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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-05
DUMFRIES'
Itch Ointment!

'VNIE EXTENSIVE sale AID rslap'isned repu alton
4 Dumfries' Itch ointmeHt. encourages the propr'
eor to recommend it with renewed confidence to the
public, most innocent AS we'll as powerful applies
ton for this ing disease The most inveerate
cases have been cuaED ONE HOUR! by this ester m
ed Ointment II contains no .rcury, or other noxi.
Gus ingredient, and my BE- conf lently applied even
to the Youngest children, or to pregnant females. -
Price 373 cents.
- Nome genuine unless signed the outside print.
ed wrapper by the sole proprietor. 7 Kdder imme.
date successor to the late Or. w. Conway. For
le with all the other 60 Conway Ne cines," at his
Counting Room, No 80. next door to- Kidler's Drug
Store corner of Court anI Hanover streets near Con.
cert Hall, Boston. TfONPSON KIUDER
And also, by his special appointment, by
WM. SrABLER. Fairfax street, Alexandra.
- Large discounts TO those who buy to sell again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-05
SORE AND INFLAMED EYES.

1--WE studious, the weakly. and hers. WHO are
l. troubled with soreness OF Inflammation Of that
delicate organ. will be able to obsina most pleasant
and invaluable application. in
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WHITE TEETH! AND HEALTHY auMs!

WHITE THGTH! AMI HEAL L II 3ONSs
vJNHOsE who would retain restore these desirable
L personal advantages. are assured that no comPo
sition can be obtained superiort the
BRITISH ANTISEPrIC DENFRlFlCE.
This is elegant and pleasant preparation IN every
respect and has. for many years past given universal
satisfaction wherever il has been used
The Ant,.eptic Dentr6ce is exempt from acid and
other deleterious ingredients. which too frequently
enter the composition Of tooth powders in common
use. and it whtens the enamel Of the teeth without
doing it the least injury The regular use OF tins ad
mired pow der by purifying the mouth and preventing
The accumulation of tartar, operates AS the best pre-
ven.ive fthe Tooth Ache The Dentrihce removes
discoorst,ons and restores the beautiful native white
ness of the enamel. As its application braces and
strengthens ,he Gums it secures to them their healthy
and ford hue and, by removing all oftensvr foreign
accumulations from the teeth preserves the natural
sweetness of the breath. Prc' 50 cents
- None genuine unless signed on the outside pint
ed wrapper by the sole proprietor. T R'dder imme
date successor the late DIR w. I CONWAY For
sale with all the other " Conway Medicine" at his
Counting Room. No SO. next door to K'dder's Drug
Store corner of Court aud Hanover Streets near Con-
cert Hall, Boston THOMPSON klOOEh'
And by his special appointment. by
WA. SrABLER, Fairfax street. Alexandria
- Large discount to those who h,Iv tn sell sgs'n
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WHEAT. &C.

WHEAT, &C.
r CONTINUE to pay the highest Cash price
III for Wheat, delivered at the Triadelphia
Mills OF in Alexandria. | wish to purchase
Rive and Flaxseed at my Store, on Union, be-
tween King and Prince streets.
nov2a SAMUEL LINDSAY.
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OWDER, SALTPETRE, &C.
1SO KEGS Of Dupont's Powder
Il 10 Eagle Powder, in half kegs, for duck
ing
90 casks Refined Salt Petre
40 boxes Double, Single, and Lump Re-
fined Sugar
Landing and for sale by
A. C. CAZENOvE & co.
Also-1s0 boxes Mould Candles
120 4" best Sperms
400 casks of Cut Nails and Brads, as
sorted dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-05

FIGS.
10Y DRUMS fresh Figs, Of prime quail
IOt ty, received per Wankinco, for sale
bv VIM. FOWLE & CO..
dec 8
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ALMANACS.

