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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

LITTLE ROCK, (AiknnSns,l April }
MVhpih On Monday, the 30th ult about
oelo'k, Mr. A. " C. kHe, Of this town, was shot
by some lurking assassin, while riding along the
Memphis road, ebou, 300 yards beyond the eros.
sing of Nock Roe. The assassin WINS about 80
ynrds from II foad, concealed among the cane
The bnll struck Nh K lie on the left side, Jus, un.
der The npplc-~npd death ensutd IN about thee
quarters OF an hour. The murderer bud cui him
sell an opening Though the canc TO tho roud of tho
width Of ,hroe or four feet.
We have also 10 state thni on Tuesday evening
lnsi, while the jill IN this town was defended by
only ono guard the oilers having lofi tho Jail for
no t'mc-'t sns entered Ivy s,x IN Nth their
lacca blhckencd aud handkcrchcfs about their
hcods-oll armed who demanded tho keys One
Of the Ia llea, OF whom there were two IN the house
Snvo Them up and two OF the pnr'y liberated the
prisoners Tho her four It'll held their gun,
Il, the brcnst OF tho quad The prisoners liberated
were n lame nan by the name Of Williams, CON-
United for murder Fielding Secresi committed for
negro stealIDg-hnd Hiram, u negro man belon-
ghR to Envy Wilson, in jail for sofc keeping.
The whole pnrY, II Is stated took the rond which
gees by the grave ynm TO the south TIN, was
about II O'Clock nj night. In the course of the
night, horsc belonging 10 Mrs. Criucnden WINS
left NJ Mcllcnry's, ten miles dstub,, on the South.
crn road--and "a horse taken There IN his stead
VIC huVf not btrh III the habit OF NOTICING deeds
oi vol nee which occur 10 personal airnys belw cen
man md man. But when II becomes manifest
tha there Is an ofgnnzd bandit,i in the country
amounting probably to 30 or 40 men--w,h their
spies IN our own towns sufficiently s,,ong 10 lbo-
rate any OF the grng who may be tuken-sp sufii-
GENTLY dcpraycd TO sickle nj no oct Of murdcr--it
10 lml for our ezens to awake, and nsk them.
selves whether these things ARE to be suffered A
regularly organized handful is novelty in this
country -and We do hope tina, the arm Of the law
will b. long enough 10 reach them
We would recommend to our citizens that they
cnll meeting, ond elect Committee of Vigilance,
who may ,nkc such measures may seem proper
% bring the miscreanls 10 justice and give tho gal
lows Its due. 1t is the only feasible plan which
be tempted. Col. Topor sheriff of this county,
has offered II reward Of 100 dollrrs fr the nppre-
hens, IN fine williams but ns We have no Cover
nor here M other reward can be afforded. The re-
rev ard above mentioned will be paid by the coun
~.
| We have omitted mentioning tina, the body OF
Mr.. X llIe was brought TO this place on Wednes.
day. by Mr.. Cooke, Contractor on the Eastern
route. The community, ia whose defence and Tor
whose cause :mny well be said Mr.. Klllc died,
Should sec 10 it III 1 his death be avenged
Advocate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04
NEW GOODS.

y EVt OCtODS.
fNflE subscriber is now receiving his SPRING
~ SUPPLY OF GOODS which will comprise
n general assortment of S'apte ami Fancy Dry
GoodS. assortment Of READY MADE CLIO,
THING il he more extensive than heretofore
kent. and he assures his friends aud the Pnbc.
tiHt lie will sell. TO say the least, good terms,
can be purchased at any other house il the
town. NJ. HART.
April
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04
- Wy CUSTOMERS und
cAN1pBEL1 LAND FOR aAIu

