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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

LUClFER MATCHES,
IMPORTED from London, just received; also
Il Canary Seed
Opium, the best Turkey selected
Pearl Barley, very white
Camers Hair Pencils, inch wide
POonah Brushes
Calcined Magnesia from London
On Humid
Hemp Seed for iirds
Fancy Soaps from London
Tooth Brushes, English
ss' Ar Asn and Every clean and pure
ILs0-
LANDRETHS GARDEN SEEDS, large
supply, of the growth of 1884; and most other
articles in the Drug line.
LIST mo VIM. SIAbLbH.
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20 SHIP NEWS. H.
Port OF ALEXANDRIA,. D. c
MEMORANDA

MEMORANDA.
Brig Maria. Hopkins, cleared at Newt Orleans
for this port 18th ut
Schr. Repeater, Woodford, hence at Nor
folk LIST
Mr. Oscar C.. Roberts late mate ofthe brig Bel,
videra, 10 t in the North Sea. came passenger in
the brig Charles and Henry, at New-York. Cd
inst from Hamburg.
Schr. Ceres, Holt, hence at Edgartown Dec.
30,h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

Cotton Sine 1'9i"e. Osnobure and Yarn.
az BALES assorted Cotton Yarn. Cotton
A.J OsnabnrgS and c 'tt,n Sem" TWnr.
from the Petersburg Manufacturing Company,
inst received, per steamboat Old Din'nIor, and
for lie by
de 2, e. rAIET0vF E CO.
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BLANKS AND PAMPHLETS
Executed with despatch q. the .az-ue O,i..c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

Dr. .Spohn's Rrmeiy for SICK Heid-.4che.
4 FRESH supply just received and for sale
n by WILLIAM STABLER.
The above article b rs been used with benefit
by several persons in Alexandria.
l2mo 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

WARRANTED WINTER OIL.
. Casks Pure Winter Strained Oil. direct
~ from the Manufactory at Nantucket just
received, and for sale by VIM. D. MUTT.
In store Is boxes superior Sperm Candles.
long Is and S, and short 6s and los, warranted
pure. jan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
Price of Produce in Alerandria yesterday, from

FLouR.-At the close Of last week, the wagon
price of Flour was S4,s7l; yesterday, in conse-
quence Of the closing of the navigation, 1t de-
clined to 4,25. We hear ofno sales from stores.
There is but little In market for sale, and re-
cepts light. We suppose it could be purchased
from some dealers, ats4, s7l to 4,4o; others ask
from 4 As to $50.
Export for the week ending Saturday Sd inst,
1898 bis. Coastwise
Quantity inspected during the same period.
King street 1873 bis. Is halves.
Wharf 376 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29
DEATHS

nj snk Town. Virginia. The Instant Nosr Cco,o
@ 5aaks ~ about tho 5st age loa1iog larso
i"" eHIccl"Lfo i1fly lafDOai their
town o. Tappshannook, Rapoaaannsck ~ the
@ ~ ~ Io's ehG knew bHD intimately Major d. seemed 10
us deshnsd 10 high distinction in worLI h.J 70
ana person. winning address, active mind and %
ny cocut'obut adverse circumstances and
Snns pnon down t" The Garth lie lawyer and PTaeti
uone nc the Bhr-Gt different periods mi
Ohiobn he carly himself t nmrsnc o,bas
m winch nc was unfortunate AZ tke bar Ear ~snr
A'ia eoVe aud
10 snecosS 10 Towards Of his days he s
constantly struggling with those difficulties
. mus sometimes appeared u.s. contrary TO
djo Banks was devoted his had
gs 70 c9acute their Blindness We part with him h nrofopna
regret lie with whom
much httached-and Seemed
life. " A0-s - "'' o"'V Pctloi Of MS
Ro, rom the Nngi'vie papers that venerable Willie
OF IeDnessse ttryc
~. go, ysW % ms asc He best of mon
"us p1tfotl al uaconpromisiug Republican Go5r "'
'eo ~ lynchbuIg. on the 9th DunIon
eldest son OF John Tompkins, formerly this city P'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

