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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-12

Female Duel in Paris-On Monday the
24th OF July, six young ladies entered fla
ere a, the Rue Royal St. Honor, Paris, and
ordered The coachman 10 drive 10 the Bots de
Vincennes. Ia addition 10 the fare agreed
upon, the coachman received q handsome
grstuity, which seems 10 have led him 10 be-
iieye that there must be some my stery in the
proceedings Of this feminine Csnclave. His
suspicious were not unlounded. Madame
Stephanie L"T**, furious against her ex- in
linsie friend, Madame Adele Nl***r, who
had distracted her lover, had challenged her
fortunate rival 10 mortal combat. The inyi-
1aIIon bad been accepted, and II was TO set,
lie this affair Of honor that the two ladies,
each accompanied by two seconds Of their
own sex, had repaired 10 the Bots de Vincen-
mes. a pistol having been placed in the
hands Of each, the two rivals fred in turn.
The murderous engines, however, had been
loaded by inexperienced hanJs, and were
discharged by hands equally unsccus,omet
10 the arena Of duelIiog. Neither OF the fair
combatants, accordingly, were hurt, and
though they were themselves by no means
DESTROYS 10 retire from the ARRAY, the seconds
sevsrally declared that their principals hat
done all that honOr called for, ard insisted
upon Withdrawing iheir women from The
field
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-12
Il CHilPs Funeral ia the most touch

81 Chiid's Funeral.-it is the most touch
ing Of sights, the burial of a little creature,
which shuts its eyes as soon The glories oi
earth open 10 its view, without ha ing known
the parents whose fearful eyes are gazing on
IL; which has been beloved Without loving id
return; whose tongue is sienced before il
has spoken; whose features, sliffen before
they have smiled. These falling buds will
yet find a stock on which they shall be graft
ed; these flowers which close at the light OF
morning will yet find some more genial hea-
ven 10 unfold them.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-12

Co A sale Of fine stock, cattle and horses
took place at the Brook, the farm Of the lat,
Jno. N. g. Stockton, on Monday last. A
mong other respectable sales. we observed
the following:
Durham Short Horned Cow, which
cost few years since $3.50, sold for $50
An Attorney Bull, from near Philadel>
pbia, which MIR. Stockton estimated
at 5000, sold for 80
"A Durham and Attorney Heller,
years old, 500
81
months old, 90
A half Alderny Heifer, out ola common
COW, 46 1-2
Three brown Colts, 2 years old last
grass, 1876
One Oscar " 100
Charlottesville I4du.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-12
,Tyyeas4y-Fiftia Congress.
-se9se-
FIRST SESSION.
IN SENATE,

In SIN a 81,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29.
Several petitions were presented and laid
on the table and petition was presented
by MF. Smith, from Vermont, remonstrat-
ing against the admission of Texas into the
Union.
SUB-TREASURY SYSTEM.
The Senate proceeded 10 consider the bill
imposing additiona! duties, as deposllories in
certain cases, on public officers.
Mr.. W ebster then addressed the Senate
in speech Of about .bree hours in length,
the Hobbies and galleries being crowded 10
excess. lie looked at the scheme OF the
Government as presenting question FOR The
first limo brought forward, and involving re
suits lar beyond the pending question and
the circumstances in which il originated.
The real question presented was-wheiher
The Government, with the exception o! the
| Regulation Of The gold aud silver coin, had
any thing TO do with the exchanges OF The
country. He represented thai the President
| fuusd himself in position, in consequence
of the failure of the Deposite Banks 10 carry
| out their engagements with the Govern.
ment, which rendered it necessary that he
should undo all that had been done, and tread
back through The track which had been Irod
den, or take the new and bold ground which
| be had taken, that the Constitution had re
moved beyond the reach OF Congress the
regulation Of the currency IF Tho country.
He went into constitutional argument
and also a historical view, 10 shew that lhsrt
was no constitutional ground for this new
doctrine, aad that the trainers and expound
ers OF the constitution, and the statesmen
under whose administration the first and sc
cond Banks Of the u. S. were created, sus'
tanned the institutions, not for the purpose,
OF revenue only, but with view 10 regulate
the Currency OF The country.
Even General Jackson himself took lht
ground, in his first charge against The Bank
Of the United States, that it had not fulfilled
its obligation TO preserve a sound currency
and he had declared that the Stale Bank!
were az capable Of regulating tie currency
as the Bank OF the y. S. Even 10 his l1s
message, General jackson sent forth shout
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-12