V%AIs&1L ID LII LA ~ y E'UA 81 ~ 49,
slS TIL F. subscriber wishes to sell n tract
s34tT1E OF LAND lying on Cheese Creek in
MN F"r Campbell county, containing about
--s14~-- lS2 acres, well adapted To the culture
OF tobacco, Corn and Wheal-Abnut 30 or 40
acres only. are cleared. The improvements me n
good wood dwelling house, Kitchen aud other ne.
oessary out houses aud good Apple Orchard
Adjoining this. are two other tracts Of Land which
can be purchased with il, end would make n very
desirable settlement. This land lies near Ward.
road, in the neiehhorhool of Dabnry and Hen.
~ Moorman-To persons DESTROYS OF purchasing
vii, at any time, shew the Land.
DAVID b. LAMB
April @ w4x
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

a PARAGpArn ron YOUNG LADIEs--I am sorry,
that nfotle wo,k is much on; Of fashion. IL is n
gtn,eel employment, and ought not to be neglected,
especially by those who haze many brothers and
sisters and those parents nrc not rich Many girls.
nm sorry 10 say despise their needle, md affect to
think work an unfit occupation Of gcntee and in,c-
lec'nnl beings grieve for and am ungry with
such misses. can tell them that many high born
and noble ladies' employ their fogors in making
clothes for the poor and deson'o widows and or
phans Of the country can tell them that Misses
tio6and, Milford and Lnndon think il no disgrace
10 form themselves the garb,, in which they
always fascinating, because always unaE
fccltd. One advantage oi female occupation
is, that the mind may be engaged either in hearing
rejecting, when the fingers employed in
plain work or embroidery and rolting is more
pleasant than psry enlivened by alternate
reading aud music, where the greater number arc
not too fne OF too geateel to be industrious.
JVaisic's Port foHo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

SPRING GOODS,
or THE NEWEST STILES.
AZ E take pleasure in announcing the arrlv oil o
part of our Spring stock, recently selected
in New York and Bal more
Beautiful style Gnghams
PRINTED Cambricks, rich figures
Splendid Painted Musns
A very general assortment Of Culco patterns,
very fashonable>
Cd checked Camb'icki, Dew figures
ECR GENrEGE5IEpG's WEAR:
West Of England and Soxony Cloths, blue AID
black
Fashionable coIoured Clo'hs, various sha les
Superb Ernnc,ts and Nemour Cassjmeres
Black Bomhazine, and other Summer Goods
Country Merchants and our customers, are res
pecl(uy invited 10 examine our sio, * Beng deter
mined % sell almost exclusively for cash, soot bar.
gains awai, Hcse that caH. We hope TO present
hem with monthly supplies from the Northern CT
ties. ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
April9 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04
GERM AN
NANCY DRESS CLOTHS.

l1ENTLEMEN, wishing to supply themselves
IL with the very latest and most fashionable
.tades Of Fancy Cloths are requested to Call at
,he S,splc and Fancy Store of
VIC '''i' ROBINSON s. ELLIOTT.
April 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04
HENRY SUMPTER

HENRY SUMPTER
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
" the public IN general, sh.t he has received
from the Ncrih his SPRING SUPPLY of Goods,
among which the following articles:
Summer Cloths Cassimcres and Broad Cloths
Vestihgs of various descriptions,
A variety of articles suitable Cor gentlcmens panre.
LIONS,
Navy Buo Cloth Military Bptons Bullion Braid
and Stars, selected in conformity TO the rcqui.
silons of the late law of Virginia, prescribing
the uniforms Of militia officers
Either of the FOREGOING articles will be sold TO
daalrrs, or they will be made up to order.
Apr l6 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04
TRUSTEES SALEOFLAND.

