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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-05

Tie Murderer token.-We are informed that
a letter has been received by the Post Master at
Portsmouth, (Va.) from the Tailor Of Elizabeth
City, n. c. giving the information that Michael
Skies, who killed BatSon Fentrcss, at Mount
Pleasant in Norfolk County, Va. on the 2lth
ult (thc particulars of which we stated in the
Patriot OH Monday last,) has been unprecedented
and committed to the Jail Of Elizabeth City,
where he will be detained in custody until deman-
ded by the authorities Of Virginia. P@i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-05

Early yesterday morning, fall of snow
commenced, in rulfilmeut of two days threaten
inc. and continued for some time, without leav-
ing any of its hoary hOnOrs upon the ground
This was the first snow Of the season.
PhH L. ). Gdz. 3d Nor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-05

OF Mrs Jameson'S Fists and .Skeiches, from
which We have already given several extracts
the Foreign Quarterly SAYS" This work, in
addition 10 lis other merits, is perfectly unique
and consequently invaluable in one respect il
contains the only account we have of German
Art" Its other merits are as various in kind
as they are superior in degree. Her exquisite
senSbIlltY, her warm enthusiasm. her rich no.
etc temperament and cOpious information. are
accompanied by rare endowment OF CON-
mon sense, which gives Il solid worth TO her
writings. She abOunds in fine reflections on sub.
jccts of which woman'S teStimOncy is Of en-.
hanched value. Take the following as an ex.
ample-BaR. inner.
lit is fact upon which shall take an oppor.
tuaiy of cnIarging, that almost all the greatest
men who have lived in the world. whether DO.
cts philosophers, artists or statesmen. have de-
rived their mental and physical organization
more from the mothers than the fathers side
| and the same is tue. unhappy, OF those who have
been in an extraordinary degree perverted
And does not this lead Us 10 some awful COnSid.
eratlOnS on the Importance OF the moral and
physical wCIl-bcing Of women. and their pre-
SEM COnuillOll III society as Il DIdnCN OF RH>s'
ton and politics, which must ere long be mod.
fed? Let our lords and masters reflect that
if an extensive. influence for good or evil
be not denied to lis, AN influence commencing
not only with. but before the birth Of their CHI
Grcn il is time that the manifold miSChiel aud
mtSerieS lurking in the bosom Of society and OF
which woman is at once the wrctchcd IN
strument and more wrctchcd victim, be looked
to-"
And again:--
Il wish to combat in every way that of re-
peated, but most false compliment unlhinklngy
paid 10 women, that genius is of nOSPX; there
nay be equality Of power but in it quality and
application there will and must be difference and
distinction. IT men would but remember this
truth, they would care to treat with ridlcuIe and
jealousy the attainmcnt> and aspirations OF "o,
men. knowing that there never could be real
competition or rivalry. If women would admit
This truth, they would not presume ont Of Their
Sph'rc;-bui then we come to the neCcssltyl0r
som key to the knowledge yourselves andoh
crs-Some scale for the just estimation Of our
own qualities and powers, compared with thcs"
of others-the great secret of selfrcguIauo1
and happiness-the beginning, middle, and en1
Of all education.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-05

americans abroGd-Dy Il letter from Paris,
we learn that Mr.. Bryant and his lady, after
having passed few weeks in Paris, set ont for
Florence on the 22d Of August last. Mr.. Edwin
Forrest arrived at Havre on the first OF Scptem-
Der, and proceeded Immediately TO the capital.
Our latest accounts from Mr. Willis state that
he had Just recovered from severe attack Of
illness. and gone to spend few weeks under
the hospitable roof of Lord DaiapuSie, III Scot
land. Mr.: GreenouGh, the sculptor. WAS pro-
Ceedng rapidly with his statue OF Washington;
and the general impression among Americans
who had seen it, was that his success in that
most difficult undertaking, would be more COM
plcte than that of any other sculptor who has
attempted it. The friends OF Mr.. Fay will he
%ratified to learn, that during his residence in
Italy he has written novel, which will ere long
be issued from the London press. The scene
of the first volume is laid in this city, and of
the second in Europe. He is now in Paris
From our ancient friend and contributor, Will
liam Cox, we hear frequently. He has laid
aside his pen for some time past, but throws
out strong hints of an intention TO resume it
speedily. and, what is better, for our especial
benefit His numerous friends in this city will
be pleased to learn that he is deeply medtating
upon the utility and propriety of paying us
visit in propria perSona-and, peradVcnturc,
taking up his permanent abode on this side of
the Atlantic.-N }. inner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-05