ALMANACS.
rUST received the American Almanac, for
Cd 1885; Comic do do; also, the Comic To
ken. an accompaniment for Comic Almanac,
for sale by AUGUSTUS JACobS.
dec
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The genuine Medicines can be had Of
WIN. POMEROY, Alexandri

Soie Agent for the District I Columbia and its vicinity.
BY whom the Pills are sold in packets OF one, two.
and three dollars each, aud the Powders at 373 cents
per box, with printed directons end also by the fol.
lowing iuD- Agents: u W. PoIkinhorn, between 9th
and 10Th Streets Pennsylvania Avenue, John Stilins.
Navy Yard, Washington; and Thomas G. Wright,
Georgetown; Of whom alone can the Medicines be
warranted genuine. ny appointment Of DR.. %. 3.
Most, H.P. w., d G. II brooklyn, New York, he
suIe importer of these Medicines.
Morrisonis, or thu Family Adviser. price S27s; Psc.
teal Proofs illustrated by numerous Of cure.
third edition, price 74cents, to be had Is above.
apis e
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20

Mir fab'u lein Aaaeibt;
&artdtiben fcseu auf uns Elm,
@r belt uno tranate nidbt. -
er cur1tste, ieb iab's ibm an, -
Otabm mir Gin 0sr3 berans
56 bot ibm ts,siae StaIbe an,
nno ct, Ct tyane pa:aus J
1lnb f!cpfte mid auf bic Gdultt bier
ltno fprab: 9tbDu Daut, ureiu Sreuno !!
Dein 2abe.Trant bebagte mir, ......
&c ipar redbt tpotl 9emsint! -.
Das fretsts mid, sinb aae lsbs
&an1'ranen rlef i'd. aus
Ber Seist pub fs en- SIdi5'ben Ger?
Nseln Saif fer traaf easaus!
Die SIafbe stpiuat tt,is t,isnanb as;
Sie bleibt rtetn tefer Gbas!
llno lterb' id,, fFfGt mir ,e auf's Grab,
llnb unten bin ben Sas:
Ct fodt beD Geipais, eer bier rubt,
Sn ois1sm 1tilIstt 0aus, :,
Die 8lafebe near iein bsites Gut,
Seiu &ailer tranf baraus!
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20

~kN Jt"ttCI tlHtL ONtHuct
~ ANNNENNGNNNHM @=ss-
Die. fron;bfibe Streitfrogs nit
Den Ger. tStooteu.
9Bir sIaubtsn ro6 nah Der lie.
berreibun9 Der lekten 9frte oes
6rn. .eipinsflen, bes omerifaniGbcn
9elanoten am fronsSfIben 9pfe,
an Den Staotsminiltcr 0ganfrei6,
|oie unon9snebtae Streilfrase. roe
| gen osrgntfbdoisun9 unlerer Souf
leute son Seiten Stantreibs, NIT
bepoer(eltiser 3uitlmmuns bepses
lest, uno ra6 Sronfrei6 pbne tpei'
tern 2lnItano Den erlten Ser,nln
Der l&nt1d 1ddoi9ungsfumme bsjabten
iplr0e. 3n oteer @rwartun9 Iino
nir 9etdtHbti tpie aus fcI9enpen
Setiierfun9en pes -~' Wafbingten
Globe iber oen Srtef Oe6 Q}er.
@tooten Senotoreuw wbite erbeuGt.
welber elmer BON jenen @eaatoten
tpor Der oagegen ltimmte oaB Dem
preiioenten 8 MilionenSb boler CUR
Oerfisuns 9sfteut mereer folIten
Tim unfere SeefeItun9en itt1 Sale
zines 2(norifs bon Sronfreihl in
elnen Derrbe.pisun9s 3uitano Ee-
en- III la0en.
"9er Senatpr (o9t, boe bieGot
gen ;ei9en ooB fsine Sano!unss>
nelfe bic ribti9e wor. GEie 70 :?
ST bic Streitfro9e nit Sranfreib
bepgele9t ? Wlr slaubsn es ntbt
Die Sruns6flhen &ommsr perlans-
ten @rflarunsen iber Die 8ctf6aft
oes Draioen ais Ils bic gnt(td0h
sun9 bepiutsteu. BsiS Der 0r.
Senator tpie oiel Der 8er(1los oeSI
.Senatpren Glan, 0aB .peitere Ne-
9etationen uno Grfldrunssn n6tbi9
fpea um Die Sd4pisristeitsu aus,
susleiben rpelbe bur6 oieBotfbaft
Des prdioenten peranlaBt tporoen
tlns bic llnterfhkung treite psrfeL
be i'm Senate erbielt, oasu bepse :.
tragen bat I'm oas prcpifc in Dem
gntfbd0isunssseleee heryer 3u
brinsen gtaubt Der ,Senator
9Bbite oo6 Der prdiosnt fsrnsre
grfllrnnsen 9eben miro :? @r tan
fsine tnebr9eben. Wslbes 1T benn
oas M(ultat auf tpelbes er fb we-
gen fei,sr 9orfcbt uno rtd1tisenI
0anolunsneife 70 ptel G)lldI
:phn(6t =? IS 1T oies. Die 2lufs.
n1unteruns welbe Die Sran;ofen In
Der Beiserun9. Des SenateS Der
|Der. Stootetlt Den prdGoenten
auf fsinen, patristlfbenSt
Ito Su unterffleen erbieltstl cine &lau-
(elinoem @ntfbdoieunssssfeee ,nels
|be i'm Sninget ote frau56ifbe M-
Isisrun9 llm 9erseihuns III Bitten
|tpeil er feline pfibt 9etban bot /!
81 tplrb bic Sransclen ME um Ger
lseihung Bitten, un0 oas eonb III
lpursb ben ariltofratt(1en genat In
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20
0eoiuouneen DieCer 3eitun9.