TRUSTEES SAAEOF AND.
Hoy virtue of a deed of trust executed by Jubcz
ED Camden, and Nancy his wife, bearing date
on the Odd day of November 1928 and Of record in
tie County Court of Amherst, shall, on Tuesday,
the l9,h day of May, 1888, expose 10 sale, by way
Of public auction, for cash, Con the premises a
CERTAIN tact or parcel of land with its nppur'enan-
ces, lying and being in the county OF Amherst
adjoining the lands of VILLAIN Slnnett, the heirs oil
William Camden, the heirs OF William Peters
deceased, the heirs of Zachnriah lsbell, ceased
and the heirs of Elizabeth Coleman, deceased, and
containing, by estimation, 700 acres, more or less
Actin. as trustee, shall only convey such title
as is vested in me to said land, by SAID deed
JAMES POWELL.
Arril Is l9M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

by pANGG WEBSTER " LsJtaeion Com
mon In - Field Of Bood-ln all { au,ag ,ln,r
Field orClory
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04
Notice..
NEGROES WANTED.

YHyHE subscriber wishes to purchase 10 or 10
YOUNG NEGROES, OF both sexes, for
which liberal prices will be iven. NJ. liAhi'
April 9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

c'' S,'.s, and Steel mixed Cloths, u = =
cas-: :, + r' '';s:' '.'''''' assorted Fan IS
Fancy Printed Musns f.s
l'"'' DO Lace Striped do Ss
20 Do Satin do do Ss6
40 s.,,,.meu's fancy Silk fIandk's. z
a, do Twlled -
:. Nv French Linen, Fancy mixed and Striped
~, md White Gnghams, Striped and Checked
- w. md Colored Conbrcs,
Nun and Twilled Yellow Nankeens
i "1.s, White English Silk Hose, do Gloves,
t''e' pI,ck do do Gloves, Gents Cold
Silk do
c.,,,,n Osnaburgs, Buckram and Sail Duck
p'' aa5 "A Brown Slif,ings, 3 4, IA and Sd
nj. .ahed scotch Osnaburgs, Bed Ticking and Il
Dover Shooting
rooc,her with many otter seasona'dc Goods.
Tbey cxncct to receive by the Ship Jefferson,
,.or, Liverpool TO City Point, III the course oil 10 or
On Tvs (of which we have received invoce,)
1,ros assortment of the following articles, VIZ :
zane Cancts, black and assorted colofs, Mernos
f.sCencmen's summer wear, West of England
r. hI,e and bIack CIotts, checked NIuslins, jaco
,.,, ,,,mbrics Bombazettes, Circassians Prlncet-
,,s black and assorted coIors, fancy vi lie and Lon
don printed billings, 10 do Cuttings, fancy
checked Gnghams, do striped and d'scbarsed
do 81 ncy prin'ed and chinz Musllns-whlch
when received they " Il advertise more generally.
Persons dealing in this market are respectfully IN.
led 10 call and look ut their goods,
Z. H. & Co.
Opposite the Virsinian Office
April 9 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04
'-sOVERVISEMENTS.
SPRING GOODS.
rcKEIN. xIUNT & CO.,

LAVE the pleasure of informing their custom
and the public generally, that they have
mar, of their SPRING GOODS, con.
Iteo' l.. clloWinu articles, VIZ:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

There is sheep at spirit dealers in Edin-
burgh, which il affirmed, chews tobacco, takes
snuff and drink, gros,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

Compassionate sick nam observed to his wife,
my dear, am not well TO day,will you prepare mo
a light dinnerr what will you have Mr.. Pr
Apple dumplings' They were accordingly made,
and Mr.. p. set down s0lns to dish Of eighteen
After having despatched seventeen and hslf and
showing strong indications Of finishing the remain
ing morse little utchn a son Of his, cried %
dad GIN me thar lie very pathe,ically replied,
go away my son-poor dad is sick
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-04