where, we understand, il meets with ready
sale at SO, S dollars per basket. II is es.
iimated that his peach crep will ield profit
during the present year Of t,centy thousand
dollars. We add to this statement, that there
is no part Of our country which is more IA
vorablo 10 the production of this delicious
fruit than the vicinity of Delaware city, and
the whole district Of country lying along the
western shore ofthe Delaware, and extends
ing from the Christiana down 10 Bombay
Hook.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-12

n Saying Of Socrates. Among the wise
saws OF the wise Socrates, we find q COM
plant, as applicable at the present day as il
was then; to wit, that although no one un.
Gsrtakes trade, even the meanesi, he has
not learned, yet every one thinks himself
sufficiently qualified for the hardest of all
es-government! In unison with this
the old couplet, with more wisdom than poe.
try, saith:
Sc man must seroe his lime to ecery trade,
.sape PoLIrY; politicians are already paaieP'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-12

GREAT SALE OF IMPORTED CATTLE
On the 18th inst. was held a great sale of i'm
ported cattle at Powelton, Pa. Not less than
three thousand persons were present at the
sale, and the prices paid prove that there is u
liberal spirit at work among our agricultur-
'sls, which leads them to make every exer-
ton, and spare no expense 10 improve the
breed Of their stock. The following is list
Of tho names ofthe animals, their age, prices
and purchasers
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-10-12

ers, or sits for hours on the garden seats,
but never speaks. aud has not been heard
to utter word torsome years. Her look
is sad and lonely, and she seems no lon
ger to feel sympathy with any being u
transition frem devoted union. Fl ON pas.
sionate tenderness, TO the ehillness an d
dteariDess Of the tomb
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

HE public hereby notified tina, Isaac b IN
net, Joshua Harvey and Levi keerans, did. the
18th day Of August last, enter into copartnership
trade in the above article. under the name and
by the stvlc of I. Bennett & Co. a, the yard former
iy Of a. Grimes + Co, in the the town of Richmond
where all kinds O! lumber will he bought and sold
as formerly.
Wanted Immediately, oak, ash, and poplar flour
ing Of any convenient length. Also, half inch.
three quarter, inch, and ZACH and quarter wide
boards (popar); inch and half and two inch plank
Of the same three quarter inch, inch and half and
two inch oak boards and plank - also poplar joists
from ID to % feet long, "a by g. :, 8, 8, and 10;
oak do. same length p by 9 and 10; oak posts for
fencing by a, bottom, and by 2 at top. fec,
long. also Of larger size, by 6 at bottom, and 5
by top. same length; poplar fencing thick, and
= to inches wide, from IL to Is feet long; like.
wise poplar Misunderstanding of any common length
inch thick. aud TO inches vide; anc in general
all kinds Of lumber in common uSe. All the above
TO be square edged. ]. BENNETT, e. Co.
Richmond, Nov. 5th, 1886. 44-3mo.~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
MONrAGUE'S BALM.

An Indian Remedy for the Tooth uch..
Nv HEN the directions ha been followed has neyer
failed 10 aft I'd immediate and perms relief
1t also arrests the decay of defective teeth relieves
that soreness which frequently renders strong tooth
useless Out OF the letters and certificates the
following IS given. baltimore, Aug. IL, 1886.
To II. B. Montague: Dear Sill have tried your balm
% d violent Tooth ache, aud has failed
afford perfect case in five minutes have certificates
Of the persons alluded to- Ny agents Of this place 6
number) have also tried il in case., and
have not heard Vi single instance which il did not
give Immediate relief. Yours, Sc. C. G. M,CUNE
The Balm is in general Tor bleeding aud sponxy
teeth. ecurvy. &C. and is decidedly the best
cleaner OF the mouth of morning. and purifier If tho
breath, of any thing that has II should
be used with te tooth brush instead Of any POWDER
substance, containing that contain, par
tcle Of grit. The ladies speak Of it with
raise and very many have laid aside all other remedies
offered cieaness Of teeth For sale Irwin Reeds
drug store, Richmond Prtchct & Swain Cent rs1lleand
all the and villages in Indiana. All orders Tor the
Balm viii receive attention if addressed to Irwin Reed,
agent for the proprietor.
N. 3. Those having orders from c. II. Edwards for any
Of the above medicines can re supplied BY I.REED
January Nth, 1887. 2-3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
FROM FLORIDA.
Mos,LE, Jan. z, 1886.

