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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-07
POETaCAE..
r1x OWN rrRn-sIDn.

~ ALABiC A. WATTS.
L., others seek for empty joys,
A, hall or concert. rout or play;
ubilst far from fashions idle noise,
He, eildrd domes aud trappings gay,
rwhiIe he wintry eve away
,T,Y,xt book and lutte the hours divide
Al marvel how e'er could stray
From ihee-ny own fifs side
Nyown Fire.si3sl Those SIMPLE words
Can bid the sweetest dreams anss;
Awaken feelings tenderest chords,
And FIJI with tears Of JOY my eyes
What is there NY wild heart can prize,
Tia, doth not in thy sphere abide +!
Haunt Of NY home bred synpathies.
M own--my own Fire side
A gentle form Il near me no"
\ small white hand is clasp'd in inins
| gaze upon her placid brow,
And ask what ioys can equal Time
A babe. hose heants's hai divine.
In sleep his mothers eyes doth hide
Where may love seek filter shrine
Than then--nY o~n Fire sido
What care Tor he sullen roar
or winds without. that fasage earn
II doth bul BID me pfize the more
The shelter Of thy hallawed hearth
To thoughts oil hallowed bliss give birth;
Theu let the chnfllshtempest chlde,
/ cannot check the blameless mtth
That glaa4--my own flfe-sIde
Nv refuge ever from the storm
OF tins worlds passion, strife and clfe
Though thunder clouds the shes deiorm,
Then fury cannot reach mr. there.
There. all Is cheerful, calm, aud tar.
Wrath. Malice. Envy, STRIFE, OF Prido,
Have never made then hated lair
~ them, o"n Enc ride
Thy precincts are charmed unR,
" there 10 halsh feeling dares ntfudo
Where hfe's ArNatoas lose tholr sting
Where even litef Is hall snbdu.d;
And Peace. the hale,nu. loves 10 brood.
Then let the pampered fool dende,
III pa, IN, deht Of gratitude
To thee--tny Own FMS side
Shrine OF my household detilrs
Fan srcue ei homes uusalhod JoNs'
To thee lHN bnlhrnd spini tlics,
When fortune iraWns. ofeare annoNs,
Thine is tie bliss ih4l ne,tf cioSst
The smllo whose truth hath OFT been the
What theu. ar tbs Wbtld's tlnsef tow
70 lhee--m, o~n Fue SIDE
Oh. n4s The warnings foAd and sweet,
Tint bid my thou ht. be- all OF thee,
Thus ever guide III, wandering feet
T. m, heafl soothing sanctuary
Whateermy future seafs may be
LEI JOY or guei NY tate beudci
BE still an EIrg hBrhf 10 me,
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VALUABLE REAL ETATR