The Committee of Vigilance of the city of Ricbnond
Ut seems have slept beyond their province in recon-
'nending not merely 10 their Constituents Of Richmond
and county Of Heinrich, the citizens Of Yrgaig bn
10 the !eho'e S0n-not stoppagr Of papers and
emssaries--buta great Mercantile Convention. -"Wbat
long tail has puss .!
But this Committee Of Vigilance have not done H.
as COMMITTEE 1T Is majority Of minority who has
done so The Committee consists Of 40 mefnhers--oF
whom about lOO were present in the Of Thursday
but owing TO the long Debates from ~ till after O'Clock
me question was not taken until candeligh when many
81 the meeting had dispersed particularly from the conn
~ where the majority Of the members were averse to
the proposition Thus Il happened that when the final
vote was taken on Mr. Lyons Resolutions the meeting
was fflttcrcd down to ~ Of which Al only were in
laYor OF adopting them. majority Of the Committee
was not then present. when the question was taken: and
only az out Of 40 voted for the Resolutions; that is 10
say, not onc-fourth Of the whole Committee Of Vigi-
Iance!-ls Vt by such minority this that the Mer
chants OF Richmond are willing 10 be guided in the call
81 S0nthern Convention, 10 attempt 81 change the
whoe course OF our Commercial relations; 10 dspens,.
IN great degree with te Northern capital. to force
manufacturer and worse than all to raise M sectional
fary ny IN the face Of TIE venerated Washington 9
faewei address and run the risk Of shaking this Union
TO its foundation,
Pause, parse, beseech youand let as acquire some
niue discretion IN our madness Asa Northern paper
es shu et 9s recoleci the true gst Of tie question:
" some Sout1rons disposed 10 punish Ali North
ernors Tor the sins Of few Aboopisfs-and menace
tie north with nonconsumpton agreements " this
plan could be adopted 10 ought for consistencys sake
20 be extended against British manufactures: for the
brush have done what the American Aboitionsts ha We
neither the power nor the constitutional right TO do"
SOUTuRON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29
ALABAMA

6,rae 81 afeitey from Hulsouie, ScPssn,jcy IL 1885
can assure you that Alabama is truly Democrats:
the vote on the Governors election may be
air test OF the strength parties Every description
OF opposition 10 the Administration arraycd
cay; anu such their confidence of success that the
Aris'ocracy OF Huntsville, (wo had for several years
Deen SILENT from conviction of their weakness) bold
~ thrcw oil the mask aud exhibited their old marks
ares to the gaze of the public. Many country people
were asi"nsed at their boldncss in denouncng the De-
m"erauc Candidate The old Fvderalist, the Nullhrr.
and others of obnoxious principles nm .H o.d mn,
men y were seen banded together. but these wor
have met with sad d.fat. They did manage To de,ca,
e cec"n 1t Judge Smith, by bringing local matters To
bear against him. aud The employment OF active agents
a The different beats the county the day OF elec-
Ton The leaders. however OF this combination ayainst
the Judge instead of essenin his popularity have rails
ed hun in the estin,,oD of the people oil tie county
and the tide Of public indignation falls heavily upon bis
defancrs' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29
Shirt of Enfernri-n


a meeting has been held in Norfolk for the purpose
oil appointing Delegates To the Danvle Convention to
&c held on the 9th Oct, and recommended by meeting
OF the people of Patrick The Norfolk meeting was
held on the 18th u "to take into consideration the
pediency of constructing Rail Road from the town of
mcnded that Convention Of Delegates from the coun.
ties OF Pittsyvania Henry, Patrick Floyd Craysnn md
Wytbc, should be held in Danve on the 9Th Oct
To take tie subject into consideration and reconue nd
the means most likely 90 insure the conte-
plated improvements and the counties of Brunswick
Mecklen1urg, and Halifax and the towns Of PETERSBURG
and Norfolk, were respectfully requested To send Dele
gates 10 the proposed Convention The following are
the Delegates appointed from Norfolk VIII AIcPh,H
Esq, Col. Thomas Newton George Loyall VIM r.
Cunningham, George Mcintosh Joseph If Robertson
Esqs aud Doctor d. &. Barrsud.--The meeting of Nor.
folk also came To Tie following Resolutions:
"Hts0tecd, mat TIC establishment Of a new Bank in
the Borough Of Norfolk, with capital of at least
million Of dollars is loudly called for and absolutely re-
qured, to supply the wants Of its trade aud commerce
now anguishlug by the Withdrawal Of the captal of The
Bank Of the United States
'Hcwred, That Committee Of five be appointed to
menorialize TIE General Assembly Of Virginia on this
important SUBJECT praying that body grant US such I'D
ditional means ia their wisdom may be best
To promote our prosperity The following names were
then announced to compose the said Committee JOS
~ Robertson, John Tabb w W Sharp Wright South.
gate Saul. -. Rawlings"
meeting has also been held at Portsmouth for sp.
pointing Delegates 10 the Convention for petition.
ing the Legislature 10 establish Bank
meeting also held at PETERSBURG on the 2dt inst
ga pursuance Of recommendation of the Common Hall
which approved ofthe projected Rail Road between Dan
vile and Eversham, and appointed the following Dele.
gates to the Danville Convention. viz Messrs Ch7s
y. Osborne, Robert Birchctt, Jr Joseph Bra0u ] f.
Brown, Samuel Mordccai, JAS Lea and a b. Spooncr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