MosLE, Jan. Z, 1886.
~ fteamboat Meridian arrived here yes
~ from Tampa Bay, with three hundred
4 = brave and gallant Tennessee Volun-
q. The residue Of the brigade took pass
4 um Tampa for New Orleans.
i n rejection that these troops, so gallant
k1a;s;sed, and fine looking when they
nstsred into the United States service.
J ~ Creek nation last summer, should go to
~, and there suffer rs they have done,
kaes return, looking as they now do, IS
~ kumiliating. We understand that bot
|as two thirds Of the brigade will ever re-
Ian y Tennessee! that, Of the fine
mss hey had when they arrived in the
.nsl nation, seventy five only arc left.
ceseral Jessup was at Tampa Bay when
b volunteers left. No further movements
he Army under his command had been
|nie. Sad, sad business that Florida ser.
|n1fMeTc. Adv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
Spring Foundry.

THE Subscribers having entered into coplrt-
nershp under the firm of ]. f. Jones, & Co, res
pec,ful!y inform the public that they have cstah-
lished Foundry the north side Of Richmond,
and prepared to furnish all kinds Of Castings
with dispatch, and in the nsatest manner. They
will also furnish patterns ii wanted fair TERMS
They also propric:ors Of the Richmond Cot
ton Factory, and vii; keep constantly on hand a
supply Of Cation Yarn and Batting, which they will
sell at halfa cent advance On Cincinnati prices
l. T.. JONES.
JESSE NJ. HUTTON
JOHN III. HUTTON.
ELLIS +. COALE
October :l2d. 1886. 4o-t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
BALTIMORE MARKET, January II.

Fiour.-We continue osr last quotations without
street $40 50 from s;ores;-
$40 25 from wagons. Cnv Mills so and 10 %
Gsain.-The market continues bare Of Maryland
wheat, and the only cargo Of foreign sold since our
last, the Amelia's containing bout 1000 bush
els Of very superior quality at 81 Is a 2 %. Rye
81 25a % Corn Csc a Sl-very little IN
market.
CIoversced-SS 25 from wagons, and 50 from
stores
Wniskey--43c in hhds. and 45c in bbis. No
change.
Pmk--Thc market is rather quet-holcers ask
- so and IS.
Bacon 12Ac hog round.
Lard continues du!l-it held at IL l3c.-
Stock very heavy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
YOOT and SHOE
.N.HNLcFHCTORy..

OPPOSITE THE BANK, RICHMOND, INnIANA.
ElOOrS and SHOES. Of all kinds made to order at
- the shortest notice. Having employed first
rate workman, the subscriber is ready to sup
ply hts customers and the public with all kinds Of
BOOTS and SHOES. His stock is Of the best
quality and all pains will be taken to accommo-
date he hopes to receive share of patronage
Eastern work os the best quality constantly on
hand at Wholesale and retail. 200 pair of Gum
Elastic shoes, lined and bound, for sale.
H. s. HAMILTON
Six or seven good jrurneymcn shoemakcrs want
ed immediately. II. s. II.
Dec. 10, 1896. As
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
NERVE AND BONE LINAMENT.

INtiEu.e of this penetrating huid ha. been ATTENDED
with unparalleled all the disorders Of bosses
which require external application such as Cosks,
Chafes gals. cuts, wounds, sirain, in the eye,
cracked heels strains Of the shoulders, st6e,
houg knee whirbonc, etiock and Of tho pastesn and
coffin joints, &c. &c. The nerve aud bone lina0ese
was ii FIRST intended only for the eenses Of horses, ~
suncror efficacy the Of their disorders has
soned its fos OF the ills OF humanity heir
.,c AS burns scaids, stiffness joDes,
swelling the glands OF the throat. 'ndanDatosy shenna
tsms s c. Accompanying each bottle Of Linaasoe
TESTIMONIALS nj it efficacy from the following geotemU:
Doctor Rortaig, Doctor Mslford,C. DrsAbessy. o. -.
Brown Co pso2retoss Of the celebeated sOuthesn -
western circus company, Join Hare member Of te cay
council, u. X KING, trustee com0ev-iaI bospaak J..
KaDes,C. Wosthinston, W. Parker E1iss Day. ~.
Wood, Hense T. Crean, rroprietoss - Tataessatt -.
bes s. Lansing Of Alton, r. AZ WAeesesoe, Dab anA
M,Cabe ofFranklss, KDowhon 4 Dssxoyue q Co10ine
vile, E H. Holroyd Of Maysvil<, Wa viaeao - xesa,
John Brown Of Da ytoo, and others.
Beware Of impOsssioo The words "Sesve I'D booe
Lisan.ent stamped IL boettr. and eocA III ~
dire cfion 10 signed By the psspsesos, Gee. Il AUiA
ont which none are 9so9ino. -
For ale by IRWIN I'D.
yan7asy 18th, 1884. -.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
FIRE! FlRE!! FTP @1Ll