f'lil. Subscriber. wishing to remove, Gier,to.cn.
1 exchange for Western Lands, his,st,tc. Is
lng upon boh 5idcs OF Roanoke river, ne the Big
Lick. IN the county ui Botetourt. II Is dldcd bV
the riter INTO equal portions oil JoO acres c.h one
oil winch /, principally valuable is al ineXhSsuble
reserve Of timber lof the support Of the oiherppon
which the Improvements situated. The npros-
cd noiety hes about 80 cleared OF which POO
is compact ard unbfoken bottom Of great fertility
and the residue OF the cleared land, togc,rw Itlha
greater portion oi the uuclcared, well adapted tuhe
IA several staples Of the country. The Manson
fssI1 OF BIRCH, nearly new-plan but coniot,-
LIEN ble With oui-houses OF the most conyeuAnt
kind, and extensive aud productive gardcn-,ll
situated on commanding eminence, and suuouia-
Cd bs beautiful grove. The otefseer's house, IL
gro nuts, wheat machine and house, stables, crh
&e. tyc are oi the besi kind and mos, cliaibly stu
ated. To strangers, Who are unaequantei with TIN.
section Of Botetoun II may be well to remark, that
for salnbrity oil climate, fertility OF soil and excel
lcnee of society, II has lev parallels.
In addition Tia, above Estate, the Subscriber a,
agent Of YIN. Lewis, Esq. will sell provided appI
cation Is made between this aud the LIST of October
another
Most desirable Tract Of Land.
LIVING one nile nom the Big Lick, and conalnln.
about inD acres, 30 OF which Is first rate ROanok,
bottom, and the residue rich high land. The Who'll,
Ira, ssery productive III all the various crops usu
ally cultivated IN our climate, lies unusually level
and Is susceptible Of being made, at small expense
one oil the most beautiful aud desirable residences il
IA the country. The Dwelling House IS com
fss,H Portable, and the house, excellent. The
linn proportion OF wood land 10 that which IS clear
ed Is more than sufficient Bonds Negroes, o
suitable aecs would be taken III payment 70, this pro
perry. And the subscriber would be willing to TAX,
Negroes OF Cotton Lands in South Alabama in eN
change fof the estate first mentioned.
WM. LANGIIORNE.
Botetonrt, AUGUST 81 Vito
:" IN, Richmond Uhig and Enquirer icH mser
the foregoing advertisement once wcek I'll The LIST o
October and send thrir accounts 10 his oce for pay
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a VALUABLE TRAcr OF xANp
u .iHrfi0n. wfhoW rcscyrc,

IL WING determined to remove 70 fine Snu,l
on cdnesday the 2Sth Octobcr nov, i
lar, not the next fair day, will, ON the premises
sell, at pubhc auction, To the highest bidder with
ont reserve, my highly valuable Tract Of Land
situated IN the county of Bedford, on Bio Otor
river, at the mouth Of Buffalo creek, ) mills ,,nL
oi the Ne" London Academy, and Il from I,v,ch-
burg containing 1894 acres, of which 200 arc low
grounds Zone hall creek low grounds in hcb ,t,o
oil Improvement, the other half river low crrouu. or
sop erlor quality, in point of fertility inferior to
no land have ever SEEM The remainder i
hel' land mostly in woods. Much the Iarrcr nor
,'on OF the wood Land is excellent Tobacco
Land the cleared Lands in fine heart and very
productive The improvements consist Of \ con,-
portable Dwelling House, all necessary ou,honscs
together with number of excellent Tohacco
barns Title clear and undoubtcd.
Ierms.-Onc third cash, the remainder in t,.o
equal annual payments. Possession will he c;yor
immediately after the salo.-A deed of trust ,.;ll
be required ON the Land, to secure the na,n,on,
OF the two last instalments. -
Nl'o' at tho same time and place, immcdiatcI,
alter the sale of the Land, | shall proceed "a sni
all my Household and Kitchen FurnIturc pIo,ta,;o
implements, and my stock of Horses and Cot,lo
also my whole crop consisting of Tobacco. Cnrr
" heat, Rvc, Hay, Fodder. &c. 4 crcdit ais
months viii be given on all sums above 10 Joll,rr
Aug.2i a.
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Aug. II

Y ihniNlA.-At rules, held in tho clork : office,
nv NIX iip circuit superior court of law and chance
neoI"rd county. the 3rd day of August ls35
Plaintiff
fgdinSt
son moniSs lowry John Lowry, Jr. Thomas G; Ben.
'y' Defendants
~, IN CHANcERY.
Low ne defendants Thomas Lowry and Crawford
en- secury entered their appearance and CIV.
S {" TINS court, and it appearing by satisfactory
mon,"., ''ia' 'hey are not Inhabitants of this Com.
,h E it is ordered that they do apnear bee on
and o' Gay OF the next term ynd answere original
der be ?S OF the plaintiff, and that this
bu,a ST" IN some newspaper published in Lvnch
Gms' two months successvely and nosfed at The
"m. ooot OF the Courthouse of Tho county on some
court day Copy-Tcste, >''''''.
Aug. 10 "iI'SoN' ,ieih'
WIN
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a M A.-At rules holden in the clcrl, :
office OF the circuit superior court of law AMI
chanc"ry, for the town of Lnchbura, on the Bird
day Of August 1885:
james p. Garland, PHI
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Aue2i

