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The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

yERMoNT.-The legislature of this State convened at Montpelier on the 9th inst. On the 4th ballot Hon. E. A. BRIGGs was chosen speaker of the House, and on the 9th ballot Robert nierpont, Clerk Timothy Merrill was chosen Secretary of State without opposition. The House then proceeded to the choice of Go9ernor, Lieut.. Governor and Treasurer. WILLIAM A. PALMER was reelected Governor with little opposition, the vote being for Palmer. AT scattering 2. For Lieut.. GoYernor the vote stood Lebbeus Egerton, ll4,Sam- ueI Clark, 69; scattering, 3l; for Iieasu- Ter, Augustus Clark, III. John Spaudlng, 76 scattering, 20.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

Tue Blood m .Animols. is probable that there are at least 24 pints of blood in the body of middling sized man. Of this about an ounce, or two table spoonfuls, are sent out at every beat of the heart. This multiplied by sixty, the lowest rate of the pulse, gives of course sixty ounces about four pints in a minute. This is one hundred and twenty quarts, or thirty gal Ions an hour, or 72o gallons, equal to more than eleven hogsheads, in twenty four hours.
 Now if the heart of the whale sends out, at each stroke fifteen gallons, as some suppose, and if the heart beat twenty times in minute, the quantity circulated through the heart of the whale, in twenty four hours,, will be 432, 1000 gallons, or nearly 5000 hogsheads. The thought of such river of blood is overwhelming.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

Of the seven distillenies in Portland, Maine, one is used to heat water for bath ing, one has been tured into storehouse; one has recently failed; two are shut up, and the proprietors of tbe remaining two ,oish thsy ,csre n better businees-
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

EEw Toar RAcEs.-The great race, four mile heats, oyer the Long-lsland course was won, at three heats, by the old loarel-corered Black Maria against Alice Grey and Monmouth. Alice Grey took the first heat fine New York papers say that tke lime of this race would have beaten 4l9eg. In so saying, however, "they reckon without their host.''
 Ma. Ban.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

MARRIED--In this township, on the 4th inst. by the Rev. Mir. Sampson. Mr. Ihom- as c. Jones, to Miss Emily Hancock, daughter of MT. Joseph Hancock.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

The treaty between Spain and the Uni ted States, granting the latter comPensa- tlon for the spoliatons on her commerce by Spanish vessels during the long war in Europe, had been ratified
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14
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DIED-At his residence in this county, on Sunday last, after long and painful illness, Mir. Samson GYaN aged 3S years.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

Tsrrilory ef .arfdnsas s. CIRCUIT CouRT OF PULASKI COUNTY. At term thereof commencing on the sixth Monday after the fourth Monday of August, 1894 1894
 JOHN MILAN, complainant,
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

ql,ss 4.1rilo,s s,o,es sf a,2aa.@. gs a%srisa' t CIRcufr CouRT OF PULASKI COUNTY. It term thereof commencing on the
 sixth Monday after the fourth Monday of
 August, 1884. JoHN H. CocKn, consplainant, THOMAS s. LoeKHEAD. and JAMES MsFARLAND, defenddnts.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

,, 4lli, i'm :. onased States there are 4e colle- ldsats i'', ip''S,lessors; undergraduates 4,ll0. ortt fe,,ss,! ,sas,i!udlng professional, 6,s70 ;--in sg lsa, s,'na there IS one collegian to les ooa {. Inhabitants; in the middle
 D; h N N 2 S.46b; in the southern to T. 0O. v West' including territories, to
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14
THE PRESIDENT AND DIREcToRs of( the United States Bank, defendanfs.
BILL TN CKhNCERY.

A ND now at this day comes thesaid com "A pIainant, by William s. Fulton, his solicitor, and il appearing to the satisfac- lion of the court that the said President and Directors of the United States Bank are not residents of this Territory, but re- side out of the same, on motion of said complainant by his solicitor, it is ordered by the court: that said complainant shall cause public notice to be given in the Ar- kansas Advocate, newspaper printed in this Territority, to be inserted six times. within three months from this date, to said defendants to appear and file their answer to said complainant's bill of complaint m this cause, on or before the third day of the next term of this court, 10 be holden s;:: .: sixth Monday ate. the fc.r.l. Men day of February next, or that said bill shall be taken as confessed, and decree entered Up accordingly; and it is furthe ' ordered, that this cause be continued un .;ss the next term of this court.
 A true copy--Attest:
 WILLIAM BADGETT, CT =. Little Rock, Nov. IA, 1884. 3s6t
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

