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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
TRAVELLING

BETH EE.N' HILT'EbfORE. H3PpFg..
FEHHf, and HLVCHESTLR.
NNRAIELLERS are now enabled 70 r,..
IL daily ia either direction. b.,~cen W.
chester, W. sn! BALTIMORE, by way Of E4r9er
Ferry, during the ds.. viz
WESTWARDI.Y.
Starting from Baltimore ia the Car, >, A ,
VI, arriving At tse Point of Rocks att T. NJ
starting from thence al 2 q. VI. in = PtCATl
BOAI recently established hy indr,is',,al. .,.,l
Sanal, reaching iisrter's Ferry at L.. Na,i
nom thence proceeding immediately D., tlir t..
o. - h''t>, now running to Nin,Icsisr, Va
A'd arriving there oD The same evening
EASTWARDLY.
The same Line starts every morning fr r.
Winchester. proceeding a. above by Hr-p~.
Perry 10 thc Puiat Ut Rock. starting from the,
al - "a the afternoon by the Tar. To- Bai,imaf.
AMI reaching that city between ten and eleven
Passengers can Slso ps.> daily between o., .-.
rich CITY and Winchester, ia either dirert,st. .
the same line of Conveyance.
Nav =, lS3L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
NOTICE.

IVNHoSE persons uho have not We; settled
n their accounts due tie firm Of William
Cleveland X Co, are informed tLaI the Tras-
tees viii "a future devote two days "a each
week tMOCdSys * frid9ys) until the Isl Of
September, to that business. All accounts
remaining GncIOsed at that time. either by
cash. note, or other settlement, lrinbs PLACED
lie ssd The trustees, With the book and
papers, will be fond CT the days mentioned
at the store rooGi formerly cssUPied by e.
4 Co.
A. this = The last notice ubich the .r,..-
tees viii give. 60 ihI, effect, II will he well
for those concerned 10 give Il their prompt
attention
WM. =. LOCK,
GRO. w. HAMMOND. ATH'ise'-
JULY 81 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
uufH0bfe .ycgrocs.

Al AUCTION.
IliE undersigned will sell, at public anc-
u hon. an the town Of Hillsborough, Lou
doun county, Va.
en Friday ~. ISh Of .iuytst n-yr,
SIX E7LU.7BLE NEGROES,
belonging to the estate Of Sarah White.
deed, viz:
RACHEL, aged about 30 years, an excel
Lent house servant
MARIA, JIM, MARGARET, MARY. and
GERRY, all children OF said Rachel, and aged
from Is years 10 ID months.
Terms Of Sale Approved negotiable pa
per at four months will be taken in payne Of
Sale will commence about , O'Clock, p. NJ.
IN front Of VIM. Healh's Tavern
JAMES d. WHITE, .id,nT.
July -, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
sHERIFTvs sALEor NEGROES,

"iLL be sold, at public sale, on Non
Wv day The l2h o .inguSf, court ,la,, t~ @
NEGHO WOMEN and their three children.
Ono Of the Women is about -, and Is slave
until Is.
be ether woman 10 about %. il slave for
hie, and has eiild abou, year old, also q slave
Ter liie. They are valuable slaves
JOHN K FI.AGG, %. =
JorL r. n uGsLisgion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

"a Gentle HAi.-A spruce young beau,
gaiianting his intended, few evenings sine
was converting upon the late turn out, when
he remarked that "he wished lac was able 10
maintain all the factory girls in Lowell one
SIX months, he would do it, to prevent their
returning 10 the mills" His fair one who
had tiii no" been silent listener to his pa
triotic discourse, replied with sigh, An.
wish you was able TO maintain one OF them.
iLotesH Bulletin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
A PREDicTiON VERIFIED.