III AVlNG been appointed Agent of the sHart
ford Fire Insurance Company the subscriber is
now ready to grant policies OF to al, person.
VIII" wish their property insured against loss damage
BY tire.
THE company for which he is acting is one Of the
wealthlest aud most the country and they
pledge themselves that those who business with
the company shall be treated most liberal manner
tude Persons wishing prov against the contingency
Of loss 81 their property by this destructive
requested to call at his Office Main street, opposite the
Branch Bank Richmond Ia, where the term Of ;nsr
ance will be made known and the policies granted
Communications by lett (post pa,d will promptly and
chcerfully attended to.
JAMES w. BORDEN, Agent.
June III 1886. 23t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

ar West river township, Randolph county. Ind.
" on the efh December last. four estray calves,
one brown HETFER, with a white back and beiiys
it'll .lope off the right ear, underblt in the lett.
eighteen months old. appraised TO six dollars One
spotted STEER, fifteen months old, marks the
same. appraised to four dollars and fifty cents
One red HElFER, with a white spot Oh her shout
der eighteen months old marks the same. aPprais-
ed to four dollars and fifty cents. One red HEiF-
Err. with white spot in her forehead, marked
with slope off the left ear, underbit in the right,
eighteen months old; appraised to five dollars by
Amos CogiIi and Timothy Kirk. A certified copy
from my e.tray book.
JAMES PUGH,J.P.
Jauuaru l4fh, 1897. 2-}tp
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
Free Trade and NEcchamlc,s rfxhts.
JOB w. SsCOi1e. r. "a.

'INHE subscribers having entered into Co. part
nership under the firm of Swan, & Co. take
pleasure In informing the community that they
have erected a commodiou Machine Shop ne - the
Richmond Foundry, Il are ready to give
prompt attention to all orders for Carding and
Spinning Machines, Turning I.athes. or any kind
Of machinery; as also for turning either in wood
or iron Of any description. Having employed FIRST
rate workmen. they with confidence ian their abil-
ity and dispositions to please their customers in
qualities and Priccs) ask patronage FROM gea--
erous public.
JOB w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR,
ABEL. TllORNBURY..
Richmond, May ist. 1896. 2O.f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
MEAMONG THE INDIANS.
CALENA, Dec. II.


.tIes,an just up from the lower
eeoasin Territory. we are inform
.t excitement prevails among the
H Poses, growing out Of the murder
Ithejr tribe by a marauding party
several lodges Of the Sacs and
s-.bering something like fifty souls.
ahe head waters Of III: iowa ttiv-
6~ p, mon by party Of Sioux, and all
~ sscsption OF ten. massacred. Ihese
s...ssed aud carried the intelligence to
80 The tribe, whereupon runners were
49, 10 Gen. Street at Rock Island,
~. h;s aid and protection IN :heir be-
~ Indians were much excited and
p :i;ae together with the intention OF
Ix-, tLemsclves from similar attacks.
.rEsviss talk loudly OF making war up
..emies. the SiOuxs, as soon as the
r.~,vs in the spring.
k. 6nrther informed, that large body
y. s.ve come back upon the Govern
~ and are camped ten or fifteen
- ne,ivisw. When our informant
4. .Ss,n NAT they were doing there, they
SS:- : written permit which had been
q" s.sm. very improperly and certainly
P..sJ =. some few citizens of Bcllview,
-. - on the land and hunt.
"a. |. high move on the part Of those
- - permit to the Indians, and the
d - 40 have control over this matter
wi ~ = time in looking into it. rs the
- tave already commenced killing the
.dsn hoes, and are otherwise troubling
! nstlemess.
~ the reports which come in. we antic-
- nuuble among the Indians in the Spring,
- Western frontier, and should think it
- On the part Of the proper agents,
- natter be seen TO in seasOn.--lGaz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

FNE1VCH Oz-V7.HEJV7, safe cure Tor fhe Tch
HE Itch usually the form Of email vesicl..
inter",ixcd with pnstnes; bot it's aspects are very
various and decetful. IL may a. all times hovcve, s.
distinguished BY the incessant and importune itching
winch attends its the constitution being perfectly una(
eced Itappears occcsIonaliy every Tart botv
he face alone excepted. It's usual seat 10 ab ve
the wrists and fingers In the treatment Of this i-esse
much injury IS frequently done the bv the
use OF mercrrai preparations. such blue ointment &c
The active ingredients of the French On.eut arc purev
vegetable and the article certain, ..fe, speedy
cure for this very IT, nbesoe complaint 1t Ia. ai.
brcn used with great success scaled mead, md the
Dutch Humor. Beware ofimposition--Each b, Of d.
'ectns - signed by the proprietor, Geo. NJ AHen with
out which none are genuine. For sale by /. REED.
January 18th, 1857 9.3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
RICHMOND FOUNDRY.