M gaifed states gf America, ss Territory Qf .arkaasas. 'o' CIRcUir CouRr OF PULASKI CouNrY. At a term thereof commencing on the sixth Monday after the fourth Monday of August, 1884. THOMAS MATTERS, Adm'rof James) Lemon, deceased, complainant,
 gs. ELIAS REeToR. CHARLES F. M. No IkNn and .InuN P 0pAcAN deGnta
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

A splendid new custom house at Liver pool, now finished, has been erected with out the use of a single scaffolding pple-- the bricks, stone and mortar all beIngco veyed up through the agency of steam.
 A society calling itself the Ornamental Tree Society, organized at Concord, hts re- ported favorably of its progress. In that town 1t has already planted ll6 ornamental trees, and still busy in this project.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14
r0R EIGN NEWS.

.TScLANp.-The packet ship Or 0a rsnt. r Bursley which sailed from .sl g m the 18th ult., brings our reg P00l fsom London to the 15th, and E, E, nort of sailing, up to the date of
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

The Botany Bay convict population be- ginto show evidences of their knowing how to appreciate the sweets of liberty. What was anticipated as matter of course has come to pass more speedily than was expected. They have sent home to Eng land petition, signed by near 1000 per sons, and IT yards in length, asking for a colonial assembly.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

Ina T. VERA CRUZ, September 2l. rt = oohgress arrived here from New lv M Mall. 'ne 'th inst. having on board about ne, ssslcan ss; emigrants, belonging to the $ coa's n's'ocrallc party. Among them gocs's un' II de a la Cortina, a conspicuous ma % %a ol the catholic church. Santa ,ped s ,sa l0s object to their return, but as- 'salsDes 'sal s''u ,i,., Jalapa as the place of their eds ss' oa U until the next Legislature shall
 sbeh a ,u me repeal of the decree in virtue
 Sa 'ney were banished,
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

A person at Mannheim has offered to the British Government, to communicate for an adequate compensation, an invention or apparatus by which all vessels, whether of war or commerce, may be completely pre- served from shipwreck and to receive no pay if competent navy tribunal does not decide in favor of his plan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26

Another destructive Tornado, aritt Toss OF liuest
We have to record the disasters of another
awful visitation of the elements. On Saturday
afternoon, about five O'Clock, during torrent
otrain, sudden gust Of wind only few mi
nutes in duration, swept over the city of Will
llamsburg and the adjacent country on the York
side, to the extent OF five or six miles, devastat-
ing farms and dwelling whole forests of trees!
The course of the hurricane was from N. N. w.
and 1t is believed to have pursued its way, after
crossing James River, through Isle of Wight,
Nansemond, and Norfolk counties into North
Carolina. gentleman from the vicinity Of
Williamsburg has informed us of the following
particulars, only few, it is feared in the cata-
logue OF disasters caused by this dreadful strife
of the elements:
On the farm of Thomas Coleman, ESQ. or 6
miles from Wiiamsburgh, on the jamestown
road, several houses were blown down, in one of
which, Mr.. G. with his overseer (Mr Thomas
Wilson, and or of his negroes had taken
shelter: Mr.. Coleman and one of the negroes
were crushed to death; the overseer had one Of
his limbs broken and the remainder of the ne
groes were sadly injured. Three horses were
killed.
The extensive farm Of Servant Jones, Esq.
(Queen's Creek is reported to have sustained
considerable damage, but all we have heard is,
that seven Of his negro houses were demolished.
and some of the inmates injured, but no lives
lost.
Col VIM. Walters farm-Granary and sta
ole blown doWn-seven negroes injured, none
killed.
Mr.. Samuel Bright's-grain houses and sta
bles demolished.
DR.. Waller's--Barn, stables and Grain hous-
es swept away.
Mr.. G. w. Ropers--Granary and stables
blown down and much other damage done tv
his farm.
I Capt Charles Lively-Smoke house, part OF
stable and two chmnies blown down
In williamsburg, between SO and 70 chirnnes
blown down, several work shops and out build
ings demolished, and trees uprooted that had
stood tor halt century; but we have heard Ct
no death or bodily injur,. One of Mr. Cno,r!--
apprehension Of its falling, when he was IA
stantly borne aloft by the blast and lodged
among the branches Of an aged horse cneanlt,
where he had remained but 2 fey moments
when the tree blew down; he SION eXlricated
himself from its branches, but waa no oonHr
on his feet than he was again hurled into the
street where he fell in the midst OF three of his
companions. Once mort he arosu end ,,,as
again taken up by the wind and lodged in d
ditch 80 yards off, where on recovering GC "A
the shock, he found himself still n coSlpIn--
with the same three men!
In crossing James River, the torntdc e., osiz {
three small schooners, Two offHog Isla..d tint,
the other (the sohY. Delight, Wc6 o.. Jrfol.
of Days Point, and a brig rye.t asho.l Oil ~
on's creek
It's effects - also Learn were ,eIt in y Jrtlsa
of the Norfolk COUNT anu Nahrem ord l:h>; IL
Deep Cree: and along the &C nal. ItIaior Ia
ranges farm, re learn, nCs been sep Oh H.,
fences end cut building .-NorfoN MrGlk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26