- -
1.Der Wrei5 oiefer 3 tuns 1T Gin
& baler fir oen Sabrsan9 luenn inner
'baIb oreY N1onaten Dom @mpfanse Dc
;3siiuus au.-gin 1baIsr uuo filnf5is @ents
tpenu tnnetbalb Dem Sabre,-uuo 2Gbaler
treunuadb 0erIauf oedelben bs3abI miro.
Q. Shreine tir5sre 3eitaI5 ieb6 Mlonate
miro feine Cub 5ieription auseuo,nmenHno
Ole 3eitans faun nibt aufseSeben tpsrSen
10 alle &hdRdnoe be5ab!t fno.
s. 8etanntma6uneen toiten: Sar cine
ARode 80 @snt5 tas 9iered ; fHr elnsn
Ronat 81 uno far elm Sabr Ibaltr sac
0iered. ~
4. Ber oie|s 3eitun9 ourdH1snsp cltefter
bef6mnt, miro nod Die sniaBIibe Summs
s,ou 25 Gents Su be5abIen haben:> r..
Drisfe &c. an oen 0sransyeser '1'tai:
fen poffrep einse(anot rperoen. =
-'e''ss:ssa ''ssss3 20 ss'e'e
9gseuten fir ben =.
9ot~e rlano s Sfreun 0aH,
GSOlsenoe 9srrsu fnO autborfrtSMiFs6
e.!
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20

