 be. very
respectfully, yours,
(Signed) N BlDDLE, President,
HoS. Levy WoopBuRy.
Sec'ry of the Treasury, Washington. -. &.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18
MAINE MERCER POTATOES.

MAINE yGERCER POTATOES.
|OnnBUSHELS ofthe far famed Mer-
|OUU Ger Potatoes from Bucksport. in
|the State of Maine, expected 10 arrive IN
all merit reek. Price s7AcJs per bushei--
Pat up in good tight hogsheadS containing
~ to ID bushels each
LAUCk s. STEPHEN.
Nov. 0, 1S54.--hy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18

SALT & MAG x e II e Z.
ROUND ALUM. s. FINE SALT
u AND MACKEREL, just received
@d for sale by
IfOGMIRE s. boyd.
Nov. 6, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18
,unaApnAxr AND OHIO cANAI

n AyJCK g. STEPHEN will give l'o
III A eral price in Cash or Merchandise
for Chesapeake and Ohio Canal scrip
Nov. 6, lS34.-by
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18
0hce ofthe Martinsburg Savings Institution .
1ane o 1924 I

InY resolution Of the board OF direct
ID ors OF this institution the following
r. Of Interest have been adopted for the
I,ernment Of the Treasurer thereof in
ls.ving money on deposite, viz:
For deposites payable
M, y tbs after demand, nor ..,,,,,n
{s'6catcs may be issued ~ y" on 1910"
I.,ing an interest at the ~
EsOf ,
/ for deposites papable
i, months after demand, 4 MIR ceot,,n,
[tfcates may be issued psr annum
bring an interest at the
|sof
| For deposites payau,ee
|ssiy days after demand, ~ ,c,,i,l,u
'$~ates may be issued p 80. nm
'I.- ;"terest at the ~ "
|s Of
BY order
ID. BURKHART, Treasurer.
Ialy 10, 2s34.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18

John II. Cookus s. Co.
RESPECTFULLY takes the pleasure
|H to inform the public, their friends, &
|gtomers. that they are now receiving and
yeong at their store in Bedington a ye-
General supply Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18
VIEW FAIL g. wINTlR GOODS

october 2, 1884 by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02
COMMUNICATED

WoMAN-Mr Snowden will obligc a friend
by publishing the following extract from Hen
ry's Commentary on the Bible:
"Adam was first formed, then Eve, and she
was made of the man; and for the man; all which
are urged as reasons for the humility, modesty,
silence, and submissiveness, of that sex in gene
raj, and particularly the subsection ard rever-
ence which wives owe to their husbands. Yet
man being made last Of the creation, as the best
and most excellent of all, Ewes being made af-
ter Adam, and ont of him, puts an honor upon
that sex, as the glory Of the man. Ifman is the
head she is the crown; crown to her husband,
the crown of the visible creation. The man
was dust refined, but the woman was dust dou.
BILE refined, one remove further from the earth"
"Woman was made 81 a rib ont Of the side Of
Adam; not made out Of his head, to top him;
nor out of his feet, to be trampled upon by him;
but out OF his side, to be equal with him; under
his arm, to be protected; and near his heart, to
be beloved"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02
CAMP MEETING.
sept 2-3t
CAMP MEETING for the

A CAMP MEETING for the Stafford T., =.
IA cult, under the superintendent OF the W. W.
thodist Episcopal Church, commencing o. -,
day, 9Th September next, will be held on pau ~
land Of Thomas Towson, Esq. distant ao' Trs.
miles from Stafford Court House, II IRON mr. rt
dericksburg, 10 from Dumfries. % from Pam ,o"is
vile, and 2 from the navigabIe part o' n''''
Creek ole 10
The necessary arrangements will be m Ii,a,,J
accommodate the genieei and uel a.T ,psn,.l
(who may not find it convenient TO Drihs ''"''
with board with private tent-hoIders' a sucb
And. as many persons habitua!Jy atIel ~ suca
places exclusively for gain, by the SAFE .. such
articles as may well be dispensed "itn VIZ Hc &c
as Cider Porter, Beer, COnfectonary'o ~bracs
&c. the Committee Of Arrangements e,n tbs.
this early opportunity of notifying all sucb trsf
they will not be permitted to carry on su'n rhif5
fic within the limits of their jurisdiction ubbor.
is extensive, as the citizens Of the nesnrc,
hood, with their usual liberality, ana ies.-M
for such assemblages, have placed aoou'
acres of land under their control .c,rossi
The ministers and members OF the az 20 suc.
Church, and all others who are friendly
meetings, are respectfully invited 10 a''e"D
aug 9-dt5thSep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02
$50 DOLLARS REWARD.