< writer in Blackwood gives the following
brief portrait of Goblet" Hah! am come to
thee at last2 Well and come to thee when
will, the sight Of thy face does one good!
thou twenty times turncoat-thou most waver-
ing of weathercocks-thou bodest of bullics-
thou rudest of ragmuffins-thou most down
right of double dealers-thou hero ofhumbug-
thou prince of lbeliers. King of .Kensngton-
love thee still-thou dear diabolical deceiver
thou art still Cobbett! Semper idem Ell Goblet
~ Diabolus"
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CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, yesterday, several private bills
were acted upon.
The resolution directing the Post Office Com
mittee to continue their examinations after the
adjournment Of Congress, was passed
Mr.. Preston laid on the table resolution for
prolonging the session.
The Senate took up some time in discussing
bill relative to the payment Of certain annuities
to Indians-and at 2 o'clock took a recess.
The House of Representatives was principal
ly engaged on the Indian Bll-particulars here
after.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26
RENOyATING LIQUID,
Prepared and cold by Il. S. BERNARD, Eru

S1St, NOIJ0Ik, P1rg1n1d.
- ECENT DISCOVERY-R. S. Bernard.
~ Renovating Liquid, for extracting all kind
| u Oils, Paints, Tar, and Grease, from the mos,
delicate colored Silks, Satins, Cloths, Bombq
znos, or Velvets, without injuring, in he !eas.
tkaiy color or texture
TO danger need De aperehended in usihs !,
S:3on the finest and most delicate Silks-nor is
i: like the soaps so commonly advertised in GU.
day, which, by removing one evil almost il.
; !s:riaby produce another of double size; no,
Gees i; require :Elc preparatory means Of al,
ether renovato.S-such as hot irons and tn,
Ike Only little clea.. water, sccording II IN,
erection, is wanting
OH o. Grease of am Ind CAL ~ extrac:st-
rom the most ielicate cololed carpets, without,
..ia usual tToaoio Of taking them up If uset
s,,oo1di.e to the directions, it will at once e..
Tact evaty particle of grease from the fines
Clot-l o. most delicate Silks, without inju
rg IN the least the color OF SEIZURE
~ The subscriber has appointed VILLA.
STABLEa, Druggist Alexandra, his Agen: =
seilicy re an7ve article.
HOBEE,' u. BERNARD,
o.. 20 rs Norfolk W.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE.

ITHAT the subscriber, Of Alexandria Coun-
Il ty, in the District of Columbia, has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said County let
ters testamentary on the estate Of Cosmelia jan
ney, late Of the County aforesaid, deceased.
All persons having claims against said dece-
dent are hereby warned to exhibit the same to
the subscriber, on or before the 21st day of De
cember next, or they may, by law, be excluded
rom all benefit to said estate; and those indebt
ed thereto are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand, this 2lst
June, 1884. PHINEAS JANNEY.
June 21--GO3t Executor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26
To tAe.Editor of the Alerandria Gazette

SIR:-Please to recommend patience to your
reader, who appears SO very DESTROYS to become
acquainted with the history of the story fabr-
Gated in Alexandria and transmitted to New
Orleans for publication Not considering this
business finished, have avoided as far as good
manners would permit me, thus far, all con-
versation on the subject,-but do hope in short
time, to turn the whole to a proper account.
Very respectfully, 7. M.
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IL The BOARD OF HEALTH request the CO.

u The BOARD OF HEALTH request the c.
operation Of their fellow citizens in preserving
the established healthy character Of our town
by the prompt removal of nuisances from thei.
premises. Their duty will be performed rigidy
and impartally. In doing so, they hope to be
viewed as acting for the general welfare, with
oat reward, and nc: as intruders upon the pr
vacy OF others. iune 25-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26