Imprisonment for deh.-Considerable sensa-
ton was occaSioned in London by the suicide of
an interesting girl Of Is, who took ounces of
audanum, in state of wretchedness occasion
ed by seeing an individual to whom she was at
tached, taken from the house and committed TO
prison for Il debt Of 2lS His friends were
highly respectable and well off in pecuniary
point of view, and Immediately released him
from confinement. Great Indignation was just
Iy manifested at the brutality OF the proceedings
Both the Coroner and the Jury commented in
the strongest terms upon the severe law of i'm.
prisonment for debt, where man could be drag
eed from his home to prison for a few shiilings.
1t was high time the Legislature should put a
stop to such law.
The Coroner observed there could be no
doubt that the unfortunate young creature had
sunk under the shock of her intended hus-
band being dragged away to prison. From
her tender years she magnifed the horrors Of
it, which in addition to her peculiar situation,
drove her to the commission of the act.
L. ). Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-05

Bettine.-We have received from Philadel-
phia letter on the injurious effects of this prac-
ttce, from which We make the following eX-
tract. PHILADELPHIA Oct 30th.
81 hope that the Wings in New-York will
take warning from us and venture no bets, as
they will only give the Tories weapons TO use
against themselves. The bets made in favor of
Ash in this city were divided in tickets and sold
ut p cents each, and to every one who would
purchase them the Tories pledged themselves to
redeem each ticket with a s. gold piece if they
carried the eecuon This and this only elected
Ash."-N Y. COur.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
Fro" he Boston TSsneript. .4ur. 81.


termination 81 the RiOssrs.-Wm. Mason. a
member OF Chariestown Engine No 4 ~a,
examined yesterday before Justice. gu,,rick
and Russell, az East Cambridge. Several ar
uo'es' the property Of the Ursuline commu-
MY were found upon him at the time Of M.
arrest and there was other testimony sznin.,
him sufficient TO induce the mae,,,rs,. A.
commit him for trial.
Ibr morning, Auguste Garnline. G.run,
was examined before the same rnae,.trais. =.
On a'der and abetter IN tho riot and on vhor,.
were found waters, supposed 10 have been
Nolen from the ehaliee. A great number Of
witnesses were examined, but nothing h,inr
proved against him, he was discharged
mere vas much rejoicing N ward ;. last
evening on account of The honorable DIS
charge Of Roulstone, and tho unss,unsu, se-
qull'ai Of No. ~. N any participation IN the
ave Outrage Flagi we're displayed. sud a..
hnsme House was crowded untti late hour
Win e0ngFalulsting friends.
There - now no member Of ,b. B,,,..
IRE Department under arrest, and onl1 one
citizen 81 Boston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
TENNESSEE.

We observe the following among the pro-
VISIONS OF the new Constitution:
Imprisonment for debt u abolished. in all
eases where there IS not presumption Of fraud
and where the debtor delivers up Ia, estat.
tor the benefit OF creditors, aceordinr 10 law
Members of the legislature are made ineIi
gable by the legislature To any Office or place
oil trust, during the time for which they were
elected, except that Of justices Of the peace.
or trustees Of literary institution.
The legislature u prohibited from pa..in.
laws for emanciPating the slaves without the
consent Of the owner, or without paving the
owner q full equivalent in money
The legislature is prohibited from charter
ing more than one bank, NJ any one session
and that regular session. No Bank Char
ter Is ever TO be renewed, nor shall the Ieri,-
lature have any power to take stock in any
bank, which shall operate as n pledge Of tie
public faith, and subject the people TO taxa
ton for its redemption.
Lotteries arc expressly prohibited in the
State, and the passage of laws forbiddiny the
sale OF foreign tickets Is made the duty Of the
legislature.
Divorces by the legislature arc forbidden
They may authorize the Courts to grant d.
vorees, by uniform laws.
We have already mentioned tina, the iuJr.,
are for term of IL years, those Of inlerIor
courts for eight.
The right OF suffrage is extensive, requiring
only citizenship, the age OF II years, and s,x
months residence in the county.
The Legislature and Governor 70 be chose
for two years, after the next term, which i,
To be three. Tho elections are IN August
The hrst election IN lS35-the second 10 ls3s
and every two years thereafter.
BAD. I'm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.