Tradition has preserved = singular anee-
dote OF John ThSeher. son OF one Of the
first settlers in Massachusetts. lie was mar.
ried. In lG6l. to Gebecca winsiow, and be inc
on las way TO Yarmouth with his bride, tbes
stopped for the night at the house OF oae Col
Gorhsm, at Bsrnstable. Ia the merry co.,
'ersation with the newly married couple, an
infant was introduced, about three weeks Old
and the night Of her birth was mentioned 10
MIR. Thiebcr. lie observed. that IL was the
very night on which he was married. and, Ia
King the child in his arms, presented i, to hi.
bride. saying, "iicre my dear, is a little iady
porn on the same night VIC were married :
wish You would kiss her, for int nd 10 have
her Tor my second wife" 81 will, my dear. -
shc replied. Ito please you, but I hope il,
VIII be long time before your intention i.
iuihiied" Then, taking the babe, kissed 4,
heartily, and so gave il into the nurse 5 hands.
ms Jesiins prediction was eventually yerid-
ed. Mr TEACHERS wife died, and the child
arriving II mature age actually became IA,
second wife IA l6Si.-I Salem Mercury
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

little girl, who had been absent for some
lime from school, was asked 10y her school
mistress why she stand away The little liar
answered, " Grandmama fell into the FIRE,
ana burnt the skin oil her hands so she can't
use en- and she kept me home all the time
to poke yaiisr SnuT up her nose.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
Coffee House and Hotel.
.4VD ST.lCE OFFTCE.
HA'S 0: STREET,
oRARLEsToWm, va.

TlilS establishment, nearly opposite the
= Court House, Is nov m the occupancy
~ the subscriber, ho respectfully inyit-s r,iilsr
attention 70 rs eonVchicbeca, comforts, ss,d si-
outrageous ioeation.
Hc has bod some experience ~ . hos, ansi
hA'ing 'upiiicd his h0uss Eit, every thing ne
tes'sfJ 10 make kis guests eofnfrrtai.l- H. an
nlsrs We bope That he I'LL receive far propor-
.un p.H"nayr. ll's sPaitneBis are AIRY. plea
s,"t AMI zen iur''ished bis tahle ard - 49,.
aias's provided 9Th h,c heai All h,, .,,bl,s.,
Co important o. tf-tcilfrsl o. eonfort.ii, .i,.,-
ostily applied, and ,il suended
th1s prepared, De- feels q confidence ,i,., ~,
~hp Jonrn 80 hifu all u - de,,.ft , o.,
saft remembrance. MICHAEL ttf
Chaflesiyvn. Juos g. ts5t
IliE iubssriber, thankful 70 te p15lie Ior de-,
10y liberal patronage Tor the list n yssrs 4 ,i
housc Kept Jy him o. ~ 1ifI.bte bcfluecls LIZ
snrI AID ~ Dff1ef. MOS, rrsysectfally ssks ,
continuance q p'ubilc favor ~ tie ssfnc housr.
h,rh = siii kept Ia IT, usual sJir s',d ftsnaEod
JaHe e., fs3k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

PrtdssiiHaiioH As Col Haskell, the Pede,-
TRAN, was passing house, an old lady, NJ.
tractod by the velocity Of his movements. ran
to The door and exclaimed, Halo Mister.
hrht you the great pytdssfinafion man what
walks on Bread and Water.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

RWbtSc Sale.
NAIL be sold, al public sale, on Friday
w he ISfh Of .fHgHa merit, 1T my resi-
dence near ksbletown, The following proper
~. viz:
lIoTses, Cows, ard Hogs,
One new road Wagon-one plantation do
One new Whea, Fan-one Cutting 10,
Que Wheel Barrow,
One ten plate Stove stands Of Bees.
Several bushels Clover Seed,
Hay by the ton,
Farming Utensils Of every description,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Nine months credit will be given on all
sums above -, by the purchaser giving bond
WIN good security. Al sums under S. the
cash Will be required. sale 10 commence
early ~ tie day, when due attendance - ill
be gwen by
SAMUEL HEFFLEBowER.
Bullskin, July ~, ls3I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

