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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-26
Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot.
1 (Kv Nov

LOUISVILLE, NNyJ NOV. l3
In August last, the Secretary OF the Treasury
issued "crcuur" to the Receivers and Dis
bursting Officers of Public money, Of a most eY
traordinary character. 1t authorized The
checks of the latter, on any Deposite Bank, TO
be received by the former in payment Of all
public dues, and thus, without authority of law
or any other than executive responsibility
currency is no doubt contemplated TO supply the
place of that issued by the U. S. Bank. But
this is not all-the circular alluded TO- points TO
no limits. Some Of said checks are issued for
one dollar, and every or any amount found TO
be due to aborers employed upon the public
works in the West-and the superintendent are
all military men-subject only to the orders Of
the proper department. Let il be known that
the appropriations of the last session, are no
longer expended as heretofore under contracts.
In Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, the chief super
ntendent on the National Road has superseded
the former commissioners, and changed the en-
tire system. He has appointed sub-superln'
tendeni for each ten miles OF the road, VINO
EMPLOYS hands to labor on daily wages
and thus has increased the number OF officers,
and. of course, the political influence they may
be expected to exercise. The circular alluded
10 does not stop at the creation Of an unlimited
courrency of checks of all denominations and
amounts, issued by subordinate government o.
ficers-it assumes the power to appropriate
these cheeks at its discretion, in as much as Inc
Receivers and holders of public money are oy
the same circular, authorized TO pay on demand
such claims against the government, llquldated
or unliquidated as may be presented by men
thought to be safe, and showing vouchers So o.
satisfactory character to the officer of whom
payment may be so demanded. Auditors ana
Treasures, and Legislators, and all DINER re-
straints upon the party. may hereafter De us
carded"
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JAMES s. GUNNELL, M. D.

JAMES s. GUNNELL, M. D.
DENTIST,
n RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens and
II visitors of Alexandria that he may be con-
suited at Mr.. A. Newton's Hotel on the third
Wednesday in every month, from o'clock
A. M. until P. M. All letters addressed to DIR.
G. at his Office, between the United States
Bank and the Presidents House, Washington
City, or LEFT at Mr.. Newton's Hotel, Alexandria,
will be punctually attended to.
ian 1-eWedtf
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ed directly before the whole PEOPLE as , c,.,.
date for their suffrages. "'o''
am, very respectfully.
Your OBJ, servt
PELEG SPRAGrP
Hallopell, November II, 1894.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Pennsylvania says, the Commission.
of Pennsylvania, James Buchanan. Joss,,
Burke, and Roberts Vaux, Esqrs in coniunc,;o'
with General Wall, DR.. Stryker, and Wm Sbsr
red of New Jersey, were in session last week !,
this city, and we understand have brought II.
important negotiation entrusted to them 70
satisfactory conclusion. These gentlemen war.
charged with the difficult duty of fixing the Use,
fthe waters OF the Delaware for canal mn,
poses, and for removing distractions from b,,
river--objects of vast interest TO the peonle =,
the respective States. We trust their labors will
prove acceptable to the citizens OF New JERSEY
and Pennsylvania, to whose Legislative bodj.,
the arrangements must be submitted for r,ts
cation.
LOUISIANA.
Charles Derbigny, Esq. President of the g.
nate of Louisiana, has consented to become
candidate for the United States Senate. Mr.
Waggaman, the present Senator, will probably
also be candidate.
The permanent population of New Orleans
does not exceed $4,000, from which the black
population being deducted. the number Of
the white population will not exceed 10000
OF these $4,000 are Catholics, and the remand.
er Protestants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-26