VIZ. Fall aud Winter session of the s,Ls,,I---,-
school will commence on Monday, the lin of
SIP. 80 =
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against
,, Leroy Jordan, Peter Dent, Jeremiah Jordan
=" imam trump, Jacob Fizcr and Bada McDar
'el' sheriff of Bedford county, Deffs.
IN CulNcERY.
~ Inc defendants Leroy Jordan and William
trump not having entered their apncaranrc. and
gwen security, according to the ort of assembly,
h"e Inc rules OF this court and it appearnab, ,a.
,,,slactory evidence, that they are NOT nhabm, Of
"'s commonwealth; it is ordered that they do
appear here on the fourth day of the next term
a"u answer the plaintiffs bill; that this order be
t inserted IN some newspaper published in Lynch
u, luz Tor Two months successfully. and posed at
snu front door OF the Courthouse of this county on
some court day. ,0'''
A Copy-Tcstc,
Aug II i"ooN' oleiA'
W2m
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" lkHlNiA.-At rules held in the clerks Of.
ice, of the circuit superior court of law and
cuancery, Tor Bedford county, the Bird day Of ,a
Joel Wrinbt -, -
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ETIRGINih-N rules held IN the clerk office OF
the circuit superior court Of Ia" aud ehaneery,
for Bedford county. the Bid day OF August l05o;
Joel Kent and Nancy his wile Francis Nhieley,
Albert & Whitley James VI. Nhiteey and William
W. Whtclcy, thr last four infants, under2l wears oi
age, who sue by Joel Kent then next friend, Pitts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-20

MFRS WILMER respectfully makes known
WI to her friends and the public, her intention
of opening School for young Ladies, on the
first of pril next, should she receive sutti-
cient number Of applications TO justify the I'M
dertakinr. The School will be established at
Howard, her present residence in the country,
distant about three miles from Alexandria, and
near the Episcopal Theological Seminary OF
Virginia. The situation is pleasant, command
ing an extensive and delightful prospect, and Is
remarkable for the saubrity of its atmosphere
and its exemption from disease. The school
will be under the care OF herself and daughters,
who will teach all the usual branches of female
education. In French, Music, and Drawing, C )m-
petent instruction shall be provided if desired by
the parents. No pupil will be received fora short
er time than one quarter. TermsSl $50 per annum
exclusive ofthe usual vacations, if bedding and
towels are provided by the parents If furnish
ed by Mrs. w. $l40-Payable quarterly in adj
vance. An extra charge will be made for
French Music, and Drawing. Books and sta
tionary furnished at the Book store prices.
Parents are requested to make application as
early as practicable
References:-Rev DR.. Keith, Rev. E. r. Lip
petit, Rev. c. Mann.
Hopard, Jan. 20, 1885. 2aw3w
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SALES.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


DY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to me
ID by ii. n. Spooner and wife, which is of re-
cord in the Hastings Court Of Fredericksburg
and the County Court of Prince William-f
WILL on Thursday the fifth day ofFebruary next,
at II O'Clock, in the town of Fredericksburg,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, at public
auction, on credit OF six months the purchas-
er giving bond and security,
One third of Lot, lying in the Corporation
ofsaid town known as the "FACTORY LOT"
which is on the Rappahannock, at The corner OF
Lewis and Sophia streets.
On the Saturday following, at noon, In the
town Of Dumfries, in Prince William county
l shall, upon the same terms sell LOT OF
GROUND, containing one hundred and ninety
six Acres and 81 poles, lying in that county,
within four miles Of Dumries; being portion
of the Chippawamsic estate, OF - Harrison,
deceased which was allotted to his daughter ST.
gismunda Harrison, (now Sigsmunda Spoon
er.l About one third OF the Tract is cleared,
and the rest covered with valuable timber. MIR.
Laurence G. Alexander, who resides near the
premises will exhibit them to persons wishing to
purchase Possession will be given immedia1n
ly, but no deed until the payment of the
chase money. Acting as Trustee, | shalSc
convey such title as is vested in me, but which
is believed to be unquestionabIc. Thesales will
be without reserve.
VIM. II. BROCKENBROUGH,T Trustee.
dec lots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-20