WAS stolen from the Boot Of the Stage, be-
w tween Robinsons Stand and this place
large Double Leather Trunk, with the SuoscI'
hers name engraved on brass label, contain,
ing q new suit of black cloth clothes; new SUI
Of bombazine, coat vest and pantaloons; 6,ace
satin vest belonging to the black cloth suit; bIacs
coat made Of summer CLOTH three pair BLACK
bombazine pants, one pair Callevade PANE,
which is very remarkable, the thread IS COUPE
and twisted before wove, thread of blue ana
thread Of white; besides number OF other aru
Giles Of clothing, and papers, shirts, handKei
chiefs, socks, and collars; number OF Vaiuaoe
papers, that can be ofno use to any but the oS'
ner, among which is promissory note on Gs.
mand, made by John Armfeld, in favor OF InS
subscriber, for 80, 500, dated two years back ut
precise date not recoIlected; another note Of r.
cent date, also made by John Armtield, ior ".
thousand dollars, on demand; besides nuiN's
Of letter., copies Of contracts, &c.
| will give the above reward for the nun
contents and the conviction of the thief, OF W!
dollars for the trunk and contents, and no4.,,,
tons asked. Any information lodged with ",
Blakey, ofths place, or with Samuel Alsop he'i
Fredericksburg, either of which gentlemen v,
pay the reward, and forward the trunk to ne"
reference to Franklin e. Armfeld, AlexahaI.r
d. G. Information to either will be pIon,''
attended to. ISAAC FRANhLiN
Orange Court House, Aug %, 1894
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02

The Administration organ at Washington has
been commanded at this time to shor bold
front. Its part the tactics Of POWER never
to acknowledge defeat The Globe admits quasi
victories for the Whigs in Kentucky and India
ma; butboasts, and boasts again, ofJackson sue
cesses in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama North
Carolina, and Missouri. 1t even half claims
Rhode Island, on the ground of the Anti-Maso-
mic division Of parties. It is as unsuitable as it
is mendacious. Talk of Jackson victories in
Louisiana and North Carolina! 1t is the word
of command, however, to the phalanx, HEADS
UP! No good soldier in the ranks, after this will
dare to be dispirited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02

HARVARD COLLEGE. - The Annual Commence
ment of this institution was celebrated at Cam
bridge on Wednesday last. There were seven
teen orations &C. by the graduating class, and
two by candidates for the degree of A. M.
Notwithstanding the late troubles in the nstitu-
ton, the number Of graduates was 81. Among
the distinguished strangers present were Messrs.
Ewing, Mangum, and Tyler, of the Unite d
States Senate. The degree ofLL. D. was con-
ferred on His Exceency Gov. Davis, and Hon.
Edward Livingston, and Simon Greenleaf; and
that of D. on Rev. Francis Parkman, Henry
Ware, jr. and John G. Palfrey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02
"And what is Friendship yu! naa,e."

A writer in the Norfolk he lid who GEMS to
be soIred with the world, .@StaS bis oei;si
that "there is no such tin FRIENDSHIP
and says that !" the word sh2Jt Dr. cang.ea
from the language" HowesH! 80 'Eaay-'.,sa-
gree from this writer in his gen.t deposition.
(and Heaven forbid that any One ca Re fund
to agree with himD there is much acai
truth in his assertion, founded on exp ..,. -.
that the 90 situation of man who depenus
Oh friendship, in the transactions of life. is
l,ar to that of the traveller, who, traversing IL.
arid plains Of "the DESERT" discovers at a dis
lance an object which from appearance he ina
glnes to be large lake; but as he approaches,
he finds it to be only the reflection of the suns
rays on the wide ocean of sand! Such is the
case with the man whose friendship we are GER
tain Of having secured-when in the hour Of
need and trouble we discover our disappoint-
ment: he is the first in the ranks Of derOgdtion
and the first to refuse assistance"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02