There Is no individual Of our acquaintance DOS
sessing such thorough knowietige Of men and
politics a. the above named gentleman II I,
however, not much TO be wondered NJ. for thcr,,
are lev Who have 81 long basked in the sunshin,.
OF executive favor; but how in NATURE. he shoul,I
Know ~ much OF men and things ia New Yor. is
more than We shall stop 10 inquire. That ne ha.
pretty considerable notion OF all the subjects b,
treats upon. there's me- denying. He 10 just the
man that's iii for Editor and David Crockr,
deserves well OF his country for advising him 20
pull up stakes nj Washington. The Downing
Gazette came to hand! this morning, aud VIC cam
not deny ourselves and readers the yratifcato Of
copying from IL the following caption TO the
speech OF MIR Hofnan.-[.E T. Com .idv
Hollo! what is to pay nowp Has Mr.. og-
den Huffman Of New York deserted the Gin
eral' Well, now I am up tree. WHY, he
was one Of the Gineral's right hand men in
York State. should q. soon have ihourhuoC
Mr. Van Buren, himself quitting and goin agin
the Ginersl, as ! should Mr.. Huffman. lie
was the Regencyb District Attorney, was a
very nice sort oil man, and a real pealer for
speaking. The Gineral seta good deal by
him, and don't know how he will stan n
when he comes to hear he has gone over and
left him. ~''N
I'm afraid he'll &c, into n real tan,r,n
about IT, really wish could be there 20
Pacny him as used TO, when things didn't 20
i'Snt-ior don't like 10 see him pestered SO
mes got TO be old, and it's wearing him out
but That Kitchen Cabinet Is ut the bottom az
the whole OF this trouble. I told the C;inr,,I
before ! lett Washington that the Kitchen
oao'het would be the ruination Of him and
.he resi- oil Us, II he didn't turn EN- out door,
oI 'ne people was all goin over in Aocks.-
but they got his head so completely turned.
bout. vas =
said any thing to him about il. he vould
'ook al me aud stare. a. though he thought I
n Joking or else ] was out Of my head
ou' IN afraid the Kitchen Cabinet M. Son.
"e loo LOT him already. They've drove of a
good many OF his best friends, and now n
sueh men as Mr.. Huffman has got 20 roiov
over, don't see but the GineraI will have 20
sUe up The ship. I believe Z must write TO
him pretty soon and give him n little seriou,
ad'iee, The Ginerai used TO take nv advice
10 good part, and perhaps he'll listen 10 me
! was good deal struck up vhen found
mr. Huffman had gone over. Tor he va, one
0' "e oest men IN York State. Thew had
great Wing meeting Of young men toth.r d.x
10 new FORK, and Mr.. Huffman wa, their and
ne got Up and made a speech. and told 'e1,
where the Kitchen Cabinet wa, lead,n, ,h.
country TO, and how II they went on al tb,s
Iale every thing was all gong TO ruin. ana
10" no couldn't IN conscience 60 Nhh 'er,
any longer. His speech Is so full of ns,ter
800 sounds so reasonable I thourht IA -
iish h-so here it's. PNO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
THREE nANsI,rrp