On Monday, September l4th, Oeing Court day0 At
King and Qpeen Court House, the citizens Of king
q Queen County assembled 10 take into consider.
alton what proper foy them to DO ia regard b the
inierneddhng and interference Of AbJitiOnsts with
their slaves The meeting organized by selecting
James Govan Chairman, and WIN. q. Davis Secretary
The object Of the meeting explained by the Chair.
man. Mr. VIM. B0ulware offered the following Preamble
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29
MARRIAGES

nard on Thursday evening last by the Alex Jones
hefohe L. oPe Jr son OF Mt Senator ope Jefferson
this place. ' '"' Locke OIL
Married, in Southport, Conn., Monday the I'm inst Nv The
~ re- Codnwni Il. l. Lee Esd, d6urb
' u Di h'dIsee' Esp, bolh Of IeaeEson county, Va.
LIhaFtHs6nTg Gazette, Of September 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29
HsicIa'd wholesale H.ricea Cn,...e..f

siod 81 sssa sss
Passed midi 1S Sa sS S%s gain 81 SIS s5as7
Es5s ae seeooM d % yhi.aeyA pp" &c sssS
w, g Wine S Ssd England as5s &
@ Neal SIS Tea Essa n l: sa' sS:iSo
Sss syt g % s %fI'i ss1 sack a'Ss@
sSs,on 70 Ct. Bar S% ion ssS41a
e Cotton y.. Is sio who's ''~' as Ss
s. a1 Domingo Mahogany, from 10 ia Is eons Per foot,
vs"sS''' shade and crotch. 5' 'Sfe S DO.
COUNTRY rURs. Issdpos
Mink - Hoasr sqd SlS
!, n ra,ss' OF sroeN'. Chesterfield R. Roud slaa
. .a lIs NJ c GSSsas a a. Note.
Richmond and Fed'kbr e. south c''olaa do 2sats
's ..s.s-[ SD per shSle above par:
GJAdseynsemeats omitted, 'ca appear "a oa1 neat
urNrT TSy Dg sfsFE Gg e ia gSegoyt az 6
her trips through The noatbs Of September and Oc
iose' as follows Cat 10 o'clock, A. NJ Of the days be.
~'g IT,, easo o1sqy,esiqs, gM hqpe Neytoi6,
"a &c Oct. i
o't % 3 q 15
Which viii finish her season her present route -.
After which, she viii commence her regular trims 10
Havana, via - Aogustas, Key West e. ~ 10 leave
Chsileston on Nnrsdag, November r. al 10 o'clock
a. NJ. Her regular days for leaving Charleston and
Havana, thereafter, will be made known 10 the public
in due time. go
Fare through TO Havana, from Charleston 49,. $40
Fare 10 81 Augustine, from Charleston, $500. Is
tare 10 hey West from Charleston, .......... 30
From 81 Augustine TO Key West, ............ 90
Prom ~ Augustine e. Havana, .............. 30
From Key West to Havana ................ n
For Passage, apply TO Capt Pennoyer on board or
10 WILLIAM PATTON, Agent
Fzsimons' wharf
Bcrths Cannot b. considered secure until puid for
Letters the sHbect addressed the Agent post paid
will be promptly attended to- Baggage, weighing over
one hundred pounds, will be charged 20 cents per foot
extra, No trcigh taken.
Sept. IL. 39-u2N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29
prosperiig Of porf.mo,,,L