MIssoURL-We collect from the late Missouri
papers that the recent election for members Of
the State Legislature in that State has resulted
unfavorable to the Van Buren, party. We do
not understand the data Of the caIculatio MS
The Missouri Republican OF August 49, has the
following paragraph:
'The Western Monitor states, that all the men,
bers of the Assembly, except one, elected this
summer in The BoonslIck country, so far Is heard
from are anti-Van Buren,. IL this inform,
is correct, there will be a decided majority a.
gainst the Undertook candidate, in the Gene.
raj Assembly"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02

Improvement at Harpers- FeIry-The spirit of
enterprise is stif up at Harpers-Ferry. Mr.. Sa-
muel Gibsons fine large store house, just erect
ed. is now occupied and is very neat and we'll
arranged building.
Gen. Rust. the superintendent has obtained
leave 10 make, and is now having made, an ex-
cellent Improvement in the streets of the puOllc
square. The main street IS handsomely Mac
Adsmized. and the side walks and cutters are
under going very judicious alteration. The
water from the hill near the Harpers-Ferry tto-
tel is to be carried through the arsenal lot to inc
river, and the unpleasant washings, which nave
heretofore been source OF annoyance, VIII
hereafter be prevented. The street between
the Armory buildings is to be laid OH in paved
walks on each side, with suitable passes Tor Wa
CONS, and the centre is to be green enclosure.
All this is agreeable and pleasant to the eye,
and productive of much comfort. We hope the
superintendent will unite with our representa-
tive in Congress at the next session, to obtain
funds for the Improvement OF the road as far as
the public works extend. The amount would
be trifling, and could not be appropriated TO
better purpose.
In addition 10 the street repairs, which Mr..
Mcdonald is finishing with great fidelity and
industry, We observed several Improvements
about the Armory buildings Two or three new
shops have been put up, anda very superior
reaction wateT-wheel erected, to obviate the inn
pediments caused by ice 10 the winter. The
new Armory Canal is nearly finished, which
will afford never failing supply Of water for
the machinery: we noticed Several masons bu-
silly employed under MIR. Garrett (the contrac.
tori in executing the foundation OF a snop 10y
feet long ana fifty wide THE best piece Of
masonry. by the way, which we have seen for
a long time.] This shop is to have six reaction
wheels, ard we presume will add very much to
the efficiency of the establishment.
Charlestolrn Free Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02
IcoMMCNIcATED.
A HINT

Ifthere is a sly or corert or secret, design in
this county to get up party instructions" 10
countermand the INSTRUCTIONS Of the PEOPLE,
given at the POLLS last April, this hint may
answer to put the voters Of Fairfax on their
guard. "A word TO the wise is sufficient. -
When there is a clear field and fair fight, and
the battle forced by certain party, and that
rarty is Cairiy beaten, the PEOPLE Of all sides
v no love Justice, i'll see thatit "stayS beaten
,, lc,.,t until merit April. Am ! understood
Dic.qlors. cannot change their characters by as.
sa.n.ag The garb OF Instructors. Perhaps more
ana. A Farmer.
fa@far f,"n,ty. Sept. J. 1884.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02