WAS committed 70 the I1h o. Jefferson
w Comfy. on the seq instant. a ns rro n,ar
uho calls hiu,sed ANDRENN ne n al q bi.,t
color. vnh yellow ewes, o. ahout - tests ~ 80.
i-et inches high. hss scsr runn,nl ,fis-o.
"aiiy scross the h"Errs II his lsH hsud. uLish
siii rns tHg a thew. Sail ntrro ssys o. ass
sail shoat nthhurg, 70 man r.,fasd '.g,,f, n
snd siafht U toid him 70 Afurtas uho took b,a.
g. lcuncssce, it0m Whence b. ian az s.ms.
u.ngf De- as BE- b,lgnrs T. Ho5eu Nekrr "A
N'cEhri'sc county. iits story however. il ,er,
dsigi"ied, snd often contrsdietsrv
The osnef ~ thc s.id p~gro n reou,.,.t A..
prove his property pay tiir al g. .,t - .
bifn Svay elst b. uili b. I'D 80 tis ~ s.,r,t.
JdJ -, 1901
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

man was travelling through a part OF
our neiShborins town Of Tewksbury, where
the earth refuses 10 yield any increase; and
lie espied spot on which an attempt had
been made to grow Indian corn. After look
ing long time among fores; Of stunted
mullens' 81 ID omns genus OF useless plants, he
exclaimed "Well, guess It must be pref
" darned searching Jioa that would find out
That ere corn."-I LocsH Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
To Butchers.

'NiiE fubscriber has three o. four hundred
~ hoftoNs for sale. a BOT q 10 IA,
ue seen Dear ths rad from " lrehs.tsr =
Ihaflestovn' about one nsiie bslYw SEVER
la'e'n. They are sethsfs of hns SIZE asS b.
hns ofdef.
June H.. l5Js--ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
SALES.
Pu6fie Sale.

"iLL be sold. on SATURDAY the 9th
~ day Of AUGUST neat. at the tavern
OF Jseob Lsn.< an She Pberdstown. all Of the
PERSONAL ESTATE OF Airs. Mary I-antE,
deceased, eonsisting OF
HouSshoii, kifehen e. Bar Faunilxre,
ris:
One Mahogany Sideboari,
One pair Co. Tsbles-one Clock.
Eleven Beds, Bed-,esds and Bedding,
Chair, Tables. Bureaus, and Carpets,
Shosels and Tongs-Anj-irons-
Wash-S;,nds-Silyer Tea & Table Spoons.
Pot., Kettles, Ovens, Barrels. and Kegs,
And various other articles too tedious 10
mention
Ai-o-two Ten Plate Stoves and Pipe,
Ard orc Mich Cow.
Tsr-as II SaiS.-Oa AN sums OF - and IN
der, the cash will be required; and on all
sums over five dollars, \ credit Of nine months
Will DC giSea, the purchaser giving bood WITH
good security Sale will commence at 20
O'Clock JOHN IL McENDgEE.
-ii.s'r eJ .uBy Lsai=, deceased.
July IL, is3i.
~ Bah persons having claims against
the estate Of nsry Iantz, deed, will please
present them to the subscriber for payment.
properly authenticated; and all persons in /.
eebied TO the said Mary Lantz, deed. either
oy bond or open account, will come forw ard
and settle with the administrator immediate
iy, Who resides IN ShePberdstowB. n he Is
dssirous TO settle up the estate as soon as
Praei.eaole III. NJ .idm'r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
WOOL.

4 LYMAN REED & co. Commission Mer-
IA chants, No. G, South Charles Street.
Baltimore. Md, devote particular attention
To the sale Of WOOL. All consignments
made them, will receive their particular at
teni'on, and liberal advances viii be made
when required.
Baltimore. May :, lsoi.-Gm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

."dse ~ a .N'nne.-What romantic lady has
mol "cPt over the fate or Charlotte and
Nerterf The very name OF Charlotte IL re-
Piete with sentiment; but did curiosity ever
prompt thee TO ask the other name Of the he
roinc' Goethe, who wrote the Sorrows
oil "erter," has revealed the secret in the
memoirs Of his own life. Her name wa,
Bag! Charlotte DuGl Here is an end 10 the
romance Of II, and what 4 puppy wcr,cr
must have been, TO blow out his brains for
girl named Charlotte Buff,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
Hti~ufp, wftEtr.
TWO DOLLARS & FIFTY CTS.