One OF the most curious biographical no1I ;
we have seen is that Of a certain StepHeh NJ
CURE, a deafand dumb mute, who recently o'eO,
according to the Huntingdon a. Gazene,
Mobile. He was educated in the Deal ana pu nDn
Institution in this city, and native o' NeN a. -
sey, and went tn Mobile for his heai'n a"u "
practice medicine. He had exhibited 'ale"U
q high and marked order-was enamoultu O;,o ~
early life Of the character OF Napoeo"- -,,nn,Iv
France while yet boy, and partook ea dT ,bs
in the gIories OF the trois jours-rec'oSsSSeu
Atlantic-plunged into the western ~llot,", tho
and bravelv fought against the savages ~ ~" "
wars with Black Hawk, receiving the Pa." ,b \.
honor for his bravery on that occasion 'fom o ~,
fair ladies of Galena. His shoh es''t 10
humble rs his origin was, and anec'eG % IN.
was with the most grievous and dIs'r'ss"st ,ss
trinity, admirably proves the truth OF sa's IS
beautiful lines of Gray, which might S'"'
his eptaph:
"Pehold in this neglected spot is laid.
AYouth once pregnant with celestial m n',,sd
Hands that rod of empire night have s"'''''
Or walked to ecstacy the living 'yre;, s,or
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1t is confidently asserted that Mr.. King will
be reelected Senator from Georgia. and that
Alfred Cuthbert will be elected to fill the place
vacated by Mr.. Forsyth, for the Department OF
State Col. Geo M. Troup is spoken OF as most
likely to be the next Governor of Georgia.
A smart run has been made on the columbus
Bank" in Georgia. but it held out, and conf
dcnce was restored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-26

We are glad to be able now to announce the
reelection of Heman Alien, as representative
in Congress from Vermont. The representa-
ton OF that State in the next Congress will con-
sist, then, of the following gentlemen, all Wings
Hiland Hail. William Slade, Horace Everett
Heman Allen, Henry F. James.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09
COMMUNICATIONS.


To ne trends 81 tie AdmIaiaration N Ire Coa.
eress,oaal Ditria composed Of he COUNTIES NJ
HatBaT, PWsyiraaia and Campbell
II IS probably known TO most of yon. TIM, both
capt. Walter Coles of Piltsylvania aud William
DANIEL, Jr Esq Of Lynchbirg, have been present
ed IN the Lynchburg and Danville napers, as sui
'aoie gentleman to represent you IN the next Con
sfess oil the United States 1t is believed that mel
ther OF those gentlemen disposed 10 press their
s'a'ms npoo you, under oxs sting circumstances, bur
are perfectly willing to submit 10 a decision OF then
poaiica friends as to which o. thctwo will unite
lie largest number Of votes IN the District or,
sheoa II be deemed best, To yield their ptctensions
altogether, III favor of any o'her individual, who
might DC more acceptable TO majority of yon.
The best, II not the only, mode by which this can
be sseertalnej, is Convention of Delegates of the
friends OF the administration To b. held at some
convenient time and place within the District
The necessity Of united action and dehberatinn
must be obvious 10 all without il, defeat IS new
table but with II, success is almost certain. l. =
therefore respectfully and earnestly requested a
friends OF the administration to call at sanie rnllY
date meeting in each ofthc counties In tin n s
trlct, TO appoint delegates to attend General Coa
vontion, 10 be held a, Halifax, al thur mkt Nogrm
Der Court for the purpose of selecting some snita
eie person 10 be voted for opposition 10 The pre-.
sent lncumbcn'. MANY VOTERS.
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TXCHTCU3.

pedigree, performances and terms, will appear IA
due time |, is sufficient TO say now ne IS desaen-
dei from Col. Toyloe's famous imported English
mare Peggy, and been winner at all distances,
twice running heats-He has beat Ace Of Dta-
moads, twho beat Rolla, u. a., Duke of Orleans,
De Wit, Clinton , Reform, (who beat Orange
Boy, the victor of Anvil, Medoc and Uncle Sam ,
Lara. who beat L,4y Relief, and she has beat
T5iAe !; Celeste, (who bes, JEANETTE by Eclipse q
Jannerto by Sir Archy, and Robin iiood) Bon
men Black, Lady Ret,ef, Jcmtma, annette, N"ho
bsa, Mercury Malcolm, Restless, Elza Re'ley,
OKcny, Buzzard, Miss Matte J R"Ha' ("h'
has beat Alice Gray, sc; y Do"oM Ad4". VINO
b2s, Lady Lancaster AMI Lexington y EIts@
Wharton, Pi=aryo, (who oea' Goiien, &c J 1g-
rant, Dply Dixon, who beat Anne Maria, Flying
Dncnman and Muckle John j drladne Lady
Ropland, M6haaok, &c. &. ,
CHARLES p. LEE
p. s.-Tych.cus made Ns first SESSION last
spring, aud had more mares sent 10 MS ''0na una"
his owners would allow TO BE- serVci py him' d"
evidence Of his fame as stallion.
Oct 9 VIZ"
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NOT