Ibe shiP Victoria. - Nev Yo-t. hr,--. ,,-,..
editors q the JOGrnaI q C0au<rr- ~ g.
Tser and EATairrT Loodoa ana ISxerr.5.I ~. =,
hse S.;h July, bob InxIs.Aivr
Dom 20 July 3Oth there hal hes 70 e.
gAse1en; Hetseea The sGuie. Of Zoo CAr,c.
and Gen Rotai- The former had h- hcsi
quarters st Sasts Cruz de Canpezo, ~ -
taiisr n Lerin- ReFnfOrcenrnts Of ga
nen hAs left PaEpeinna Co losn k,n or,
SVO recruits. ~ - said, had Joined Doa A.
los decisive engagement "a, eyp. 81
AZ the eoUrse Of fee days 1t farthe.t
4 letter Of the lesh from GesOs. int,r,,..,
thst boo Miguel. eOsirary ~ he, soleuAr -,
mise, - as enesayorIns 70 get back u PUr.,-
gal Should be SAKE tie attempt h !.
unGueei'o1seiy Be treated a. IN outiaE
The MOTaIaE Herald Of me 2sh Hs.s,,-,
\ report Of tAe death Of the poe, Co.srr.,,
on the previous ROrninx
The poor lag amr n3neot bsli !. IN nro..-,s,
IN The House of Lords, and uiiI probsiiy "a,
The DSke Of Wellington ard many other a.
~ Lords having expressed their approbst n
% as ProVEssOns. The Chsseellor Of -
ExeheTUsr has broaSAt for-ard IN the Hos.,
the h-i3cet foT TIE year. uhich .Aow,a .r
plus resenss Of Bsar one nsiLsoa aud a L,
sterling.
FSs-s . FAR E-Sh.A Psv-y.
hr. HESsT tRstSs 4rprNero~. some ,.,-
since British charge d'AaAirs AZ " s.h,r.to,
and recently NiaSsier Al nadrd. IA. ,st.-ef
iron the dI7lOsatic ssrvIrs, VITA a p.o.ra
OF stg6 AsafysG gsEsl sfrvlsas ~ s.ns.-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

q 49, OF The ss''ss r'Ssrs Iai.ndlr- = -
~ eiFas farming ~Ili oesT ~ pabis/ -
% tie bsghess bs55eF. - EvIss fAs t1,h NJ
tss' Hs--fl. (SsSis-'f'.) The EoIiosiaS gso,ss-
~. q vi
s h~Bt % e~c4 vosk Here's.
god sspoI Mare sad Colt.
iysarliag Colt.
- he1i q yoGnE CAiils.
: god ni'ch Co.'s.
> r-st q Hog
- head % Sh~sp.
ssed road wagon nssriy nsw.
Piartatioa duts,
9 sets q " sE97 Gsars.
ssts e Fislrtinr ditto.
ss' - god Iioaso<.
Eaf-hsAr PiSsEhs,
Do1ble ditto.
stnEis diito,
Harruus.
god BsroaeAs. uith tso s,.s o. ta---l'.
500 HSssehoi4 4 kitchsn Tarar.rr.
] god Nteatfan.
- trTcs q Corn - ~ bs-ssi - 81 e.
liFcrei 81 ne heap on % bsflr~ -- t..-
perean,sr, AT several other arts14ts a9, 81.
eessafy 10 sasnsrass
IsrElt a credit sntll ~ FRS iav & ts-
~ill - givss % ~ sass over - hst
sd ga8sr. tAs Csss all BE- fstlfr-d
"a s1ns over e. netss sht approved
r,fy Hust be EIrsa ~ property Oh b. TO-
noTsd aotH ftr terms ars raaapissd rstr
dg-Ths ss1ss ssis all tsks pisss sf 30
rssstsars ~ <sm1si z sifslrf. nsar g
Fhsfssa miii
SAMUEL 7 sTRingR
bENJANIN KNJIr-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04


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pressed my sncA srlczzn<ae- v,tAtarkty az
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10 give ths se.st ns.Aa.nx,.rx CT <,,S,x ~,
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70 nan.Asn- n gr-sz Hr.f btsEn. poGrsrzI
truths. tAsa E~pulslar.a Csnnc.nr-ssrss .rr e.
iselfsfsod fsr ri.e ht,<11 ID NIX . at,gr Prooi-
ANA fh.a Al nseszuH'rs q GS-xra<n-nf eG.sht
10 be .dsrare ~zrh scrrs rrr.rt ~ uax great
Cd good 81 TIC Er.sors1 urnnrr= rA1r rh,r
LAWS H.sonA fsEsr 1a.s &,srrlsur,au Of ur,s-
Perry. 10 liz end rizs ma ununosr Il srrv
faeh. and rtsr lzzsns<r e ana P.rar, nnv h1,sh
be Diminished N f.r ~ Er.<iar,aI-. consist
outis ssrh thr r.E>rs q EnAuscrr zu-st pruorr-
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e-F.eriails hezns ~ Bey Partsruz.r rx.1srt
- tns es5a1ngs - Eal-r A.n,sr A-sas- he
source ID nsl1srr aud undergraduates. % a.
the gneA1ese Psrra.n q 0H Bes9d<
U thank ysn Ssr rhr frsrnfBt SEEING vAarA
~ ana son 90 A-srr = Eazrx1 csnrrafuxtIon Of
TINS ca1nznnss zn4 I'm ~EA n.srA srnsr u-usrI
ysur frirn1. DANL WEKsrTS
1A1Es s1eszs- E.s Rxs1.nA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