AVE have hand assortment of COOki ng
w and 10 plate, STOVES; with a variety of
Nil and Machine Castings, Ploughs, Boxes,
1nau'0ns. etc.
Having enlarged works to be able I'VE
think) to keep CONSTANT supply of the above arti-
Cles. together with all others usually made such
an tarlishmcnt, with confidence invite all to
call and examine qualities and prices.
f.. GROVER g. co
We sill have franklin and small Parlor Stoves
this fall T.. G. 81 co.
August g. 1853 3l--tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
A FAIR CAUTION.

rlVHE public 10 hereby cautioned against trading
for q note ofhand. given by me to Samuel Ors-
born for thirty dollars, due the first Of November
next as said note obtained through fraud and
without any consideration, therefore, am deter
mined not to pay IT without arm compelled by law.
HAMPTON b. WHITEHEAD.
January 14th, 1897. 2-3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
LIST OF LETTERS.
January li'',, 1887.

LIST OF LETTERS,
Es EXAMINING in the post office at Winchester,
- Kandol phi county. Indiana, on the 1st day of
January 1887, which, if not taken out before the
1st day Of April next, will be sent to the general
post office dead letters.
Baly George Lawson Wiley
Banta Jacob Meeker DAVIS C.
CamoeIl Joiiuathan Miller David
Clark John Nichols William
Clerk Of Circuit Court Pennington John ir
Com John Pugh Ellis
Dicken g. Kelly Ramsey David
Dye A Esq Smith Austin III
Davis Enoch Stafford John
Davis Mark Stanford Major
Doty William Starbuck John
Elkins Smith Stephen James
Ewers David Test Charles II Esq
Fisher Margaret T,l1ete james
Gray Mrs Mary Jane Titus Thomas
Green Jesse Thompson Alarm Z
Green Thomas Thcrnbesry Nathan Or
Haas John Stephen Hockctt
Iiins jacob Turner &, Kelly
Hickman Sarah Waller John
Holloway George West X E
Hoster Nigga Williams Lurena
keever William Wilson James
King w Worth Abner
JEREMIAH SMITH, p. II
January 11tE. 1887. 2-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
PU Lie MOTTO
James Barrett, Iu the Randolph Circuit Court,


James Barrett, J Iu the Randolph Circuit Court,
Arthur Barrett's heirs. November term, 1896.
Pun suant to a decree ofthe said Circuit Court at
said term, the undcrs gned Commissioners the rein
appointed, will proceed TO sell the premises on
the 18th day Of February next, the land
belonging TO the estate Of Arthur Barrett, late Of
said county, deceased, it being the same land on
W hich the said Barrett resided the time Of his
death, estimated to contain sixty-eight acres and
fifty hupdreths; lying one mile north west of Win
chester, the seat Ofjustice OF said county. The
bove mentioned land has about 30 acres cleared
a good bearing orchard, hewed-log house. and an
excellent spring Of failing water within five
perches Of the house. and 10 we'll supplied with
stock water, the east unjary being Sugar creek
and the north White river. The farm is in good
repair.
Also, on the same day, in the town Of Winches-
ter. inlot No. 5, in the north west square of said
tcwn. Those wishing to purchase such property
would do well to,call and view the premises.
Terms-Onc fourth Of the purchase money to
be paid in hand, the balance to be paid in two
quail annual lnstalmcnts; the purchaser giving his
obligation With approved freehold security for the
pa ment Of the same the title to said land in the
NEAR time, to remain in said coparcenors a col.
lateral security for the payment Of the balance Of
the purchase money.
f. b. GOODRICH,l
PAUL w. WAY, Admn'rs.
JERE SMITH,
January lI'i, 1887. 2-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28
Bargain! S;Hrgaim!!

TIME subscribers offer at private sale IN the tow
L Of Washington, Wayne CO. Indiana, LOT
near the centre of said town. with new and com
Portable dwelling HOUSE. together with a large
and well furnished HATING SHOP. with all the
tools, &c. necessary for the hating business, those
wishing to purchase will examine for themselves.
Terms ofsaie will be made easy.
NATHAN BRASHER
BA1LY ALDERTSON.
Washington, II mo. 1896. 52-3m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-28

~ Alexandria Gazette says, that the re-
30 which are circulated in the newspapers,
10 ngard to an expected matrimonial con-
sasa, IN which the Vice President is used,
|aesatrely without foundation.