THREE DIscovERIEs.-The committee of the
Senate, appointed to examine the affairs OF
the United States Bank have discovered:
Isl. That Senator Benton applied to MrBidde
for the establishment Of branch of the "mon-
ster" at ST. Louis!
I'd. That Mr.. Van Buren, petitioned for
branch Of the Monster" at Albany!-And
Sd. That Andrew Jackson-aye, gen. Andrew
Jackson-applied for branch Of the 'monster"
at Pensacola,
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

The Mail Stage from Wash
J4ssE4s<>( ington City 10 winchester via
"a 81 IllzzttE35 Alexandria, Fairfax Court
W &C., s=House, Aldie, Mddleburg,
Upperville. Paris and Wildwood, will, from this
date, depart and arrive as follows, viZ:-Leave
Washington City at 81 O'Clock, A. NJ. and A.
lexandria at 81 O'Clock, A. Nj. every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, and arrive at Middle
burg the same days.
Leave Winchester every Tuesday, Thursday.
and Saturday at IL o'clock NJ, and arrive at
Middeburg the same days.
Leave Middeburg Wednesday, Friday, ana
Sunday, for Washington City and Alexandra.
at O'Clock, A. NJ. and arrive at Alexandria by
o'clock, p NJ, and Washington City by o.
clock P. NJ. =,
Leave Middleburg for Winchester at o.
clock. A. NJ, and arrive at Winchester by IL o.
clock, NJ ~
By the above arrangement, very nearly all
night travelling will be avoided; and as the
stock is considerably improved by the addition
If several new teams Of horses, the coaches be-
ing strong and comfortable, and the drivers
careful. accommodating and sober men, the
proprietors hope to receive such encourage
ment from the travelling public, as will enable
them. in future to render every possible ac-
commodation and comfort. Strict attention
will be paid, but no liability on account of acct
dents.
All baggage and bundles at the risk Of the
owners Jan s-eolm
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CONG II Ess.
IN SENATE-JANuARy 10.

IN SENATE-JANuARY l9.
The Senate was principally occupied in dis
cussing a bill relative to appropriating certain
proceeds of the public lands to purposes OF
education in Alabama.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The joint resolution directing Persico's Sta
tues to be placed in their appropriate nitches,
on the eastern front Of the Capitol, was ordered
to be engrossed and read third time.
The House then proceeded to consider the
Fertilization Bill.
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Extract Of a letter from The Washington Cor
respondent of The ~ Y. american, dated

JANUARY l2, 1885.
"There was some expectation that the other
appropriation bills, particularly that for the
Land Office, would have been pressed; but Mr.
Polk, finding the temper of the House averse to
their introduction, did not give the opportunity
which, it is said will be eagerly seized to refuse
altogether appropriations for the General Land
Office, whilst Mr.. Hayward, the present incum-
oent is permitted to remain as its chief officer.
The factis, in this Department, owing to certain
habits of his which it is not material for me to
detail, the whole interior arrangement has be-
come mass OF arrangement. = One hun
dred clerks for ten years will scarcely suffice to
pull up the business in arrear; and every day in
creases the business and the calls upon the De-
partment by the House, for necessary informa-
non. The Secretary Of the Treasury, and the
Committee of Ways and Means, have so felt
the total want of management and the want of
sei'eontro, which disqualify the chief, that they
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Majority for Crittenden

