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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-03-20
100000
147,000
Which shows a reduction of $l13,(

Which shows reduction of $4,000
If the other Banks in Massachusetts
have made similar curtailment in their
issues, it will amount to no less than
S3,430,000. If the reduction has not
been in the same proportion in other
parts of the country, il has, and must
continue to be, very great, sudden, and
unlocked for, insomuch that thousands
and thousands of solvent debtors will
be overwhelmed and ruined.
These memorialists, apprehending
that the policy indicated by the Exc
cutive may for a season be supported,
feel tho more anxious to present their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06
CONFERENCE.-THE.

90, Northumberland County Court, i4lA Nav Istt
Inc death OF Col William member tou,,
announcedit
at spo"s integrity Of
nshed sue and cbsay 6tmne.s claim. to
this
when peiod he rendered sg"ai only 10
that the memory efo iirnd.s cherished nm.
the recollection
the ho"ms "i hi
with -ea'imen Of tho HEARTFELT
fore, Il IL "'''"' '"''e-
he.9,r,d nat ih Co" sympaixe mo.t srdeny
@ anon,
they take pss"ie numbering the
have in that l,ms,, 49,,
dplof. the "ss which his family
BIZ de"th one Of the most serious calamtiss
fallen them. 80 "~'~ w
Resoir'd further Thu, these Resolutions spead upon tho
Minute NAV H.
initiate nobi. nd
truly exemplary actions whch bo,, ma
OF hi- long lc al u-nlne and tt
nen to which pos"'iy nc. which L.
al III" deceased . ion 80
Roiced That these Resolutions IN Tho
eddy Clerk Editors
with ,ht they be their p.ey.Iy
Copy -rests, NJ II. cRAlLE ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

We are happy 70 DO able 10 contradict the report AZ Inc
avsges oil the Cholera among the troops Fort MITCHELL
Alabama We learn from the Adu,snt General tina, .ns
Official report dated the 22d of May was received ON Tho
"a inst from Captain Fraser, the officer 81
any kind whatever. II the Cholera had been among The
troops or even prevalent Fort Mitchell Is be-
eVed mat Captain Fraser would certainly have reported
the circumstance Globe
William 4. Bradley, Esq was ON Mondav Las, elected
Mayor Of this city, by reported majority OF io4 votes
1 ne o"ch' returns have not yet been made.
Io'. refer Force was the opposing candidate.-I6.
wi'i De seen by the Congressional proceedings, that
he Senate have confirmed the election OF Mr. Robbins as
senator from Rhode Island. by vote 27 to l6.
II nice Mne Yoyid-The diameter of Pailas does not
ucn exceed 10 miles; so that nhshiant of that pis-
net IN one OF our carriages might 20 round his
world IN aiew hoors.-.dierandria Gdxehe.
The Locusfs.-In Georgia, we learn that the locusts
oveff"nnng the State In countless millions, and
me Swine" are getting fat upon tbem.-U.
Three individuals, who state their names TO be BENZ
Lester John Tower, and Thomas Vendole were arrested
the robbery Of The Eastern Mail; on further examination
no grounds were LETT to believe their being i'm
ns' IN being connected with robbery Norwak, they
were detained being unable to give bail for their sp
a, the next term OF the Superior Court of that
S'a'c' IN September next-N Y. Star.
The Test Oath-A rumour was nu, in circulation ,.s.
terday, which was said TO have originated from source
entitled TO the highest credit that the coE of the Court
OF appeals nan been pronounced against the
amy OF Tue esi Oath. hat The result will be of this
suspicious character feel sng confidence; but
hor mas heen premature the present aston we
learn nom two gentlemen who arriv ed here from Column
oia yesterday al erDoon only that decision had
not been delivered, but tst il was still quite
when 1t would be delivered Il IL proper, however to
state that the impression 10 be even among
i~ang Nuiers that The decision will be adverse the
yam ms Impression is derived from letter received
from distinguished lawyer pressing confidence in such
a result Charleston Courier, Maya
DREADFUL SHIPwREcKs.-By the mails Of Thurs
a"y and yesterday we have received intelligence of tho
loss OF fourteen squsre rugged vessels accomp aned by the
oss o not probably less than SIR hundred pes!!! An
the vessels, we believe, British. and nearly all
Commerce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06
LYNcunuRe SPRING RAcrs-May aO,n ,saa