Feb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

INDIAN DISTURBANCES seems that the Creek
Indians have recently been killing the stock Of
the inhabitants Of Randolph, Stewart, and Sum-
ter counties. When demonstrated with by the
whites they replied by threats. On the 18th OF this
month u party, ofwhtes went against maraud
ing party oflndans, about twenty in number
They met about fifteen miles from Lumpkin, a
night ensued in which five Indians were supposed
to be killed and two whites were wounded. The
whites retreaed On the 18th, in Sumter coun-
ty, the Indians, probably to the number Of Is or
20, stole a negro lad and a pony, and were pnr
sued by about 20 on IS whites, who overlook
them about 25 miles from Lumpkin; a slight
skirmsh ensued, in which it was supposed that
two or three Indians were killed. The negro
had effected his escape and the pony wa re-
covered though from the circumstance OF the
Indians occupying the swamp, the whites were
obliged again to give back. On the 26th, a
small band of Indians, (seven in number.) head
ed by a white man, stole negro man, who eS-
Gaping the same day, informed the whites OF the
circumstance, who, to the number OF eleven went
in pursuit; and came upon them in the 18th dis
trlct Of Stewart county, about fifteen miles from
Lumpkin; another skirmish took place, the Ind-
of their countrymen, Of probably fifty men, who
fired upon the pursucrs, killing a Mr. Powell,
formerly Of Appling, and mortally woundng
Thomas Johnson, formerly of Jefferson county,
who died next day, and severely, though not ia
tally, wounding another. The whites retreated,
bearing with them the wounded men, and al
though fired on by the Indian party, without re-
ceiving further injury. The body of Mr.. Pow
ell was recovered the next day, by large par
ty Of inhabitants who went to the scene of &C
ton for that purpose.-SOuthern Recorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

In the Senate on Thursday, after the ordna-
ry morning business, the bill reported by the
Committee on Commerce to abolish certain
Ports of Entry, reducing the pay and number
of officers in the Custom houses, &C., was taken
up, and many amendments offered, nearly all
Of which were rejected.
Resolution directing the purchase Of 500
copies of a work published by Carey & Lea, of
Philadelphia, was next considered, and after
some remarks by Mr-Benton and Mr. King of
Ga, and the reading Of Il speech by MIR. Hill,
was laid on the table
In the House OF Representatives, on Thurs
day, the question of Order which has been dis
cussed for two days, was decided against the
Speakers decision by vote of los to 81.
The Heuse was engaged the remainder of the
sitting on the bill regulating the United States
Deposits in the state banks. Upon this bill, and
in opposition thereto, Mr. Binney of Pa made
an able and eloquent speech.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

WARLIxE-A letter to the editors Of the Balti-
more American from correspondent at Wash
ington, speaks in the following warlike tone on
the subject Of our relations with France:
"You will recolIect that informed you in De-
cember last, that unless the French Chamber OF
Deputies made an appropriation to fulfil the trea-
ty, war vas inevitable. Subsequent events have
confirmed my antcipatons. Congress will, be-
fore they adjourn, take the most decisive steps
TO place the country in an attitude Of offence and
defence"
sour squadron in the Mediterranean is order
ed to Gibraltar, to prevent sequestration in
French port or blockade in a Spanish. Com
modore ELLIOTT hosted his broad pendant on
the Constitution, and proceeds from New York
to the Mediterranean. Captain Kennedy is to
command the Peacock and Boxer and proceed
to the Chneseseas, for the protection of our COM
merce in that quarter, and the whole naval es-
Establishment is TO be placed on war footing"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

DEATH OF DR.. WIsNER-It becomes our me-
i,ncholy task to record the demise, yesterday
u,1i,;nt yas the scarlet fever, OF an aggrava-
tsd tpne which terminated fatally in very few
days. of tho Old South
Church. and for several years has been the &C
tive senior Secretary Of the American Board OF
Commissioners for Foreign Missions. HE was
distinguished for his piety, talents and Christian
zeal: and his sudden departure has created
blank that will not easily be hiieo'-boS'o" ira
Keller.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