yHVflE subscriber wishes TO RENT Or LEASE
n that valuable stand for County STORE,
present occupied 10y HIMSELF situated IN tho coun-
~ Of Bedford, Immediately al the fok of the man
road leading from Lyoehbufg, through the Forest,
ley Liberty and Fancy Farm about - miles from
Lynchburg and IL from Liberty, Being in the
heart of wealthy and populoas ne'ehborhood,
few stands in this region Of country offer greater
inducements to gentleman OF capital. The
Store House is entirely new, and the subscriber
could Furnish comfortable residence for q small
family or board a single gentleman in his own.
FREDERICK A. HARRIS.
Oct9 ~4h
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Nr. .NavcinkoWski's
Ralsamic Pills, for Desilitatcd Fc-
males.

A licdielnc eonGleatlQ o0cycd tonc pnbI'c as ono
tram whtch u radical and permanent su'e can
be obtained.
yHNHESE Pills purify and cleanse the blood hom
a those distractions incident 10 Dcbllithled re-
male they restore FREQ circulation reform tho r.
regular operations of the shnsuilerons system, ana
rccify the disordered functions Tho rronrIc'ots
conh icnce in the virtues ofths innocent snd active
preparations is founded en- the most decided ,cslimo
nv from many who have experienced IT'S cheney.
lie can assure the public that whom the BalsamIc
Pills are regularly aiken, according to The directions
accompanying them, they tail rot TO rovivc and re-
establish the desired healthy habits, ana 10 restore
to the pallid countcnarce the pleasing glow o!
health and good spiri,s.
Married Ladies III find theae Pills equally ser
vicenble, except IN casts of pregnancy, when thoy
must not hc taken. They may be used with cd
vantage by either nun Or woman, IN oil cnscs OF
hypochondrac, hysieric or vapourlsh disorders, IN
hectic consumpiive or dyspepu' affections. In oil
cases of this description, these Pills revive, pnrlfy
and invigora,e the disorlorej system.
n B To prevent ooun'erfe the ProPrIc'o or has
his name written on tho lab Ia accompanying the
walls without which mono will he genuine.
For sale by r. STABLER, D,usgs',
Lynchbure, Va.
Oc,o VIM
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NOTICE..

y pursuance OF the provisions of a deed oc
II trust, executed w Arch. Hatcher 10 ii q nod,r.
signed, dated on the Sd day of November, 1881 A.
OF record IN the uustlngs Court OF Lynrlbu,,
will be exposed to sale for cash, on Saturday the
18Th INST. on the premises, all the said Hatcher,
in'eres. IN House & Lot on the HILL in the Town
of Lynclburg, a, present, in the occupancy Of Wi.
liam G. nson Also, a, the same time & Mac.
all the said Hacher's iniercs, in the righ Of his
wife, IN the Estate Of her father, Anthony ID brell
dec The amount Of said interest will be sbown
on the day of sale, and the conditions explained.
The sale will be by the subscriber, as trustee and
as which he will convey.
DAVID 4. EDLEY, Trustee.
Oct. 8 w,dr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