tpeueE ehteDrt miro. Ceer IN elrsn
Srle9 osrwtdelt obne feline SeItunss
en- i'm GettbeIoi9uns sfanoe, ooer
feline Sebifft ousesrifet 3u boben
uno Ole gan5sn Gesfitte bem Sem.
&c prelb 9ebsn =! uno biss aues lit
Die Sclge .einsr 2lbltimmung i'm Set
nate. tpoourb nibt eusin Die obieen
8 MiDionen fpnoern atltb Ole ees
lp6bntiben jdbrli6en Gewillisunes
en flr Den Ssfunesbau per,peisert
puroen. llno olete {Gotsen uennt
Der 0r.. Senatpr ellf.i0t Selssn
III rpe!hen er. our6 feline Stimme 70
oIel bepgetra9en bat!s :, =: =
'BIr baben llrIa6e III slaubes
eab oie. Iseten Ssrtbte bon Sranf@
reid Der Sefrieoisuns un(ersr GIN
(prdcbe ungiultt9 fno, Spllse
Srontret6 oeruo6Idnigen cine
S6ulo 81 besab!en meIbe es In jet
Der 9inlidt fhr serettt battf, fe
miro 2ouls pbilipp ntht nit einenl
feiner Dor9an9er ausrufsu t61nsn:
Iytptr baben olles berloren, nur. Ens
fere @bre ni6t." 9ie SranSofen
bebaIten bep oiefer 9ele9enbes. ibr
I0elo, perlieren ober5 ibre gbre.
|Scllen ,pir un(er 9slo unb .un(ere
|gbre perlteren &bnnsu tpir rubiS
Dem Srube eiues fsperlibens Ser,
trays suieben? 9Eir befsn Bog
Ijeee partbept jeber Mann in Nmel
rita Obns sAufonot Nein fageu
miro. ,GinGorrelppnoent ppnpouls
lon's Mpertiler 9iebt fo!ssnoe au'
If6t son Der Sotbe: 49,. ).
Sronfret6,- Dertrag
NIT Yrontretdb unssabtet er ratif-
Iclrt onertannt un0 befdtlgt m
blelht NOD INNER unerfiIlt., Gie,
fer Dertrag perbinoet, S rantrei0
|25 MlllIpnen 8ranfsn an uufere
Burger au be5ablsn fir9erQebuns1
en- Die wdbreno NopDlson'S Neeiert
un9 Su Dem pierfahen QBertbe an
Dem vterfahen Bsrtbs an Dem @i-
eentbume oerfslben peribt ,porpcn.
ln(ere 9ef efanoteu nnter ben q5sr.
paltun9en Don Maoilen MDnroej
un9 s. 8. Nootas fonnten ouf fets
ne 2rt @ntfbaoisuns pen SranFs
reid erbolten. .6r. Gipes, DON
'prafoent SaGfrt1 ais 9e(anoter er:
nannt, brabte balO elneu 9ertrag
NIT jener Olabt ju Gstanos, rab
peltbem Die ebise Summe in finf
SermInsn be;ablt spsroen fputen.-
Sier Seru,ins llnD berslts oerfc6s1
une nod tein ein,issr be;ablt.-
Naboett, Der 9ertrag bersits ees
mabt mor bebaaptste Die fran;blts
lbe OepatIrtenfamme Dab Dlegnts
bdoisuns sfumme srb6er fsp als
Der erllttene Sbaoen tsno tpeigerte
ilb besbalb Die nftbige gelebenil.
It9uns su MAIDEN. Ser Nrdlbent
iteate Dem leeten eonge6e bos Bej
trasen Sranfrsi6s ii Ieineg Dot.
lbaft auf fsine frdftise uno ,pirbes
pole 2trt pcrt obne oaGe!te 10 III
eerte.ben oner Der e abe etnsD fall
ibenNnlfrlcb 5u 9ebsn; &c empfabl
bep eie}er gielcSenbeit 1tlr folebe
Moabreseln als e fur sspedmd6ig
bisIt. grbot auf jsDen San tsir l,lls
beifrettbores Msbt bies3u tbun Obs
ne llcb Den seseebtsn Saosl iresno
,etner Natien a;u;ujiebsn. Yrants
reid, pbais hbsrssust BON osr Sc
.rsdtiseeit unfsrer Nnipdhe, ino
Der 49runolDllsfsit leipsr ginmsn-
nunsen, adb isst alle Dppolititt auf
unh orFaf1t1tp heyVC5s wf%sNs ;s. Tf.s&, ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20
- t { ga use.
fSir Sen Dater!dnbsfreuno

-. GSur Den Nafer!dnos streuro.
..0elft. gentbsn, mir pou sDaaeu bod,
sebt Der, mein Urn, IL fbnad, !; u
Sd, tra8 i'm in Der 8inbe nob-, g
9es Rsprben, fein Anab = Il. :-
2srnebt mir npr bic Slafrte niebt,
yebmt ae 3nerft binaiss
Wsnn otds GlaiNe mir jerbridt
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20
n O,-Oae 0ir bep feines gaa'neas eda per3 mid