The editor of the New York Star, in discuss
ing tine expediency of war with France, thus
remarks:
"When wrong after wrong was done to us by
Great Britain-when our seamen were impress
ed, our ships Of war fired into, our flag Insult
ed,-dld we forthwith appeal to arms? Ger
tainly Motive tried negotiations, amicab'e re-
monstrances, embargo and non-intercourse;
and having exhausted every pacific effort, we
declared war; and the nation sustained the go
vernment. Shall we refuse France-to France,
1vho fought our battle for independence, what we
Yielded to Great Britain?
The just the natural, the dgnified and ho-
norable system of retaliation, which the United
States should adopt for a want Of faith on the
mart of France, is ON.INTERCOURSE."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

The House of Delegates were principally en-
gagged yesterday, in discussion upon report,
declaring reasonable the petition of the citizens
of the North Eastern part ofFrederick county,
for the formation Of a new county. Mr.. Gibson
moved TO amend the report, so as to reject the
petition, and called for the ayes and noes This
motion was sustained by Messrs. Smith and
Barton, and opposed by Messrs. Hunter and
CoIston of Berkeley, Gregory, and Gallaher,
and rejected; ayes 40, noes 6l A bill will &C
cordingy be reported, embracing the prayer of
the Petitoners.-Richmond Compiler.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

A distinguished Senator of the United States
is reported to have haZarded the speculation,
that three parties in this country would coalesce
to produce war with France. The Tariff party
who again desire high duties to pay off the debt
so incurred-the Bank party, who wish it rechar-
tered by the necessities of Wharf.-The "Spois"
party, who wish the harvest that war would pro-
duce The speculation was profound, anu seems
to be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vhig.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14
Extract from letter TO The Editor Of the Cum
bertrand Guiiidn.


ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 5, 1885.
To-day, at clearinghouse, at the head of
the table, whilst at dinner, Mr. Pigman, of the
Senate, took occasion to ask" Gentlemen,
who will be the DE Viii Clinton Of Maryland
who wants his likeness taken and suspended IN
every house throughout the STATED He who
will join to finish the Canal to Cumberland" y
This so arrested the attention Of every gentle
man at the table, as to cause Mr. Pigman to rise
and address the company in an eloquent speech
of about half an hour, in support of the great
enterprise which formed the basis OF his re-
marks; and evidently too, with much effect to-
wards its interest.
Iperceive manifest growing interest for the
Canal Its friends may look up; but not be
too sanguine.
We passed to-day TO establish Loan Ofhce
in Baltimore, which looks to the creation OF
more Stocks, by an overwhelming majority.
The friends Of the Canal are certainly in
creaSing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

Gosling's French Patent Chemical Backing.
TVHE undersigned have the assure to an
IL nounce, to the inhabitants of Alexandria,
that they have arrived in this city on their way
South, for taking orders for this celebrated ar
ticle, attested by more than 10000 gentlemen,
as well in France as in the United States, who
constantly use ii. For the preservation of the
leather pure oil itself cannot surpass it-for
giving it the most brilliant polish, nothing is
like it. 1t will not soil the finest linen. 1t rem
ders the leather perfectly waterproof; and its
peculiar fragrance will easily distinguish it from
other spurious compositions.
LEONARD COSTING & Co.
No. 1862 Nassau-street, New York.
ISWe will stay few days at Mr. Newton's
City Hotel All orders received there, and at
Mr.. Stephen Shinns, wholesale Grocery on the
wharf will be attended to. feb 14-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14
- SHIP NEWS. %
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, d. c.
MEMORANDA.

Loss o, SCHOONER Bon HoMME RIcHARD.-The
Schr. Bon Homme Richard, Caleb L. Upshur,
master, which left Hampton Roads on the oath
ultimo, bound to the West Indies, was totally
lost on Hog Island beach, on the 29th following,
having on the second day out encountered a
severe gale, during which she lost her rudder
and was driven on sbore;-a part of the sails
and rigging may be saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14
IN COUNCIL-FEBRuAKY IL.