TT s.NsT IT.
Payable haif yearly but I've rHf.
wil a. received as plyfneut ia f.|I
crtrels boz advance Wbeultrt tat~
lslefr.d betoni ulc r,pr1tunOi
interest VII pe charged
o. Suh~rrigi9us scr six m0Dts 81,
Pc pad Invariably IN gdrsHts.
ADVERTISING
The terms a. sdFcunnx. Csc Fora
or lee. 81, ipr three assertions l,r-f
DO tho san4c pfoPoIiion. Zach ,1at.ts
- ccnt, per sgasFs.
9FsAll alsert,srmen's not os'efr'
'psche tine. vii b. c0utiu1ed saat b.
aHt thtr.,4 accordingly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

Coup de Soish--t wax isure Of Gen. Jack
son and another % Teeumseh, in one Of our
museums, were struck BY the sun on Sa.ur
day through the glass case in which they are
placed, and, melancholy TO relate, half the
mead OF the General was melted, and Tecum-
seh's nose aud ears were entirely obliierated.
y. Y. SlaT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
FRESH
FRESH
Drugs, .Medirinrs. 81

lust received al the Clarle.,,v.,
q thecary and Dook S;ctc. q i,f.r.. 81
snppiy % frcsh Drugs. Nrdiuiu,.. X
them will D. found
CslOuscl G,in,nc, Castor OI.
Cream Tartar. Tspiuea. pv,,-, s b..
,smPhor, thlotin- Ton, ~
olo'-s. Mace t'l"Pn' orIu.Ist
Tur,nerie, R-eeJ,inScr, Cals,n,d ~ -.
Harlem oI ilen,, T, ,Ia. 81.
Liquo,,ee Bal, l'r,i,h Iutr..
heyri's lthumst Plaster. Pearl Bul-,.
Stryehu,uc. Crude 4 l,ts..tp
suiplia,e aud Acetate Gal l., t..gu. A. j,
Morlhis,
Also, fresh supply of CDulr,,i --t, .,,r.
hsb " sinuts, fiibcrtS, Almond. Sr.
Also, BooSs, Stationary. Sc Sc
JANIS rGONS
July -. tS3i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
81. 81. LOW.N.REN.


~ AUANLh Al LAW,
As opened an oGiee IN smhhGsld. snd
, all practice IN the several Courts a.
Jefferson abd Berkeley.
J,ase 90, t-3t-gm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
May 30, 1891.

From my knowledge Of Mr. VIM Job. !
can with confidence recommend him to the
public, as being completely master Of his bu-
sincss, and man Of Industrious and steady
habits, and very attentive TO business aud /
am willing 10 become responsible for all
work entrusted 10 his charge
SAMUEL CAMERON
May 90, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
OpeHitOn ENcfOlu.

NHE subscriber having leased the ope-
- quon wooilcn Factory, one mile from
smithheId, IS now ready to receive Wool.
To be carded into Rolls, or TO be manufacture
ed INTO Blankets, Cloths, Cassinetts, Linseys,
tlannels, &c broad or narrow, according to
order. lie will also manufacture CARPETS Of
various patterns, colours warranted. This
establishment having tie advantage OF all the
OPequon creek, will at all times have a sur
plus of water, which will enable me al all
seasons OF the year TO despatch work on the
shortest notice. Wool viii be received in
payment. Linseys, Cloths, sc. exchanged
FOR Wool. hope that by strict attention 10
business, 10 receive share of public patron
age. Wool will be received. and a return
made once week, at Mr.. J. J. Frames store
IN Charlestown.
WIIIIAM Inu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