The Norfolk Beacon states tbat The assessment If
Zeal Estate 10 is Town amounted in 1881 TO l57 400
and the amount Of the present Jear is 81 0j3 2O9-
Thus IN the short space Of three years the assessment
has naa d0ubed ITSELF from tie Incorporation of
me Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail Road nost cheer
ing Sign ia favor Of such improvements
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
Jesse J. Holman 10 be Judge for the District Of In
diana in the place Of Benjamin Park deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-29
UJHdoeTtiseacnts 0mifted, 1oU appeor ~ oosg neat

Ior NoyfoLk, ~ } sia BequEoyi, on c.
81 TNITED STATES MAlI4--Thc supefios ne " Stem,
" Pocket UotrutS, Capt j Psnnogon. will cont.
nue. her trips through the ontbs Of September and DC
ow stately
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-30
COMMUNICATIONS.
To The Justices Of Fairfa.r.

GENrLEMEN:-The death of your late H.,
has dcvoIved on you the duty of electing az
Their to supply his place; and, as one who ' Se
had some experience not only of the incor"n'
nences, but Of the serious evils, arising G I've ,
the inattention and the incompetency of CIs,a~
rules which il would be well to consider H
making the election. | am not influenced nv I
desire to promote the election of any partcnI,a
individual, from personal considerations w.
sole object is to obtain Clerk who will fan?
fully and carefully discharge the duties of ~.
Office and thereby promote the interest an!
convenience of the public. To obtain such ..
one. we should be careful in selecting a ma"
who will give himself up altogether 10 the ofIcs
and not attend to other business while the dur
of the Clerk are left to an incompetent aoer,
who has no motive above a limited SALARY -
discharge them we'll We should select son,
one wholly dependant on the Office, whose IN
come would be commensurate with the bni
ness of the Court, and, OF course, whose intcre,,
il would be to discharge the duties Of the ofFcs
with fidelity. He should also be a young man
who can give to the public the energies of HE
prime. and who will be likely to improve fora
long time, and will not in short period becoms
unfit by age for the performance OF his duties
You have several such in the county. have M
doubt; and you are best qualified TO make the
selection. | shall propose no one. Some Of
you, gentlemen, have, am sure, been familiar
for long time. with the business OF the Courts
and are well aware Of the importance Of having
a good Clerk to enable the Courts TO administer
speedy Justice to suitors. My object in address.
ing you at this time, is, to draw you to the con
sideration of the Importance Of the act you are
about to perform, before you commit yoUrselye,
to any candidate from personal regards for The
individual. Who they are do not know. {.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-30

Mr.. Ediior:-Thc business carried on BY some
persons Of this town, Of purchasing old iron
copper lead, &c. from boys, is the cause of a
great deal Of juvenile crime, and considerable
loss to those who have such articles exposed TO
depreciation. do notsuppose that they buy such
things with the actual knowledge of their being
stolen; but when useful articles are offered by
vagrant boys for tenth or twentieth Of their
value, there is strong cause to suspect they were
not honestly come by, and should not be pur
chased without ascertdinin how they were pro-
cured. person, some time since, had III,
chains, staples, &c. Of his cart forced oil and
carried away. and ! have aScertdincd that what
will cost $3.50 or 81 TO replace was sold for 10
cents lately saw boy of 10 or II years, Sit
ting at MONDAY. cutting the lead off the weights
at plaster pile, with hammer and knife,
which he told me be sold for | cent pound,
and they Arrays che ted him in freight wish
you Mr.. Editor, TO insert this, that it may reach
the eyes of those engaged in this business, hop.
ing that they will discontinue giving such TO-
ducements to roguery, if not from moral sense
Of the injury they are doing to youth, at least
from a desire TO retain their character as no.
nest tradesmen. p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-30

nSWe are requested to announce Colonel
SPENCER NJ BALL as a candidate TO representtbe
county of Fairfax in the next General Assembly
OF Virginia.
- We are requested to announce Major
JAMES SANGsTER, as a candidate to represent the
county of Fairfax in the next General Assem-
bly, Virginia. MANY VOTERS.
IPWe are requested to announce PULP n.
AMrss as candidate to represent the Countyo
Rappahanock in the next General Assembly Of
Virginia.
u We are authorised to announce to the
voters Of the Congressional District composed
Of the counties of Westmoreland, Richmond
Northumberland. Lancaster, King George Stall
ford and Prince William, that JOHN TALAFEREo
ESQ.,, has, in compliance with the wish of many
voters consented to become candidate at III.
next election Of Representative for that Dis
trict in the Congress of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-30