n desperate encountcrtook place be-
tween Huntington the officer. and a no
'orious tinei named Van elect. oyfi Non
hiv night "a garden in this CITY. Van
'icci was armed with pistols and DIRK
and surrounded by nusni,er d he a.
sociaies. when Huntington. with noti.iB.
but a s'ick attempted 10 arrest hirn. and
finally succeeded. Tic villain olischsrr-
ed pistol al him without injury. t.s,
before be had time 10 fire a second fas-
toi 'i was struck from las hand by Hunt
ingi"n, together with his dirk Which b.
had drawn. and was committed % ms
on " y. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
rate computation 1900. 900 ar. annual, .x.

crate computation $500, 200 are annually ex-
pended in this state by strangers, 5000 rs
received ut the White sulphur alone, and the
route 10 Guyandotic is every year more fire.
que nied by southern and western travellers
enjoying the advantage ia summer Of full
stream, while the Ohio up 10 Pittsburg or
wheeling. Is scarcely navisable. and in win
ter the ice formed above IL dissolved by the
warmth Of the keohaws. and the other
streams towing through tue " arm region. OF
Virginia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
HOnRInIr

Last week the Grand Jury Of Perry
county found a bill Of Indictment A.
ga'nst a Mrs. Camel. and her two sons
Tor The murder Of the father Of the fan,.
y, hey we're committed to jsil with
oui ihe benefit of bail. 90 await their
irial al the November term Of Cont Of
Oyer and Tcminer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

.hounfa'ns If yah-Bclzoni found IN
the northern GASES Of Egy-r4. A. H~ne.
mann had done befor-, The tups a The
mountains ~ the desert encr,t.i.d u,,b
salt and wells q sweet water risin- o,,,
Of surface oversT,rcad with masses Off,
her"dotus relates the same fact. es1
years before.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

An eminent personazc a. shortly IN
Eis't ohr oouniry--no less than Pnnc,
rnckler Muskau himself. he va =.
Hamburg N July last. and vast le,,e
there for North America.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

The COMMITTEE of tie Canveuti1n a
the State Of Tennessee. lnoW sifs,pv :,
Nashville, } IN their letter inv,,,pr -,
PRESIDENT II ihc United States 20 = r,,b-
nc entertainment. say that. ai,h0sr 60
descending 10 particular ihey he.r1,
approve of MI the measures 81 the rre-
cent Administration. The cuans N.
" entire swine. - .fLr. Gaz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

C-'-.ssg-A- 80 s-sY r---s 90.
.'prH - 1873 sseseF. uss fsnrf So
aAss eHfs. sa1aa ~ s1aseF - ~ staa
ilsaa.s AEayyrf aaana.r So - - ;,
ssaas ~ So hsu-s- - - 81 - 49, -
ssp'assg- sassA - 80 49, 49, ~ a-s.-..s
- hsr esbzA. 49, G-sra - - 49,.
- 81 . e2zsH $500 . $50 $50 49, asssF,
oe''.sussas- S9a ~ 49, 49, risezsst -
iSesn Asr a-aIA - 49, So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

n horrible accident occurred ON
board the steamer Lancaster. from
New Orleans 10 Louisville. Mr.. WI
son valley, Of Evansville, Indiana. a
'ahin passenger, IN passing through the
engine room was caught by the ~
wheel. aud instantancou5y severed n,
two las head, arms and breast fsllsnv
m the hold, while the other half a b,s
body hung 10 the wheel. His remains
were inferred at Grand Pierre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04
NlRGuNA

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paper. errIag IN .nns-,s q n s,scc<r ezin
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

The Emperor Of Russia has grantei a
pension Of 3'bsI forms b. the celel,raf,d
Iolish actress, Madame Josephine L.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-04

Ms boat was passing under the
Gcnesee street bridge this afternoon. a
little glri, about ten years cd. H-as dis
covered on the deck, who. on I.eing
warned 10 escape, fed IA the direcion
oil The bridge, with which she came N
contact, when she was knocked down
and her head falling between the
bridge and a small cask, was dreadfulJY
mangied. which was followed by I'M
mediate deatl.-tLcg, ". i. IltS.