A Bear Chase.-Some Of the citizens of Shep-
herdstown, on Sunday morning last, were much
amused with the chase of wild Bear, dis
covered in the neighDorhood. One OF the resi-.
dents, passing into town, 50 W the animal lying
in fence corner. and, after his surprise, very
naturally excited, was over, he gave notice to
his neighbors, when large number, with their
dogs fastened 10 the spot. Bruin was regular
" besieged, and defended himself with great
spir;t-for long time keeping off, not only the
dogs, but parrying almost every missile thrown
at him. Atleng;h. after being freed and dis
lodged, one Of the dogs gave MIN severe bite,
which drew the blood p,ofusely; and being sur
rounded and attacked Oil every side, as well by
the men as The dogs whilst on his back, fighting
furiously, fence-rail vas placed over his body e,
and he was thus captured and led in triumph to
the town. Here he was lodged in the Corpora.
ton Jail, where, from his wounds, he died in a
few hours. His weight We have NOT heard; but
understand he measured eight feet from snout
TO tail.
Such a scene has not happere5, We presume,
for half century past
Charlesioipn F,sr Press.
Mr.. Ash's Second AsceRsion-At the meeting
of the committees for the Balloon Ascension, at
the City Hall, on Saturday evening last, Fred
erick Keller, Esq. was unanimously appointed
treasurer, and the day of ascension was fixed
for Tuesday, the 18th instant, from the site i'm
mediately north OF the Presidents House.
Nat Int.
One Of the most wonderful of the metallur
gists, alchemists, astrologers and chromancers
of the 10Th century, was Phiiippus Aureolns
7neophrastus Rombastus Paroceksus dc Nohea-
helm, the very prototype of cur renowned and
prodigious Colonel Benton. Goodwin SAYS of
him: !" He certainly possessed a happy spirit of
daring; he delivered lectures in very bold and
presumptuous style. He took advantage of the
creduity and love Of wonder incident to the
generality of our species, and by dint of i'm
posing on Others succeeded in no small degree
in imposing on himself"-Nat. GAG.
Escape of Lion.-A few days ago when
Howes' New Y DIRK Menagerie was at the Chicko-
pee Factory, Mass, one ofthe Lions escaped from
his cage. The pavilion had been erected, and
every thing was in readiness for the exhibition
to commence. At this moment when only the
attendants were present. they were terrified at
the sight Of one of the lions among them. The
bars of his cage had incautiously been left loose,
and he had liberated himself Without mo-
ment's hesitation, the keeper, Mr.. Whiting, APP
him in a fearless and resolute man.
ner, seized him by the throat, and struck him
violently with his whip and literally dragged
him back into his cage.-N Y. Cour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02

. DELAwARE.-A great Wing meeting has been
held in Sussex county, at which the Hon. John
NJ Clayton made a speech of extraordinary
ability, which made powerful impression upon
the assembled multitude.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02

NORTH CARoLINA.-There is every reason for
the belief that the cause OF constitutional 60
vernment as against executive usurpation and
Post Office corruption, has gained signally, at
the recent election in North Carolina, as well
as in those Of Louisiana, Kentucky, Indiana,
and Illinois.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02

/ Hcw@aaa.--'l We may preacn temperance
bat people al To, practise il. AT one OF our no.
els .n-uS &. utn8A Was observed to ea'
e.,-. nca.. potatoes, chickens tripe, roast beet
3 i!.s. .aacirs. yuEi PIE, rice pudding, o"aso"or
q PIE. together with sherry, champagne
-.aa.r and water. We have not heard how
- ~, nHer Tie experiment" but trust that he
" -pJ iaeonveuienced by the depoSIles.
y y Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02

EXTENSIVE FIRE IN New YoRK.-On Friday
morning, at half past 2 O'Clock, fire broke out
in New York, in the square bounded by Broad
way, Howard, Mercer, and Grand, streets,
which consumed an amount of property estma-
ted at between so and $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02

Captain Adams, OF the brig Ellsworth, at Bos-
ton, from Gibralter, whence be sailed 22d ult.,
reports that the cholera at that place, was de-
creasing; the number Of deaths per day, for the
three days previous to his sailing, being but
about twelve.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02

The newspapers state that in tavern in the
West the President lately made use of much
vulgar abuse Of Mr.. Poindexter, retailing scan-
dial against that gentleman! Quite dgni6ed
this! Judge Bib, coming to the same tavern
the next day, pronounced the tales told false.
So we go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02

The Richmond Wing and the Richmond
Compiler are received very irregularly at this
ofice-the latter paper especially. AS it is
serious inconvenience, We should be glad to have
things set right.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02

Judge Castor, of North Carolina has been
named in the newspapers as proper to fill the
vacant seat on the bench Of the Supreme Court
of the United States. His fitness in every res
pect no one can question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-02

The Leesburg Genius of Liberty has been en-
larged and improved. We wish its editor every
success in his arduous and laborious duties.