Ono ToBAcco.-We stated last fall, that the
Tobacco crop in Ohio had not been materially
injured by the early frost. This statement was
made upon what is deemed good authority, and
wenow understand that the generalim impression Of
the Tobacco growers, then was, that the amount
Of the crop would fully equal that Of the pre-
ceeding year. We also learn that since the
crop is being prepared for the Market that it
will fall shortin lreigM about 20 per cent, from
the original estimate of the growers.
The quality, however, is thought TO be super
ior- Wheeling Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-30

X. Y. Il. are historical initials in our CoUn-
trv-and connected with no very honorable
proposals, in the negotiations with France un-
der John adams: their recurrence in the annex
ed article from the Quebec Gazette of the 18th,
excited our attention. and the import Of the pa
ragraph determined us to republish it, for there
would seem to Turk something uader tn y
Amer.
To he Editor Of The Quebec Gazeue:
SIR,-Having some personal acquaintance
with Dr.. Nelson and Mr.. Chapman, cannot
think that the surmises respecting the object of
their visit to Washington are well founded. If
they are capable of undertaking the mission
which is gratuitousiy assigned to them, should
still say they are too well informed to engage in
it. They must both know Gen. Jackson's dec
laration in respect to the alleged views OF the
Hartford Convention. He is not man to APP
prove in the subjects of other countries, con-
duct. which he thought merited military execu
ton in citizens Of the United States. Besides
to countenance projects on the part Of the sub
jects Of a friendly power. against their own Go
vernment, is breach of international law, in
which he would not be concerned; and subjects
or citizens making overtures Of the kind, offer
an insult TO the Government they apply to, and
place themselves out Of its protection.
What though one of these gentlemen was a
Member and the other Secretary to the Con-
vention? May they not travel for information
or amusement, or on private business. as well as
other people? y. Y. Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
roETnCAL.
LOVE In TIiE MY.

4 maiden went forth al the twilight, hour,
To meet her love in a tewy bower
Where the rose and briaf. and iessauing grew
And the hGnmsne bird Kissed from The blossoms ihsi
dew.
She was triehi as the bird ef the elittcrine wing
And pure as the jcu-,sap aud gay Is the spnrF.
AMI there. IN the shade,
The youth Woocd The maid
Bui tie moon RIOS, nigh
in the clondeSs SKY.
Ere she rave consent and received ia. mig.
And then size fe~
From love and from dew
To dream Of them both The long uirhi through
The night has fed, aud the dew is gone
The maiden SITS n her chamber alone
She is ,hinkiGe Of love aud moonlight hours.
or dewy kisses and essamine bowers
And she wonders il rings and VOWS are true.
ot as cold as night, and as fleeing dew.
Fut her hope IL bright,
And her heart is lleht
And sill she SINGS
OF bridal rings.
Ut roscbuds anu VOWS the long d5, through.
And all her theme.
Is tia bright dream.
That came DER her heart by the moons pac beam.
The maiden is clad in her bridal dress.
The priest Is there 10 unite ard 10 bless
And beside her the bridegroom has taken hIs stand.
10 taste her hp and TO touch her hand
And 10 wed IA the face of The Wor' {. fhe maiJ
Whom he Sooed atuigh' M tn lrssuninc shade.
No eFe more bright
10 heart more light
Ihaa her. tlr lf'de.
Who ssuios IL her Pride
or the ling Is her. and the ren is paid
But maijens beware
OF dew 5ni ui,|.t an.
Not AWAY are Truth and gold nnss found thsrc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
SURFACE hItNURINt,.

Sukf ACEHtNtl'lNG.
1'o the Editor 81 the Formers Resstc-
The urbanfy aud ...an,iIi. research .I..,l,,..3
by your corfasnaadc4tn H.. H.. ia .,,.eIs,,, 49,,
my remarks upon J. 3. communication, l..,.,,4.
a very respectful uodea. il..,,nI. T., p5,.,s. 3,
share of chemical hlaa3 .l,e# 40 winch have ~,
pretensons; and shall h.fa.,f, alar lalle more
il reply, than such objections ma tlilrrultjr; n.
present tacm.ci,r, t,i... rI ., ,,,,,;t,.,,.l H..
opinions and arqI..cafs.
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