u fiRsr DAv--aii. Heats.
"on'as hass Bowling Green old, White. limo
. w% Cs'.ei's b Mermaid, years old, by Shakespeare
Job" ~ williams 9 Bob, years old, 3 =
Time. l. 5ls--im 500.
SECOND DAr-Pfopretor's Purse soon o r,iio h..,.
WIN Mccargos h Tusksuo, Scan. Old. by Torso,
dam Creeping Kate, by Aichy.
Thomas Hass b h. Tsifain Sh .ndy, yea,s old. Inv
Shak-p dan, by Madison, - 'E
Wihiam Ca.selis mare, Glare dc Kitchen s yeats old
Wy Shskspeate. dam kiiiy Madison,
dam by Remus - 49, - '''o
Time-3m 3n Be tho atm,
fsvoitc 10 field. 10y WIS '"o
1Hinp DAY Jockey club purse, mil beat.
damD '''"'y'
, r d Stalk m Tuherose years old, by Arab, dam
Thomas Halc's Frances Porril,, 4 ,eats old nv -
Shnks'eae, diam by Potomac,
, VIM MeCargo's Prophet, 4 years ody by Cohanno.
VIM C.sselPs Billy yea,s elL bv Sb.L
spear, dam by Buzzaid, n AZ.
Richard Adams b Acc OF Diamonds G ,ears old nv VIZ
Rob Roy, dam by Flo,izei, - q O
Time 5'n 52s SIN 52.; SIN Sos
~Mr Hae's
I'd heat Amanda rscuivod accidentally ,hrst which
might have injured her - ~'
FcuRrH DAr--Propie,or's Purse $500; Q milo bea,s
hiehard Adams &C John Minor, years old, dam by In-
John r. Whites IN Ann Maria, years old BY Tsuc
ne. dam by Phantom 'N' -
Thomas Haie's h Charles CorroiI, ,ear.oL bx Can
teuon, dam by AZ.
VIM McCnign's IN Lucy A.Lton 4 xca,. ,td L. wv
mama, dam not KNOWN o dr.
w%. Cn'selI I'm Mermaid, years old, by Shakespeare
dam Kitty Madison. ''S'
Iime--3ni SIS; i'm SIS; I'm
Mr. o,y
chez withdrawing the saddle mares ne sk for mile
aud half -" $50 " "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06
Richmond. Va, Friday, june Is.

W An'ircw Stevenson, Esq. has resigned h,s seat IN
Congress, by letter addressed the Virginia
thus act vii put at those little noisy political HES
who have been buzzing ahout him Tor the last tw o
mon hs We sorry iearu that the arluous duties of
the present session have impaired the health OF Mr.. s.
but we hope relaxation from his lhors will restore him,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

We call the attention Of country friends 10 the
seua sales OF Tobacco noted by TO dsy-In spite Of
the alleged distress occssoned by the removal of he d
poses. aud the pinchog Of the u States Bank
the prices now paid for this article are certainly quite
comfortable" f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06
VIRGINIA REPUBLICANfSM AND MASsAcl1tt
SEITS EEDERALIsM IpENrIELEn -

me Boston Courier. Of the notofousIy Federal
settled anipahy 10 Republican principles ro.,n,,.s
whon' uernsson TO cast lie snahemas UPON the grave
o 1sherson-is hled with triumph by lie late yirgoia
elecon, which II CONSTITUTES into denonsfrs ion thst a.
tEkhfNG or sYBPATtY, AND A BONp OF UNtoS ~
THE COMMON CAUSE, has associated tie two States In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

W we nave gwen up our columns to-day the inter
rs""s proceedings OF Coneiess--.Di o,her exnarts.-
Oar lat page contains The H. st part of the Correspond
eee referred 10 by the Committee Of Congress appointed
TO investigate the sfsirs OF the U. s. Bank The P.ool
"'i no doubt, give this whole subject cool ami calm
examination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

RE X. PETER +. ARCHER, son OF Peter f. Archer
1vA Sr,, deed, late Of Powha,an county, Vs-Take
nouce that shall Oh Monday the 7Ih day Of July next
at The Clerks Office OF Pow hatan county, between
houis OF lOoclork in the morning. and in The afternoon
oil tia; day, take the dispositions OF Thomas b. Hsskns
and others 10 be read evidence in pc ndne
on the Chancery docket Of Powhatan County Court in
the nature OF foreign attachment, in which am
plaintiff, and yourself and others defendants at which
time and place you may attend, ii you think proper.
an, yours, sc. NATHANIEL CHATTER.
June %, 1884 9--X4W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06
MARRIAGES.