ALABAMA--The merit Presideni-The Flag OF
the Union Of January Sd, says" The resolu-
tons proposing the Hon. Hugh, l.. White OF
Tennessee, 10 the people of the United States
as suitable candidate for the Presidency, were
adopted, yesterday, in the House OF Representa-
tives, by vote of 55 to 90"
The same paper also says" The resolutions
offered some time since by Mr.. Lewis, of Ben.
ton, instructng our Senators in Congress to
use their exertions to have Mr.. Clay's resolution
ofcensure Of the President, expunged from the
journals of the Senate, passed the House of
Representatives on Thursday last Yeas 81,
nays 25"
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
SATURDAY, JANUARY, II, 1885

SATURDAY, JANUARY, II, 1885
Present as yesterday.
George Goidthwaick, Esq. of Alabama, was
admitted an Attorney and Counsellor, of this
Court.
No. &c. The Bank of Alexandria, plaintiff in
error. VS.. Thomas Swami. This cause was ar
gued by Mr.. Jones for the plaintiffin error, and
by Messrs. Coke and Swami for the defendant
in error.
Adjourned till Monday, Ii O'Clock, ii. m.
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II SHIP NEWS. 6
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. u. C.
MEMORANDA.

Schooner Palestine Wilson, from st. DomIn-
90 for this port, was spoken on the 3Oth Decem-
Der, Cape Henry bearing N. by S, so miles.
Brig Corsair, Byram, hence at Kingston ia
maica, 2lst Dec.
At Salem, 18th, Schr Albert, Henry, hence.
18th, Lat. 50 II, Brig Tribune, Smith, from
New Orleans for this port, was seen by vessel
at New York-blowing u gale at the time did
not speak her.
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Vals.abie Farms and Merchant Mills For Sale
DElNG DESTROYS to remove 10 the west, the
ID subscriber offers for sale the FARM on
which he lives, on Apple Pie Ridge, four miles
north of Winchester, containing $50 acres.
The improvements consist OF two story brlck
"a dwelling house, barn, stable, and all neces-
';It sarv out-houses. never failing stream OF
water runs through it, and the fences are in
good order.
=. ALso-A farm of ll0 acres lying near the
mountain. 6 miles from Winchester, good ia
vern stand, aud now occupied as such by
Patrick Moon
Also, the STONE MILL. lying on Babb's Run,
within half mile Of the last farm, and two
miles Of the first with between 20 OF 50 acres OIL
land. All communications by mail (post paid)
will be attended to. JOEL LUPIoN.
Frederick county, nov lS-eou
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have required his dismissal, and the appoint
ment of more efficient person,-but in vain.
Mr.. Hayward has been too devoted a personal
partisan of the President not to have secured to
himself in return, place in his affections, by
which he is enabled to set at nought the COM
plants and animadversions of the other offi
cials combined-so far hitherto, at all events
although MIR. Hubbard, Of New Hampshire, has
been confidently named as his successor, and
as the person designated and recommended by
the Committee of Ways and Means"
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THE GRAVE OF BURNS.

Is Wonder little snowy dome
The secret shrine-the silent tomb,
Where thinking strangers love to come,
Were genius mourns,
The last the solitary home
Of thee poor Burns9
Yes yes, that dome adorns thy bed,
Twas given by those who scarcely bread
When living gave thee-not shed
To hide thy wants;
But now would DER thy Wondering head
Build monuments.
The little spot is thine-and who
Shall turn thee from thy tenure now?
Thy lease is long, thy landlord true,
Thy troubles cease,
The great possess no more than thou
From heavens lease.
Swan ofthe NTH! thy wing was light,
Thy plumes were whitest ofthe white,
But wild and Maynard was thy flight
From wave TO wave:
One course was thine headsrong and bright,
Even 10 thy grave.
Swan Of the NTH if aught in thee
Suled thy wilderness, none should see
The blemish-m men should view like me
Thy lfes' short dream,
And let thy faults, like swans feet be
Sunk in the stream.
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ATTENTION!