a'ssnten fir oiels 3eituus ~ asieren.A i
Sriebri6 @pdtb, @iq. Yoitmei(ter, peterss
bur9b, @olumbiana g.
s. ST. Cooper, eia. y. N0. 0Brofer,
- Dapue 60.
Doc. patIemOn, ., M. llniuntotpn, gtart
-. 50.
ebar< $. 8. 9ust gOasbman, zrun,buu
aosS' me5sa. elq. m""sf*'o, aie'sas
Die 5rn, ,;BbetOreu O. .u.e. oeeerIiu,uI9z
+ 'Ss Lamb, RibIano 60.
Nleraneer Megutlp, %. Nl. O1a0iuon, $.
ebrw::Beprss s.. mspSanot, @bippamaY,
{ mnt . pbiIipfs,sY.p 81. paris, staSt ay't g.. ~
9. p. 9enoeeSesar: 3ansepile, Cbo.
o@, y: Meef 2antaRsr Sbio.
Iaaeob pir. sommeriet, Qerrp Co., 8.
san'eI Bbrkv, gfq. y. M. @!eapeIano ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-11-20
@erfauf pon 2dnbtrewn uno Stabtlptten
fdr s aren

cpsnoes III eineGe snoerepsn Stao Gotten qeqen IN
nsrbolb Dem eonp poa Stdr einbsrt ais randuis fir 81
2rmen Soy fig oos Sobr 1884 nit oorau esste asoer
nnO nren ooroh nit GnbnB Der &oren ir Dos Sobr 1885.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23
High Prices for 7aLnccol


The last &c 1yischburg Democrat states that -" Mr..
Thomas Prcston'S. Crop of Tobacco was sold, on Tues
day last, at the following prices, viz: No. 1, at Sis % per
hundred; No. 2, at $l2 %; No. ), at Sli %; No. d nj
Slo-A hogshead of Tobacco, belonging to Mr.. Ma
tthaniel Thomas, of Pittsylvania, was sold Yesterday at
Lynehs warehouse, by Messrs. Holcombc and Tyree,
price OF $50 per hundred. These are times to gladden.
the farmers hearts,
O., The Unprecedented prices at L. nchburg have, how.
ever, bern surprised in this City.-Wc call attention 10
the following sales =
Sales of 90 h~ogsheads passed Tobacco, at Seabrook's
Warehouse, Juae 18th. 1888:
$ll 30, Sl3, $lf IS, 80 20, $40, $Ii rs, Sl3 o..
Sl3 y, Sl3 90, $27, S2I IS, SIS %, sly, sep 75''
S3o 20, Si3. $40 70, SlI Is, $iI rs, $40 rs, $40 -,
SID, Sc 90, 81, 80 I5r S525, Sl3 80, sig "a, SfO $40.
$40, 50 %, $i2, $ll 80, 80 IS, 50 75, Sl3, SII 10,
N. Thompson's Crop, (Albcmarle9 SIS. sl4 o.. sls
%, Sl4 90, $50 d, SIG Is, SIS 90, SI4 80, SIG %, Sl5
So %, SIS 70, $40 Is, So. $2l %, S23, Sl2 rs, Si7,
Sl3 25-Arerage, Sl7 . IS.
NIB. $50 10, purchased by Mr.. Cosby; 9 horsheads Al,
$2D 20 each-one by Mr.. Myers, and one by Mr.. VIII.
Sales Of Tobacco at Scabrnok's, 22d juno. 1895.
$ll 30, $40, Sill 80. s., - @lI, $40, $II 10. SI1 o5.
$l2 30, Sl3 %, Sl2, Si3 10, SLY Is, SI3 so. SI3. sl2'
So, $ll so, $1i 80, $ll -. $40 -, So, Sll Is. SO rs,
$40, 81 IS, $40 %, Sill 30, Si4, gil 75, $I3 25, sl2''
81 %, Sl3, SIP $40, ST. 10, 50 25. 81 Hogsheads
SsSs of four hhds. of Tobacco at Shockoe Warehouse.
made by MIR. Thomas D.. Worsham. of Amelia County:
No. 7, $f6 Sd, :, SIG II, 3, Sl6 12, 4, SlI-$G0 So
Average $I5 Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23
JOSIAH c. WILSON. Chairman
NV YorK, June -.