Married Mt wos,over Charles City County Wednesday tho
26th u by tho Right Reverend
ders OF the II s. Navy Miss Martha b. Of
the late Miles Seldom, ESQ. - - e -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

NM7iLLiAM s. MARY CoLLEGE.-The Visitors
Wv OF this institution hereby notified, that their
Annual Meeting will be held at the College, on the 4ih
day OF July next, at which time, tits expected they will
give their attendance, business much interest to the
College. II McCANDISH, Rector
Williamsburg, 9Th June, 1884. 9-6t
N Office There was committed 10 the Jail of the civ
j u oil Richmond on the 14h day OF February, 1884,
as a runaway, Negro man, who calls himself BERT,
and says he belongs Robert funston Caroline coun
~, Va Albert is about % "a years DID, about Eve feet
or inches high oi dark brown pie xon and slut
ters badly when spoken to- Ii Albert does belong TO said
TunsIoD he will please forward prove property paw
charges and take him Otherwise he viii be dealt
with as the law directs. THOMAS HARDY, ID s..
For WiHiam ID. H'ren, S G. r..
June u. 9-w12w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06
DEATHS.

DEATHS
Died. Georgetown, Goth u Jane only daupb
of the Hon John ~ Ronsou Senator in Congress om Tho
State OF illinois.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06
NORFoLK JocKEY CLun RACEs-

NORFOLK JOCKEY CLUB RACES
FtRsr DsY-Aay
Sweepsnkes colts nd beats-rnt,nncc eto0
WIN. l. Whites . G Philip 10y Janus,
JAS s. Gaffisons 9 fIsuta Lowell, BY Timo.eon.
VIM Wiilomson's C { by Coute ntion, a ds
Time, leach hea) In 5ls. vs.
SECOND DAY-May 90.
Jas s. Gartison's Eliza Drake,
James u. Kendai's h Prince eor
WIN. l.. Whites Robin Brown, o
VIM WFiamson's z arlGrey,
Tune LIST heat, m 5ls.-2d heat. 3n
49, Third DAy-Alay 30
The Jockey Club Purse o s6OU-4 mile heats
Jas = GarrisVn's b Ohio yrar. old ~,
o. i. HHre's Z,
H. Davies Dolly Dickson.
VIM Minge's h Blue Streak a %
Time lot heat, sm 3O.-2d, I'm. sc, = 81, sm 49,
100 FOURTH DAr-Msy 81
no contest-Mf =. Garrsbns b..
course alone aud took The
he Match Race for SQ0-singe rn,e-between Mir Wait, h
We YAK aud Mt j. s. Gauisous IN Prgram was wan nv
tue latter with e' "' wv" W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

SMALL Pox.--We have again the qualification of an
houhcing That no 81 Small Pox has orcur,ed in
tins place OF ihe patients the Hospital (seven in
oerDhot one has died, nearly convaescsut
sh a'e improving and Ia lair way Of recovery We may
venture 10 assure our country riends, ho haze been s
cenHy rdceinated. That danger need now be
cd III visiting this place Lynchburg Virginidn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

Col BENToN.--fn the course of a debate arisi,o
lew days since, IN the Senate FROM the presentation Of
distress memorial. Col. Benton gave glowing and very
coecl picture OF he causes The course and the nature Of
he prevailing pressure in the money market lie show ed
"hen commenced how il produced by what
was kept up, how " had been carried on the
ny winch anh the tioe when IL will be likely to ierui-
maze lie traced IL clearly aud distinctly TO the conduct
OF me Bank aud its attorneys in The Senate; and il tose at
oi"eys were not caous al feeling OF shame ard utter.
regardless OF The interest Of the country and OF populsr
opinion ihey must have wfiled under his
IKE criminals under the application OF the lash Colonel
Demon mas very toll. clear, and distinct view of the
whole subject OF ibe Bank, aud the us,ers eonnerted
with It, lie las said much in relation 10 i all be la,
Sau hds teen 10 tie points aud The nloruaton he has
ahouen has teen aud will be- immensely valuable 10
The country The people deeply indebted 10 hin, for
t services; and Trust lie will De richly jor
hs iabors There j. 40 man. perhaps TO whom, tile oupo
-ihoD are more hostile Of hou t,ev have .,ote
more bitterly or abusvey. But the reason is o,vous u
S'u"es ne interest of the people, which tliey are on
posea' ne acis viii single eye 10 the interest Of te
people ana WITH That they are dissatisfied He speaks his
sshhehis plainly and tells them OF their faults dtfincdv
~" ~ ls"guage which be misDmie fstood sud ~
'hat hey "fe oIehded and the couse quebce u.s. that ev
attempt 10 relieve their minds ,y heapng abuse no,
h's hes" bu' we have too hg, opinion Of bin 10 be-
ieve That he regards their revilines; and we doubt not Tia,
he will persefvere IL bis uir he has f,v acompb
ed The good work IN which he is engaged when those =, bo
are attempting TO destroy the lhsres of the peopo and
Ond them 10 the chains OF az eoro
ration shall be compelled politically 10 bite the st sud
'he liberties. Interests and property the peope saIl he
placed upon hrm aud iBfnovabIe basis be vou lie a.
ss"t' Of en-. mics, aud Of the reach Of dsDssrBo
more Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