yENHE non commissioned Officers and Privates
A ofthe Alexandria Independent Volunteers.
are hereby directed to deliver, at the store OF A.
D. Harmon, Esq on King street, the Muskets,
Cartouch boxes, &C. belonging to the United
States, in pursuance OF an order from the ora
nance Departments BY order Of the Captain.
THOS. STAFFORD, o. S.
ian 2n-eo2t A. |. V.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, Is inst, at the house
of Mrs Arundel. by Rev. C. Parkison, Mr.. AID
OLSON KeENE, to Miss ELIZABETH ARUNDEL, all oil
Fairfax county, Va.
Dy the same, at the same time and place, Mr..
GEoRoE S. FUalrr, of Loudoun, Va, to Miss
CArHARlNE ARUNDEL, of Fairfax county, Va.
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FRENCH TKg.rY.-The National (Phil) Ga
zete of Saturday evening says:-"A report mas
prevailed in this city to day, that vessel arrlV-
ed Yesterday at New York from France, brings
intelligence of the adoption of the Treaty by
the French Chamber. We know nothing fur
Their on the subject"
There were no New York Papers received by
yesterdays mail; but we think the above report
premature.
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New ORLEAYs.-An extract from letter from
New Orleans, under date Of Dec, 3lst., states
that Gen. Ripley, the newly elected member OF
congress from Louisiana, had been brutaly as
saulted, and beaten in the streets ofthat city by
four young men. The assailants have been ar
rested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-20

TIE IrcH AN ANIMAL.-Some very singular
and curious investigations have been made in
Paris to determine the factwhether this disease
of the skin is actually caused by the presence
of minute animal, or not. A few months ago
it was settled, most satisfactorily to the medical
savans, that an organized being did burrow
in the dermoid textures-and to satisfy sceptl:-
Cal world, one of them was magnfied, and
an engraving made, showing most clearly the
presence Of dreadful monster covered with
hairs, tentacula, horns and other annoying APP
nendaqes too numerous to mention. Just as the
whole business, however, was most satlsfac-
torly completed, it was further discovered that
by some combination of circumstances, not ca
silly explained by a genuine lamp-ight philoso.
pher, the said mite belonged TO cheese, instead
of an itch vesicle on the human body. so
most beautifully constructed theory. together
with lots ofphy Biological doctrine, entirely new
to mankind have been unceremoniously and
absolutely capsized.-Bost. Med Jour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-20

John J. Crittenden, Esq. was on the 9th inst.
elected by the Legislature of Kentucky, to the
United States Senate for six years. from the 4th
of March next, at which time, the Hon. George
NJ Bibb's term of service will expire James
Guthrie, Esq. Of Louisville, was put in nominal
ton and supported by the friends of the adj
minstration. The vote on joint ballot stood, for
Criuenden "a
Guthrie 40
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~ Our advertising customers are request
ed, during the session of Congress, TO send III
their advertisements at as early an hour IN the
day as practicable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-20

We recommend the case of the Hon. Mr..
Morris, of Ohio to the rery particular and ser-
ous consideration Of the Globe.
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ALEXANDRIA,:
rrrsDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20, 1885

Four ballotings took place in the Virginia Lee
u;s,o,ure on the 10th, for Executive Councillor,
o sunnlv the vacancy occasioned by the expra-
,,on of the term of service of P. V. Daniel
Mr. Jno. Hooe, of King George, on this occa-
sion as on several others during the session,
sided against his own party, and spoke in favor
oF Mr. Daniel
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Warrenton, Va. Dec 81, lS34-jan. o
TO RENT,

10 KEN l,
YENHE Sandy Bar and Cooper's Point Fishe-
l. ries, with the privilege ofthe adjacent Land
ings on Broad Greek. These Landings are q
little below Alexandria, on the Maryland side OF
the river. Apply on the premises. orto
HENRY DAlNGERFlELD.
ian 3-2aw6w
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Among the present visiers at the seat OF Go
vernment we observe Maj. Gen. Scorr, OF the
Army.
Miss. MARrlNEAu. the distinguished English
author of various works on political economy,
&C has also been there for several days.