NEw YORK, June ~.
Dolbicn, from Freeman, in the State of Maine. went NJ,
Friday to the Long Island Races. After the run-in,,
was over ne stopped at a tavern in The vicinity of the
("ursc 10 take dlnuer; and, whilst waiting i'm tie bar.
room, he was hcsct by a mob of pick pockets. WHO hns.
Tied, ana otherwise in-used him. aud robbed him of his
Pockrtbook containing promissory notes amounting To-
@"oUo, and $500 IN mates of the RoxbuTy Bank. Some
gentlemen who witnessed this i'll usage. jntrrfercd. and
a general fight ensucd, which terminated in thr defeat Of
the theyesj enc OF whom being taken. $3.50 Of the stolen
money was found in his pocket. together with the pocket.
book and Pfomissory notes. 1t is supposed that the re-.
niS'ntng Sl2o had been shared among the other thieves
who cseiped-E y. Enqnjtr.
ANVrnER MENfcsN OUTRAcE-Thc schooner ST
Croix, Elliot Ward, master, sailed from this mort son,,.
lilns IN October last, bonnd 10 Arransaso Bay in Texas,
WIN coionists and freight. On the arrival ofthc captain.
ho was visited by tie chllcctoro Of the place. who. w}th,,,t
aSsigninT any reasons, seized tho vessel and cargo, and
lodged hin IN prison, where he was confined twenty.
nine days, suHc ring much for the want of proper f,od
and from the l"atiisonencss Of his situation Whn.n
liberated, he found the schooner %plindcrrd of her sails
ana stores. Tie crew having deserted, and fearing
anolhrt Incarceration ~ prison, be was forced 70 abrndon
eVefy ihng.togctifrr with his vessel, and quit The country
with all possible expedition " was in vain to rcmon
stfaie, and no satisfaction could be obtained.
There have brcn many similar inftances of ontsape on
the parto the authorities on Ibis coast, calling loudly on
esoyrrnnenl ici rcdfess; and We hope that restitution
may be made Tor wrongs losses and injuries sustained by
many OF or irllow-citzcns.-.T }. star.
MAJon-GISxRaL WrsfIrln scorr we present N
Cur readers to day q very interesting Biographical sketch
OF General winfield Scott, from the Richmond In
~ - -~ rs ifIhSHi WIZ fftfi iuofc
feelings Of generous cntbusaism and ardent 0~raffudc 81,
widely entertained during the late war, in view Of The
gaIanty aud chiyalrous bearing Of our troops on the
Northern Frontier.
Gen. Scott has been for some two years pasf. srdu.
ously employed IN preparing a systcfn Of tactics for the
united States Army. lie brought 10 The tack great per.
sonal experience and profound military knowledge. Tie
bestowed oponi IL unwearicd pains, andthc most extensive
research, and the result Of his l1bors is a copinns and
hnislcd work, which has received The most decided en-
cominms from the Board appointed to examine n Tbis
Board composed of a nuBber Of the most accomplished
officers Of the service, have been fr some time engaged
10 this duty having Tie assistance OF General Scott him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23

~ grieves MS to- state the death of GEoReE Marx. ESQ.
'' me i"usr of hlcssrs. Marx, Gowan e. CO.. OF Lon.
Merchant and a Man--bishiy esteemed by his hume
81 friends m this conn,ry-and BY every American
quircinents, of solid virtues. aud OF The mos, .arce.Ii,
manners. lie died in about the 18th year of his agc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23
M.IIL rO-NIn m

yea are now enabled 20 state. that Mcssrs. WIN. sn,;,h
a.. nave finally sold ont their mail contract, from this
= wesnl,g'on Cny, and that the mail is now under
e. r. t ~ ay tir late Contractors, Alessrs. Il. Porter
been adjusted. p" INST having
a. We understand. Chat the old contractors agrec to carry
gset tsbout three and a hslf ycars5 for notiine md
Ss<3mWV fof Inc Pdytlegc-thcy giving 10 Mcssrs' Wm'
Smnn 20. S2l,IJ0 for hauling oft their property and
lhe stcat'boat Champion, we understand, l. prohibited
roo, running on the waters Of tic Potomac, and ala, on
n. ~ i3''oH "iYcr-by contractin both n<tances-bcin
we near 'bet she will shortly be on the james River.
We understand, That the President Of inc un;,cd
ttfNs WI enfpcnd his contemplated visit TO the Rfr
MY o"'1 ~ id,ingetaa's arrival.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-23