The Colonization Society Of New Yotk have resolved
TO raise The sum Of Two thousand dollars. snd place tie
same At The disposal u the parent society towards nrns-
ing he supplies NOW gently required in the Colony OF
Liberia, aud which he shipped, II tie means Of pnr.
chasing them be obioned by The Jupiter, which Is
soil again Tor Africa in about q week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL --Yeste rday being
he day specified by charter tor The Annual Meeting Of
,ne S'oekho'iers OF The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
Pany they assembled at the CITY Hall at ~ O'CLOCK Al
large majority OF the Stock of the Company was repre.
srnted General John p Van Ness (Mayor) was appointed
Chairman and John P ngle, Secretary the Meeting
According TO standing order of the Stockholders the
Chairman appointed the following gentlemen the General
Com"uee TO investigate the accounts AID affairs Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

New Yong Nav 3I.-Tbe Mechsnics' Bank all
ierson, j. closed It's doors Yesterday ~ o'clock and
for the iomsion Of Hose who came kDockirp lof al
utanc", pose the door notice, signed hy tie Cash.
er announcing that The B,nk had suspended specie pay.
menis This Bank was t. corporaled hut year or two
ago and from the want Of something else has tot
tered very much in It's movements Tor some months past
--JOurn. Com.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-06

he French brig Of war, Cuirassier arrived At New
YORK on sunday sernoon last, with government des
patches IRON Bfesi, which doubt relate to the rejec-
ton by The French Chambers Of the claims 81 our
merce.- Pfnnsylranion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03

Park Theatre The first appearance Of Mr..
KNOWLES on the American stage attracted a
crowded house last night. Nothing could be
more gratifying to him than the warm, the af-
fectionate reception he experienced. Unlike
the noisy acclamations with which, as a matter
Of courtesy, mere actor Of European celebri-
ty is received, it was the spontaneous tribute
Of admiration and respect for one to whose
superior genius we have so often been indebted
for amusement and instruction; nor was Mr..
Knowles insensible to those manifestations of
regard if we may judge from the falterng
voice with which he delivered his opening sen
tence. Of his acting in the part of Master Wal.
ter We cannot speak too favorably. 1t was a
chaste and most judicious performance, bear
ing little or no resemblance to the character as
we have hitherto seen it represented. Express
sions, nay whole passages which have been
passed over by every other Master Walter as
incapable of producing effect, were made by
him points of exceeding beauty. His voice is
powerful and clear, and his pronunciation dis
tinct, with just enough Of the brogue not to
make it disagreeahle. His by play was admir-
able, and altogether his performance exceeded
our anticipatOns. At the close Of the play he
was loudly called for; and in obedience to the
will Of the audience before the curtaind. oliver
ing the following short address with much grace
and effect:
Ladies and gentlemen: They told me you
would welcome me; you have welcomed me-
and for that welcome am most grateful"
Y (our
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03

~ We are authorised to announce to the
voters of the Congressional District composed
of the counties of Westmoreland, Richmond,
Northumberland Lancaster, King George Stat
ford and Prince William, that JOHN TALIAFERRo.
Esq, has, in compliance with the wish of many
voters, consented to become candidate at the
next election of Representative for that Dis
trct in the Congress Of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03

SO incensed are those interested" at the mu-
tilaton OF the Figure Head" that the Consti-
tuition will be sent to sea with the headless trunk
at her bows. In our opinion. Old Ironsdes will
be honored now more than il she had wooden
IDOL to carry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03