a rouri OF iinsl,ngso of q arfetly sessions
N continued and held 10, the corporation Of
Lynchburg, 1T the toud house, on the 9Th dav Of
August 1884
Samuel Love and Agncss his wife, late Aencss
Lewcllln, Edward y. Wells md Elizabeth his
w'ic, late Elizabeth Lewellin, Mitchell V. Watts
and sally M his vito, late Sally NJ Lewelip,
james NJ. Wuddc and Mary Am his wife ln,s
Mary Ann Lcwc'lln aud John 4. Lsw,'lin, Pas
against
Samuel Bransfrd, Sergeant Of the corporation of
LyucLburg. and as such, udmor of Charlcs Lew.
ehn dccJ, AMI James r. Lewellin, Peter Lew
elm, Charles H. Lewclin, md Nnney g. Lowt-
In, 'nion's BY David RoIes, specially assscd ,hcir
guardian, Dens
fhl1 cause came on this day tofe heard on the
eefefs formcrly reod, tIe VII # CHARTS rewclb.
dncd u"l he report Of Sstnuei li,sn.l.fd made m
81 suencr Of the trcre' or icr Of liz Gil Of J,n
1884, AMI was arEncl By counsel. Oncousi,Jerr
TONS hereof. the cort, for the present not pat.
sng On s'sj rcporl, doth aijadse, oraef and decree
hat ths ceuae be recommended to Chs w Chris
Inn, who IS hereby APPOINTED SPECIAL commits.
sloner for the purpose, who is directed to examine
state, anil settle tho administration uceoun, az so,,l
Bronsford, Scrs'' Of the corporation Of Iypchburc
and ~ such adm'or of Gins Leweiln. dccd
and Mary lcwc!lln, deed and also take an cccolnt
oi the several distributes in said estate shown,
| the advances which each hos received either Fl =,
The sad Chs. Le"elin in his lifo time or the sa
Mnry Lewcllln in her life time. or Gom the so ii
ndm or, and report The 10 the court, with any
mnc's specially stated, thought perinen, by him.
self required b, any OF The parties to be so stated
a Copy--Tes'c, d. ROBES, D. C.
Inc parties IN The above cause will take notice
that rave appointed Wednesday the l2,b day of
November next for carrying the foregoing order
- a. nj ila Iat, n
they orc required TO a,ond at my Office in the town
of Lync'burg, with their accounts, vouchers. and
copies Of papers prepared for examination and SGT,
'l.mcnt CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN
Special Commissioned
Wei Niw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

q, G,lI.-That U. S. bank notes consi.
.oo,nercial purposes, better currency e.
, han gold s1ow" Of gy a a' g s9v Ys1 "s
f' a. ~ leaving New Orleans for this place via the
va -. snmner past, purchased CHECK from
aa'i Union Bank Of LOUISIANA a, on ~ bank asn
ia' Guy a,-o6tabe use OF my money by specula'ions
mat p r., went to the Planters Bank in Nat
en- ' to dispose of the check The Cashier EXPIRES
ns giving vnf Ids States s notes s,, ~1s oa ,shs1
N eN.,'a no,,s wete or where payable, SO long as
szs u" ". notes OF the United States Bank. lie
'ae5 oil Give you the specie for the check, but
SAL lated States money Is worth 4 prem.
al onj we cannot part with it for less
sa' ~ va nor cent Unwilling 10 ply such an ex
'aao - rscsyeJ the amount of thr check IN MeHi-
chang which gave me no s,c trouble ia
eau Al. md .o3 transportation.
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Ehe pOlitician.
Published eoe,y otae, week, 40 Richmond, Va.
Will contain eigh, quar,o pages Of closely printed
matter at the low price of
FIFTY CENTS a YEAR.

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Valuable Slaves, Stock, &c. for

NNlLL be sold, on Tia 3ist ofOcober next. nj
w the Plantation owned by Cabell Lie II
wien in the county of Bedford, between 20 x 80
SLAVES, consisting principally OF Young Men.
A more valuable or likely parcel of Negroes viii
hardly be found any estate in Virginia. Those
d,sirous purchasing slaves of tina description,
will do well to attend After the sale of tho Slaves,
all the Stock Implements OF Illus andry, aud Crop
ON the premises, will IN Like manner he offered
Tor sale The terms will be liberal aud made
known on the day Of sale, @hirh will be continued
on the day following the day above specified, if oil
the property should no, be sold on the day hrst men
toned JOHN o. LEFTWICN.
Surviving partner OF Cabcll & Lailw'ch
Oct, Binds
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DiggeS' Lottery ana Enchange C0iec.
Another Huge Capital
Ar
THE COTTAGE.
100000 CAPITAL PRIZE.

The following splendid und advantageous scheme
is offered to the pubic with the hope ,hu II III not
be unnoccd by those who wish 10 place itemselvo,
IN " Fortunes way Dono' dcspond nj the for
mer ffowns OF the Goddess but be encouraged by
a reasonable calculation thu, there will bc change
IN her unboundcd Wrata and that she will assume
ahjeyai freitng to adventures a, the Cottage =
As he seasons have their changes, 80 have dig.
positions Judging then, from analogy, 1t is Aish
time her Ladnh,p had made amends for the I'M
courteous course she has heretofore pursued 10 her
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on Wednesday evening the LIST
inst by the Rev Henry b. Cowlcs, Mr.. HENRY
l.. DUFFEL 10 Miss MARY r. WEST, all Of
this place
-, on the An ult by the Rev. Mr. Potts
Nh. ". IL FOX, of Natchez, Mississippi 10 Miss
LOUISA Q. TAIT. formerly Of Lynchbnrg
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EaN ARRIVALS.
HENRY BROWN. JIe.