VIRGINIA, SIR
Ju'y Icru. isJ.-Jei'crsa', C,.,a,y Tow,
10 Hd0ri Ntrrr~r = .IahH S,----.. I, $500.
trad, LHs..H D. G.e sin Fl Si,-r, < t..,-
PAM, pl,t,r,r..
AGAINST
Jshh Graham GTd JsbH Czfrr-o1. Dirf,r,v-.
~ tHNNt.EItN
WE ceieufaht, John Gtahlm, not hl,. ,.
u cnicred las Appearance aid gi,ta ~err....
according Ia the act ct assembly sui thl r,i',s !.
ih's court, aud n appearing ~ s4usa,,.r. Gu.
Ccnee 'iSt lac ~ not sn slsL,t,ut q ih., ,...it.
3, j. ordered, that the Said a. fru,l..t Al. ....
here "a the iTst DAY II the nest O,tob.r : I,. .,
ihis Court, and answer u.c b,ll ot ti,c Il.itt-
and that copy IL THIS or,isr lie e., thu ilh ,n, o.
Cd ~ some newspaper Published 10 ihi, cosi'.
Tor two months sucscssiyely. and pos',,i st If
front door oI tic Court House Cf this COutt,
Copy. Totc,
5. J. CRAMER, { c
july ~, 1854 -cm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
aLA1IIE TO-

TOR SALE AT RVS OFFICE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-21

Mason, purporting to be founded thereon, are
the mere Pigments of his own brain. He has as
serted, too, in reference to this ideal contract,
that offered to engage him as my lawyer. My
lawyer! For what cause? If expected dis
putes at law, he knows one lawyer, certainly,
that should prefer to him. Or was that offer
bride for his influence and service as President,
to aid the formation of contract which must
have been void if obtained corruptly? Had
been the fool to make such offer, what will you
think of him who did not, as mig intended tGa1-
ger, mind you reprOve me, and advise me bet
ter? Who neither admonished me, nor taxed
me with it at the Board? You will do me JUS
tice upon him, doubt not. Well, about the goth
April, when MIR. Mason, by his casting vote, re-
fused the offered contract of LIE Baron, Burke,
and Deamond all the offers made had, by one
means or other, misc arried-the contractors all
gone away and no offer before us-the season
ofwork was passing along swiftly-we had made
not one inch of progress-with my well-knoWn
anxiety to stop the farther shameful waste Of
time | wrote to Mr.. Mason particular letter
the 25th April, 1888. will give him the use Of
true copy, in case he has not treasured up the
original, for the furtherance Of truth. turn
now to another accusation made by Mr. Robert
II. Miller. | am very decided enemy to sug
gestions of my own belief to injure any man.
If he profits by the present lesson, it is well-if
not | shall not care straw. He may con-
tnue to cherish his bitter and undeserved
malgnity towards me. That view with con-
temptuous Indifference. You heard him say
that improper communications had been made
to Mr.. William LIE Baron, regarding the pro-
ceedings Of the Canal Board He appeared to
point his remarks at me. / disavowed any such
communications; upon which he expressly ac-
quilted the other two respectable men who had
acted as did upon the offer of LIE Baron, Burke
& Desmond, and who certainly acted as indie
pendently at the Board as men could do, of
having made any such communications; and,
with a boldness, peculiar to few besides
himself asserted his belief in the face of my
declaration, that | was the person who had
made those communications. leave him, with
Mr.. LIE Baron's testimony about his neck, in the
hands of an impartial public-with this little me-
morandum of proceedings at the Board: On
the discussion of the subject of contracting for
the removal Of the earth at Four Mile Greek,
sat next to him. He expressed, at first decid-
ed wish to continue the Rail Road work. The
general opinion of the Board being, visibly, to
contract for it, he fell quietly into that opinion
am, your obedent servant,
JOSEPH Vaudeville.
| May 60 1884.
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COMMUNICATED.
w ufG ME- II N q Il.