,t.'he New Orleans Advertiser, states that on
th5 9Th inst. the body of A. Foucher, jr. who
hGG been guilty of the extensive forgeries on
ne Banks and the public, mentioned some
weeks age, and for whose apprehension re-
lard of $4,000 was offered, was found in the
'aat OF the plantation of B. ST. Arnaud, on The
coast. Il appears that the unfortunate man put
= end TO his existence by shooting himself
thoa gh the head. When he was found, by nl-
,Yoes working in the woods, he had been dead
'E'eady some days, as the body was so COR
:. ,,ieu, thatit was found impossible TO remove it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26

Is In accordance with tie resolutions OF
the citizens of this place, passed in Town Meet
ing last Saturday, the bells were yesterday
tolled, the flags of the shipping hoisted haif
mast high, and the National Flag displayed
from the public square in crape-in token OF re-
spect for the memory of Gen. La FAYETTE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE,
Fr7ddV, ] O'CIOck, r. Z

TT1uuy, UCIUCH, r VI
The MARKET-The transactions in colonial
produce since Friday, have been to a very limit
Cd extent and without any change in prices.
Matanzas Molasses is selling ir. small lots at 81
cents; the market continues very bare OF all de-
scriptions. No. 3 Maclerel ore bringing S.
Winter Sperm. Oil has advanced; it is now held
Ii 50 cents. Rice so terces, 2 fair artic,c sold
at 81 1874 Virginia Cotton sells freely Fl -
1-2 cents
F2om.-Since our last report 3oa: mas al
vanced a shadu; we noe the ;?ascH price g
LAY at D4 81 S.; sales from stores Sp5 6. The
i eceipts have become more limited; the sock On
I.and not heavy; sales not brisk.
Grain.-The TRANSACTIONS III Wheat cre -
considerable; no arrivals. We venture 20 C>:otc
los no. Rye, 20 70 cents. Corn, White sn~
Yellow, 63 "a certs; Oats, 81 a 81.
Thtckey-We quote at 20 cents frolh "agons:
IS 2 26 cents from Stores sales more Dri5:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26

4.aotee, Bank Robbery.-Jacques Gandouin,
1srter OF the Canal Bank of New Orleans, de
,snipeG from that city on Thursday evening the
ON ;ns;. il is supposed, on board of the Creole,
O., i'ampico, having robbed that institution of
,o2lr-0aa thousand nine hundred and twenty
::Ollt-a i. notes Of the various banks Of the
oI:,.
$500 dollars is offered for his Apprehension
nc recovery of the money, or $4,000 for the
vi eff alone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26

Chesapeake and Delaware CanaL-During
The week ending the goth inst. seventy seven
-essels passed up the Canal from the Delaware,
md ninety-four from the Chesapeake. Total,
enc hundred and seventy-one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26

The resolution submitted by Mr.. Poindexter,
for continuing the Investigations of the Com
mite of Public Lands during the recess of Con-
gresS, relative to the frauds alleged to have been
committed in land sales, was considered in the
Senate on Wednesday and adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26

Let us rejoice, says the Richmond Wing, that
there is Senate and Senate in whom the
'eople can confide-of whom they ought to be
D;oud-who have not blanched before Power
nc will not blanch before it-a Senate like
shs. which sat still in their chairs, when Bren-
Jus and mis- Gauls sacked Rome
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CIDER HEAD QUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
10. as. Adjutant Generals Office,
WnShin rfnn Inne Nth 1874

NSDEk, HEAD SUARTERS OF The ARMY,
iIo45. Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington June 14th, 1884.
She following communication has been re-
ceived from the War Department, which, toge-
iher with the accompanying Regulations, is
pabshed for general information:
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
June 18Th, 1884.
EIa: 1t appears by the estimate of the Quar-
,eT-master General, that the sum appropriated
co. the transportation Of the Officers of the Ar
tay, for the present year, will not be sufficient
&c meet the usual expenditures under this head,
Unless measures are taken to reduce the exist
ing rate OF allowance and to limit, as far as the
public service will permit, the amount of travel.
Under these circumstances, the Regulations on
The subject of transportation have been revised,
and are herewith transmitted to you for promul-
CATION. You will in addition thereto impress
upon all the officers commanding Departments
aud Posts, the necessity of their restricting the
travelling of the Officers within the narrowest
limits compatible with the good of the service
| am satisfied that the Officers of the Army
viii cheerfuly cooperate in any effort to keep
The expenditures, appertaining to any of its
branches, within the sum which Congress NAV
De pleased to allow
Very respectfully, your ob't servt
LEW. CASS.
MAJOR GENERAL MAcoNfB
Ito this order is added series of regulations
1.-THE subject of transportation, and limiting the
expenses oftravelling, &c. &C.,
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Price Of Produce IN alexandria yesterday, from
Wagons and Vessels.