A II the old stand Of Hancock Il Brown has
IN Just received small portion of his Fall sup
ply, comprising
Cacos Of almost every srhdc md price
cIrcassians do do do do
Brown and Bcnchtd Domeqle3
Kcrseys, Napt Cottons
Blankets Flannes
Cassinets, &c &c.
Sugar, Coffee, Nails, &c &c,
The old customers Of Hancock & Blown, and
the public generally, are respectfully invited to call
md examine his present stock, which viii be con-
sdcrnbly enlarged IN few days by purchases
now making IN tho Northern cities-as every in
diccmcn IN the way Of price und qunlI,y Will be
offered to continue the iayors literally extended
to that concern.
Oct. Is
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having been written many years AGO. If you think
itworhy OF place in your valuable popcr, you
are perfectly ut liberty to publish IT, H.
Lynctbnrg October end 1884
THE MATRlMO NlAL CREED
Whosoever will be married, bofofc all things il
Is necessary that he hold he Conneal Faith and
the Conlusal Faith IS this, tina there we've TWO ra-
lonai beings created both equal and yet
perof TO he other, and he Inferior sha bear rule
over the Superior which Fa:b, except every man
keep whole and unieflcd, without doubt he aha
be scoded at everlnstngy
The Man Is superior to the Wonnn and Tho
Woman IS Inferior to the Man yet both arc equal
and the Woman shall govern the Man
The w oman - commanded To obey the NJ an
and the Man ought to obey the Woman and yct
there ale not two Obcdleus, Dat one Obedlont
For there is one dominion nominal of the EIus
band, and another dominion rc, OF the Wife and
We, there arc not two Don hons, but one Dom
Mon
For like as we arc comcplled by the Christian We
riiy to acknowledge that Wives must submit them.
selvc, TO their Husbands, and be subject to Tia IN
IN all thugs, 50 are we forbidden, by the Conju-
gel Faith, 10 say that they should be at NIL nluen.
ccd by their wills, or pay regard to their commands
The Man was not created for the Woman, bot
the Woman for the Man
The Man shall be the slave of the Woman, and
the Woman the yrant OF the Man. So that IN all
things as il IS aforesaid the subjeeton OF the Sup
rior TO the Inferior is to be believed
He there fore that will be married must thus think
o. the Woman and the Man.
Furthermore, it is necessary to Submissive mat
rmony, hat he also believe rightly of lhc lnfahb.
ity ofihe Wife
For tho right faith is, that we believe and con
fess that the Wife is FalIIbla and lnfallbla per-
feety Falllolc and perfectly InaiIIhlc of mn errng
soul, an unerrlng mind subs sling Fa,lible, us
touching her human nature, and lufaiblo, as touch
ing her female sex
Who, altho Oh she be Fable and Infallible, yet
she is nott"o but one Woman who submitted To
lawful Marriage to acquire unlawful Dominion
and promised relisIously 10 obey, that she nigh
rule IN injustice and folly.
Tbs IL the Conjuga Faith; which, except a
man believe faithfully, lie cannot be married.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

~ TIE Cholera, in the South is less malignant
and fatal in its character, A few cases are said to
have occurredin Philadelphia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09
,,v.,1,yANlA ELECTION.

..1.a,,on was held in Phlladolphlo on the 81
AN s',t" choice Of inspectors OF the general
lssi III vi II resulted in the triumph of the Wings
e's 81 ~ ~ mo IS wards The aggregate Of the vote
''''' For tac Wing no'da'es' a 400
ro, the Jackson DO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

gEHHE Stockholders oil tho Lynchbnrg Manufac-
II uIns Company are requested to attend II Sc
neral meeting n, the Factory House, on Saturday
evening next, at , o'clock, on business OF 'mpor-
lance. 10. NORVELL, AgL
Oct. . IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-10-09

ysr Atlhe late Conmcncemor: Of Princeton Col
lego, the degree of D. d. was conferred on the Rev
John Johns of Baltimore the Rev WIN. 5. Red
of LynchJurg the Row VIM. Nevlns of Baltimore,
and the Rev. Alfred cry of Munford, Mass.