A + a meeting ofthe Common Council on the
N 18th inst the following persons were APP
pointed Commissioners for holding Elections
in the several Wards, on Tuesday the Sd day
of March next, for members to serve in the
Common Council for the ensuing year, viz:
AT the House Of ITiliam Thomas, Union-st.,
for the First Ward-James P. Coleman, John
a. Stewart, Thomas Sanford.
Al the Tom Hall, for the Second Hdrd.-Ro-
bert Jameson, Sas Reed, Edgar Snowden.
At the Old Indian Queen Idrern, King-street,
for the Third Ward.-Andrew Schol6eld, Jo-
seph Smith, James Douglas.
AT Mrs. 7hompson's corner Prince and 1ifred
SIS. for Fourth JTard-W William Fowle, Benja-
min S. Kinsev. John McCobb. feb 14-dt3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

DRr,pFuL COLD WEATHER AT DowNlNevLLE-
We understand by communication from Mr..
Joshua Downing brother pn oar 0p week
Ia,,,arv was !sdesputyn cold at Downingville.
In he saws that sail the sass was touched"
nnd hat II would have been great deal colder
;fthe thermometer had only been longer-Ne'o
York Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14
CONG II Ess.

Yesterday was especially set apart in the Sc
nate for the consideration of Mr.. Calhoun's Re-
port and Bill on Executive Patronage. The
Senate was crowded with persons at an early
hour, in expectation Of Mr.. Calhoun's speech.
The particulars of the debate we have not
heard. Fridays and Saturdays are set apart
in the House of Representatives for private bu-
siness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IL.

Present as yesterday.
No. AZ. Edward Livingston, Appellant VS..
Benjamin Story. This cause was argued by
Messrs. Key and White for the Appellant, and
by Messrs. Porter and Clay for the Appellees.
Adjourned till Tomorrow IL O'Clock,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

A Jackson paper in New Jersey, in enumerat-
ing the "humbugs Of the day." mentions "extra
allowances" Fortunately, that. though "big
bug" is one that is not likely to hum much more,
United States Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

Mai. Noah recommends Mr.. Richie to take
few of Leigh's anti-bilous pills. The latter gen.
teman has been taking them, but he makes wry
faces at every dose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

"We have been indulgent to Mr. Benton to
fauIt'-says the Telegraph-and, significantly
adds, "a fault for which it is our purpose here
after 10 atone
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

Matthews, the Comedian, sails for England
ON Monday. He has not come South this "Trip
70 America"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14
FISH WHARF.

cEALED Proposals will be received at my
- house on Payne street, until O'Clock on
Saturday the 2lst, for Renting inc tlSh w nari
for the present season. NM. VElICa;
feb 13-dt21st ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

Mr. Kavanagh, of Maine, is to be appointed
Charge des Afaires to Portugal: says me boston
Atlas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14

BACON, &c.
OAAn0 POUNDS of assorted Bacon
OfVUU $50 kegs Of first quality Lard
% barrels fresh roll Butter
Just received on consignment, and will be
sold on &C commodating terms, by
ARNOLD BOONE,
feb 14-eod3t Water street Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14
ALEXANDRIA:
SATURDAY MORNING, FERRY ID, $50

ofMr. Benton our readers have, in this morn
;,o,s Gazette, as the Frenchman says, ron feffe
,ast,n-which, by the by, We should think, would
10 enough to satisfy any appetite
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-14
HYDRAULION FIRE COMPANY.

EXTRACT FROM LAW OF THE CORPORATION.
SEC. 6. and be IL further enacted, That if any
person. who shall be present at any fire, shall
neglect or refuse to obey the order or direction
of any officer who shall be appointed by any
fire company now established, or which may
hereafter be established knowing him 10 be an
officer, such person shall forfeit and pay, for
each offence, the sum of five dollars. Prorided,
The name of such officer shall have been first
published in one of the public papers printed in
the town.