,,,,rsnant to public notice, NUMBER OF nigh
). rrssnectable independent Wing citizens OF the
TTa,vn of Alexandria, in favor OF celebrating
IL triumphant result of the late Virginia cleo
IN. M assembled at the Town Hall on FRIDAY
evening, 10th inst
RrNJsmN T. FENDALL, Esq, being called to
.hs Chair, and JAMES CLOUD appointed Secre-
tary,- r., A., e.u.
resoIutions prefaced with few very appro-
nr;ate and animated remarks, condemning the
ppnrsuit of course which would have tenden-
~ to suppress the honest political conviction OF
this or any other community, and showing, con-
cusvely, that an open and candid expression
of opinions, honestly entertained, would meet
with the respect and esteem of all high-minded
and honorable statesmen every where.
The resolutions were then submitted to the
consideration Of the meeting and unanimously
adopted, viz:
/. Resolved, That, in the result of the re-
cent election in the State of Virginia. we see
gratifying evidence of the independence and
political honesty which have so honorably DIS
tnguished the Old Dominion; and that we nan
that result as glorious triumph OF wing prln-
ciples
MIA. and connected with her by every tie of in
terest and feeling, we cordially congratulate the
citizens Of our parent State upon the noble
stand they have taken in the Wing cause.
8 Resolved, That, in accordance with these
feelings, we celebrate in an appropriate man.
ner the triumph Of the Wing cause in the State
of Virginia.
On motion Of Mr.. VIM. PAGE, it was
Ordered, That the Chair appoint Commit
tee of Arrangements, consisting of twelve citi-
zens. to carry into effect the wishes of the meet
inc as expressed in the third resolution.
Whereupon, the Chair named the following
gentlemen, WYNN. Page, JOS. caches, S.
Shinn, G. T. Thomas, Thos E. Baird, j. H. jan
ney, G. P. Wise, E. Snowden, L. Mckenzie,
W. W. Harper.
On motion, made and seconded the Chair
man and Secretary were added to the Commit
tee.
On motion of Mr. JAMES w. ScoTT it was
Ordered, That the Chair appoint Commit
tee of Invitation, to consist of six citizens; in
compliance with which, the Chair appointed the
following named gentlemen, viz:-James w.
Scott VIM. H. Miller, S. H. Janney, VIM. II.
Thompson, James Mckenzie, James D. Kerr.
On motion of GEO. P. WISE, it was
ResoIred, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Alexandria Gazette.
And, on motion, the meeting then adjourned
B. T. FENDALL, Charm.
JAS. CLOUD, Sec'y.
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CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. WEBSTER pre-
sented memorial from Lancaster county, IN
Pennsylvania, in relation to the present state OF
the country, which he accompanied with Sc
ries of able and eloquent remarks--in which he
referred at length, to the bill he had introduced
for the extension of the charter of the Bank
the vote of the House Of Representatives in rela-
ton to the recharter, and the consequent useless
ness, for the present. of again bringing. forward
that bill. Mr.. WEBSTER gave his views at length
as to the present situation Of the country, and
declared his wish to be- not to adjourn until the
friends of the Administration refused peremp-
torily to give any relief and then to leave the
responsibility with them.
Mr. Brown of N. c., then presented memo
rial from Wake county, N. G., approving the
course of the Administration, which he accom-
panied with various remarks.
Mr. Brown was replied to by Mr. MANGUM,
and the debate became general, and occupied
the Senate for the remainder of the day
In the House Of Representatives, the case of
the contested election of Moore and LETcHER
from Kentucky was taken up, and, after the
failure Of motion to refer the Report of the
majority of the Committee of Elections to a
Committee of the Whole House, the Report Of
the minority was read, and the rest of the day
was consumed in the discussion of the subject.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GEORGE wHITE-oN SATURDAY
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
ON Saturday, the 18th instant, at III O'CLOCK,
~ A. M, will be sold at my Auction Rooms,
avithout reserve to close comsigaments, LOT OF
excellent NEW FURNITURE, warranted OF
good materials and workmanship, consisting,
in part, Of
handsome Sideboards
French and other Bureaus
l set Side Tables; Breakfast do
neat plain Toilet Stand drawers
Mahogany Cradle; Curled Maple Crib
9 Maple Bedsteads; 2 painted do
IL Wash Stands
Child's Carriage, good article
Rocking and other Chairs
rough Marble Slab
second hand Awning, containing 5Oyards
of linen; together with sundry other
articles of Kitchen Furniture, &c. &C.
~ Sale to take place in my Ware-room.
Terms cash. may Is GEO. WHITE.
T- The above sale is postponed to Tuesday
morning, goth instant, at 10 o'clock.
may 19 GEO. WHITE, Auct. 2
Ise The above sale is further postponed to
Saturday, Oath instant, when it will positively
take place. GEO. WHITE, Auct.
NAV 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-05-21

- 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.