Mr. Hugh Goodwin, Jr. appears in the Enqui-
rer Of the 23d, over his own proper signature,
in cefence of the Presidents conduct at Cor.
louisville, in Orange county, on his recent jour-
ney to Tennessee. Mr.. Goodwin appears to
have been constantly in hearing Of the Pres-
dent; and he asserts that he "never heard the
President utter one word about Mr.. PoindeXter,
unless particular enquiry was made OF him, and
then with some reluctance" After good deal
of balderdash Mr.. Hugh Goodwin, Jr. says,
that /" so far as he was able to Judge on the oc-
casion referred to- the President acted with the
discretion of philosopher: his conversations
were generally directed to the subjects Of the
Bank, Internal Improvement and Notification,
in which he exhibited the skill of the logician
and the profundity of statesman" Doubtless
doubtless Your fortune is made Mr.. Hugh
Goodwin, Jr. Any Office you may choose to
demand, is at your service.-Lynchburg TIr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03

The Van Burenites in New York have had a
large meeting at Tammany Hall, to counteract
the effects of the late Wing meeting at the Ma
sonic Hall. Preserved Fish, Esq presided. The
Evening Star shows off the Vice Presidents and
other officers Of the meeting in fine style.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03

interchangeable wonder the New York pa
pers thrive so handsomely-theye each contain
every day ttoo or three hundred new advertise
ments. Persons who have their interest at heart
will not begrudge the trifling sum which an adj
vertisement may cost-it not only brings mer-
chants, tradesmen, mechanics, &c. into public
notice and procures them business but gives a
thriving feature to the city, and tells the world
that we are sup and doing."-Bah INTEL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03

A letter published in the United States Ga
zette, from a gentleman travelling in Europe,
speaks in the highest terms of the Iron Canal
Boats on the celebrated Clyde Canal in Scot
land They are drawn with one hundred pas
sengers by two horses at the rate OF nine miles
an hour, without any injury whatever to the
banks Of the Canal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03

The well written Tale in this mornings Ga
zette is from the pen of Willis 1t will be rich
treat to our fair readers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03

NORTH AMERICAN REvTEw.-The eighty-ffth
number of this Journal was published on the
lst of October, and contains articles on the
following subjects: [. Periodical Literature OF
the United States; 2. Diplomatic Correspond
ence; 3. The Italian Drama; 4. Kay's Travels
in Caffraria; S. Hayward's Physiology of Man;
6. Slavery in Rome; T. Colerdge's Poems; 8.
Outre-Mer Q. The Washington Papers; 10.
Temperance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03

Messrs. Van Buren, and Marcy are travelling
throughout the State Of New York, pursuing
their eectoneering tour in the most open and
unblushing manner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03

The Van Buren, Instructionists are pursuing
their labors in the southwestern counties of
Virginia with great zeal and assiduty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03

The Ohio State Journal, speaking of the pro-
bable result of the Congressional election in
Ohio, says, that it thinks nine Wings and six
Jacksonmen will be elected, and the four re-
maininu districts doubtful
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03

A Rail Road from Fredericksburg to the Vr
ginia Springs, through the Blue Ridge, is recon-
mended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03

From BERMuDA.-By the Br. Sloop Expert
ment, Capt. Tynes, Bermuda papers to the 10th
of September have been received at New York.
They contain intelligence from many ofthe
British West India Islands in regard to the ope-
ration of the Emancipation Law which went
into effect on the first of August, and, we
are happy to say, it is in general of favorable
character At ST. Cristopher's, where some
disorders had occurred, tranquility was again
restored. In several other colonies the negroes
at first refused to work, but in one way or ano-
Their their INSTRUMENTATION was speedily subdued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03
ALEXANDRIA,:
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 3, 1884.

: From JAMArcA.-A letter from Jamaica dated
the 18th of September, received by CONNER
cial house in this place, says that all is quiet
there as regards the negroes, with the exception
of some slight disturbances in distant parts OF
the island.
The Schr j. Y Tompkins, of Baltimore and
for that port, had sailed but few days before
the 18th from Jamaica, and had just got to sea
when her crew munied and would have taken
the vessel, although there were several passen-
gers on board; but, fortunately, brig OF war;
going ont at the same time, saw signal OF DIS
tress and came up in time to save the Vessei
and the lives of the officers and passengers.
The crew were Immediately put in irons, and
the J. Y. Tompkns has arrived at Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03

The last Winchester Virginian did not con-
tain its usual interesting and raluable supple
ment. go! where is it gone-where is it gone?''
N. B. The last Richmond Enquirer did con-
tain the very identical interesting and valuable
supplement.
Ranks paner and twinen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-03
LOVE AND DIPLOMACY.

spray pardon me,
For am like boy that hath found money,
Afraid I dream still.n-F0rd or Webster.