FLoUR-We continue to quote the wagon
price of Flour S4,5O, though we believe iii some
instances a fraction more has been paid stor-
ed Flour continues to be priced at $780,
We hear of no sales from stores
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26
BOSTON n,ACKEE-JUNE 81


l'1our.--Ihe sales during the week have been
confined principally to the wants of the trade,
and c0me few los for export, in all about 500
15ls., enHb. acing ABOUT 800 bbls Haxhall, we
belicv- va.y superior article for export d, Sc
pc Dbl CT tiue-the balance being Baltimore
Howard stree, at Al. Ohio, good, Oc, mo
en- at quoted prices. BY auction 9TH, $50 bis.
superfne Richmond gocG 1f.ered sc so.G, JC
y l-6 per bbl. cash, Sc. <l.5Signees Sa1e.j
Grain-Orr supplies IRE hardly equal to the
demand, ara i'll some instances an improve
llent on or list quotations has been realized
The sales c. the Heel, are abor. $500 bushels
NortncrA Oa,s q, 42a-3c >5:n1 small parcels
I,o@Dern p, Soc; II t;.c ,G-1' cart of the w-e
go >. ".nie So",ko.f Corn al CSC. or spa-
cns ion: rec from ~harfage, since which abcu:
10000 b''. Southern white and yellow, at prices
ranging from 6Sa70c. ard about 1000 blu. Pti.s-
dephia round 70a72c. lai bu. cash
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26
ARCHIBALD HENDERSON, JR.
THOR NEY At T4IT

WILL practice in the Superior and Inferior
w Courts of Fairfax and Loudoun Counties,
and in the Superior and Quarterly Courts of
Prince William His Office is front room in
the Hotel of William d. Wilcoxson, at Fairfax
Court House, june 9-lm
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DIED.

On Monday night, the 23d instant, after a
most painful and protracted illness, Mrs SOPHIA
WESTON MIDDLETON wife OFF. J. Middleton, Esq
of Washington: in the Goth year Of her age
leaving an affectonate husband and two child
rem to lament their irreparable loss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26

Rumor says that Mr.. Forsyth is to be Secre-
tary of State, Mr.. Polk Secretary of the Trea-
sury, and Mr.. Benton Secretary of War
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

" IounFy OF AZerdndF1d, 20 tl7:
FnSHOMAS w. LYLES has applied C tie
Il Hon. James S. Morsell, Assistant judge Of
the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia to
De discharged from Imprisonment under the act
Tor the relief of nsolvent debtors within the Dis
tflet OF Columbia, on Saturday, the 29th instant,
at ~ O'Clock, A. M. at the Court Room; when
ana WheIe MS creditors are requested to attend.
june So---5t e. l. LEE C.. G..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26

Bishop Chase.-This venerable prelate, the
founder of Kenyon College in Ohio, we per-
ceive by letter from the Detroit Courier is
engaged in the founding of a Church and
School in st. Joseph, Michigan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26

The Wandering Piper, has been in this coun-
try little over year, and has already contri-
buted over $1,000, in small sums for charitable
purposes-the avails of his labours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26
PHILADELPHIA MARIEt jun q

Sales $50 bbls Genesee Flour, at terms OF
rjpcrtcd; 100 90 scraped do scraped Co. at
s. rs; 200 do s,!pelfne do, at IS 3-s; -four dull
Wheat has declined-a boat load of prime ia
nia,a, 0old at HOG. on SchIylkill; boat load
penna. Rye, at &c.; GO do do round Corn
a, Co..
30 hhds. Cue. oi..on Bark, at $24 per ton; 2
cargo Spanish Oak do, at $l3 e per eo.'d; (
Gt.Co ..c:y superior 40 do, at So l-2 1e., c 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26

The bill providing pensions for the families
of the French seamen killed and wounded at
"oulon, has passed the House Of Representa-
ives
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SALES
BY WILLIAM D. NUTT-THIs DAY.

THE BRIG HOWARD AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold, at the Corporation Whar',
w on Wednesday, the 25th inst, for the be-
neft of whom it may concern,
HN The BRIG HOWARD; and at the same
sszz5gtime and place, the Sails, Rigging, &c. be,
longing to her. W. D. MUTT.
june lets
Is National Intelligencer and Baltimore Pa
triot will publish the above till sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26

The Senate, in future, is to assemble daily at
% O'Clock, A. M.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26

fine ship and steamboat have lately been
burnt at the wharves in Savannah.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-06-26

Old Ironsides, with all her honors thick upon
her, was taken out of the Dry Dock, Charles
town on Saturday morning.