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a squaIl of wind, in consequence Of which the
boat filled, and eight men besides himself,
were left to struggle with the waves. He and
three others were drowned (; the surviving
five were saved by a topmast, which the mate
of the Industry threw overheard for their re-
lief, and were shortly after taken up by a boat
belonging to the Columbia OF Fairfield, Capt.
Andrews.
The names Of the men who were drowned,
are, John Simpson, one of Capt. W.soh,s
crew, formerly Purser's Steward of the y. ).
schooner Revenge. A man by the name OF
Green, who had shipped for the frigate Con-
gress; and the others name is not known,
who had also shipped for the Congress.
MARRIED, on Thursday evening last In
Fauquicr county, Mr.. THOMAS o. JENNINGS,
merchant, of Fauquier court house, to Miss
Lucy MORGAN, daughter of the late General
Simon Morgan.
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Valuable improved Land for Sale.

A TRACT of LAND containing about
N two hundred and sixty acres, situated
on the shore of the Potomac River, shor:
distance below Alexandria: to the said land
is attached a. Fishery, with handsome inn
provemebts for carrying it on to large ex.
teht-The fences are in excellent order,
large proportion being post and rail, and al
most new-There is convenient DWELL
lNG-ROUSF. in good repair, and an excel
lent large KITCHEN: part of the land is
well taken in clover, and the whole perfectly
adapted to the Loudon husbandry. --for par.
ticuiars spply to
R. 1. Taylor,
ALExAEDRII.
October %.
" small adjoining TRACT, contain-
ing twelve acres, on which kandsoms
DWELLING-HOUS has been began to
be erected, with WE'LL Of excellent water,
may be had On very accommodating terms.
2aw
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10 Portland, out IS days. Sept. "a, spoke
tue H,aaostaa, Cawsine, from Greenock, in
Ia. u. long. 81, bound to New-ferk, with
81 passengers, out 81 days, all we'll. Left
t.e Susquohann4h, Mead, waiting orders.
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N O T / C E.

n . / To Z.
4 Ii those indebted in any manner to the
"A estate of George &acum, deceased, are
hereby required to come forward and make
payment in sufficient time to prevent suits
being commenced at the next court against
all defaulters-as such step will be una
voidable by the administrative.
Jane H. Slacum.
October | i
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October e6th, 1911.
No. 1919, prize Of 100 dollars.
Nos. $50 81 1881 1917, prizes of so
dollars.
No. 2434 1913 l24l5 l54s7, prizes of 90
dollars.
Nos. 45e IA 4o4 $50 463 5o4 67l 1856
1886 2087 1859 2445 1853 247a S557 5o68
1856 1921 1865 1892 1864 74e7 $3.50 1854
e726 e242 $3.50 1850 1900 1861 lI476
1878 1876 1856 lSo37 l47l5 l5489 1912
1901 1927 1929 l654S l6o46 l6ol5 l6547
l7474 l76l7 l7s45 1901 1900 1892 1861
l94sS 1921, prizes of II dollars each, and
lis of 10 dollars.
Gain Of the wheel this day, s 1902
Former gain, 1882
Total gain, S 1924
Three days drawing this week, and but few
tickets for sale.
Present price, IS dollars.
October %.
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1'fa. SSo-DEN
Youwin please to insert the following in
teiiseIce II y1ur Gazette. rs Il interests ma
ry individuals both In inis District, and the
Ci.y Of New-Yofk, but more especially the
E:'',es ofthe Is SUM- in Baltimore.
On the eo;h inst. Capt. Alexander Wilson,
OF the sloop Indastry. FROM New-York, on his
return 10 his o'sn vessel, from sloep that lay
~ some distance from her, was oyertsken br
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.iLEK.aA.DaIa DaILY GazETTE.

TO SHEW
TYs VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TIME
MS FORM AND PRESSURE.
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LocK-HARB OR, Oct. 9, 1911.