sen at, Washington City. We learn that they have
finished their labors, and that Gen. Scott has returned.
or is about to return, 10 his Head Quarters in the city of
New York.-.abany Duly .4rgus.
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NoTlCE.-Proposals will be received at the Office
i % OF the James River and Kanawha Company, in the
City of Richmond, until the 18th day of July next, for
rebHAtng that part OF BnsheF' ; dam across James River,
near TGekalsoe, which has @sen swept away by high
watts, and also for rebuilding all that part of said dam
called tbs EIs}FSlppe. which remains now in place, but
IN a shattered and injurrd condition.
he dam IS 10 DC rebuilt without any fish sIope-but
10 be- strong and permanently constructed, and the con-
tractor Is to present a plan, showing how he would re-
onild beth the timber part as well as he abutment, and
MI IN the sastH and puddle behind the wall Of masonry.
The Timber and plank are to be furnished by the Com
Pany atd delivered on the bank of the river, near the
dam.
All The aniber and plank in The fish slope to he the pro-
prTty OF .e contractor, but not to be used in the con-
trnpiateiw work, unless authorized by the Company. The
stone in the slope is TO be used by The contractor in con-
Strretihg The dam, and any further supply that may be
wanting. IS to bs furnished BY the contractor himself.
The particular position Ut the foundation of the dam
and the abntment wall and connection of The new part
Win the old dam. will be given by Mr.. Rcins, Agent, OH
inc Lower James River Canal, 10 any person wishing to
contract. The proposals are To- bc handed in under seal.
JOSEPH e.. ChBELL.,
HARRISON, eGmtrs"ee y
JOHN w. COCKE, Sr, Me board 81
RICHARD SAMPSON DTcct0TS.
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NOIlCE.-Was committed 10 Che Jail Of this county,
1 v as a runaway, on the 2Isi of May last, a Negro
boy. named HExRY-coiDmittcd TO iaiI as the nroncriy ~
Hirs; Eliza Swami of Richnond-Gut, says he belongs
10 Mrs. Eliza S~ann oi said city; said nerroi is about ia
yrTTs old, quite b%,ek, is4 feet 10 Id inches high; has a
scar On his right check, and one ON his left arm: had on
when committed, q Shite cotton roundabout and white
yarn pantal"ons. The owner Of said Negro is request
ca To come forward. prove property, pay charges and
take him away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
2. B. JONES, Deputy
June 23. I'D,
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TIE CUEROKEE QUESJyON

The Globe has laid before tho Public a series Of Do.
cuncnts, Illustrative Of our past md pre- sent relations TO
the Cherokccs.-lt appears. that the snin of $4,000. COO.
winch was 10 be given by The Treaty for the entire ces.
SION OF The Cherokee Claims, was advised By tho Senate
9i TIC y Sttes-tbtt John Ross, after asking the exor-
infant price OF 20 millions, had declared in the name of
ic Delegation of the 18th Feb, that "wc nrc prepared.
90 lar as we are concerned, to abide the award Of the
nh'eDcAn senate upon our proposition, and Ia recommend
os SH'ne JorM final determination Of our nation "--fbat
aiHf the senate had given their award, lac flew from his
P,eage--haS been gndty Of tic grosscst chicaucry and
ihiaith--and thathis Council, held recently at Pea Bluff
nave determined to rrjrct the very liberal terms that arc
o.cred 70 their tribe by the President. But another
Council was To he held on the Sd Monday Of tho presen;
month by tile majority Of the Cbrrokccs, at which our
commissioners (Gov. Carroll, &c) were 10 attend. aud
70 enforce the adoption Of the Treaty. IL is still hoped.
mat al the arts and efforts of Ross and his ptrtv viii he
o.ahied ny Ridge, aud his friends and that the Representa-.
IONS OF our Commissioners will he sufficient to carry
through The Treaty. The Globe publishes . letter from
NJ. y a Harris, Acting Secretary OF War. addressed To
hessfs. w. II. Underwood and John Ridge. in which
ne declares by instructions froni the President. that ntbe
present. the last proposition he will make n tlicJn. " tiIc
ne remains in Office; aud that the Cherokecs n,nst hid
the consequences Of is rejection.
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a daring robbery was committed on the Darien Branc
Dank at Savannah, ON the night of Saturday, the 9th in
stont- Inc vault was entered with fnlse kcys, and bills
sand dollars y"