ENO be sold, at this place, for ready cash.
Il and for the benefit of the conmoowealth
on Saturday the Esd of next motif. a56ut
live or six bushels ofprime MAYzlyHEAT.
taken from Moses Hepley, free 1lan of co,
lour, and who had no Manifest a1lfyill of la.
ding for the same. The sale viii take place
at y o'clock in the morning of the same day.
PAUL G. G. JONES,
INSPECTOR Of Boats.
Oct. II. nds,
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DocT. CHURcH's

Gen:lfne Yegeta6ie Lotion is an efsctudi care
.for ErulhfiOns on the face and SKIN.
DARTICULARLY pimples, blotches, tct-
n tiers, ringworns, tan, sunburns, freckles
shingles, rcdness of the nose. neck, arms, &c
prckly heat, scorbutic and cutaneous erupti-
ons OF every description.
This Vegetable Lotion was invented by DIR
Church, and administered by him several
years IN Europe and America with the most
unparalleled success. BY the simple appli-
cation OF this fluid night and morning or occa-
sionally thrice a day, it will remove the most
rancorous and alarming scurvy in the face
1t is perfectly safe, yet powerful, * possesses
all the good qualities of the most celebrated
cosmetics, without any of their doubtful and
sometimes dangerous effects. The propre-.
tor therefore recommends it with confidence
as necessary and almost indispensable APP
peDdage TO the toilet.
a rough uneven skin, its shining appear
ance, and yellow sickiy palencss, are by this
Lotion eHcctually removed. In the shingles
and prickly heatits inTallible Suffceithow-s
ever TO say, it has been administered to MAJ
ny thousands without even a single COM
plant of its inefhcacy. A small bottle, at IS
cents, will be Sufficient to prove its value
i'y1ce huy hints, 75--9si,lts one dollar and IS
cents.
Worms in Children and grown Persona
Worms which infest the human body, are
oftour kinds, description of themis scarcely
necessary, as in general the same method OF
treatment will destroy them. IL is well
known they occasion the greatest mortality
among children of any other disorder what
ever, and few children are without them, in
greater or lesser degree. They are gencr-
ally known to exist, by Nausea, or sickness
at the stomach, fetid breath, itching Of tho
nose, an uneasy sensation about the arms.
starting and grinding of their teeth while a.
sleep, the appetite sometimes bad, and at o.
ther times quite voracious, looseness, and
hard swelled belly, intcrmitting fevers, thirst
the urine sometimes frothy, and often of a
whitish color. gripping or clolic pains, a dry
cough, drowsiness, unequal pulse, fits, convul-
sions, &c &c. &c.
They breed abundanuy in gross children
who eat much unripe fruit, animal food, &c.
&c but IN grown persons they are generally
found III the weak, relaxed, constructive, and
sedentary and those who have a weak di-
gestion, &c.
The necessity of a remedy is therefore OBJ
vious as there are often internal Affections
which are of the most fatal consequences.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-04

= tlsk IFS Bail and Forthcoming deli
Dvefy) Bonds-also Lawyers Declarations
Of the most approved forms--Neer&;sbl
Notes and Checks, &C. &c. Cor sale Ia tie
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-04

EENHF citizens of Richmond and its vicinity
n are respectfully informed that "The Rich
'nond Hill Academy will be opened again on
the I'd day of September, under the superin-
tendance of the Rev. Jesse Turner, Young
gentleman of amiabie disposition, of appro-
we'd character, and liberal EDUCATION. Mrs.
Gooseley, who now resides at the Academy,
Will take charge Of the feun1fy department,
and instruct young ladies in reading, writing
and needle-work. She will also take few
70 board OF very reasonable terms Some
opepf the tutors VIII attend at stated hours,
+ toteach Arithmetic. The Academy is now
completely furnished with able and respecta-
ble<eachers, and it is believed that Parents
and Guardians would find their interest in
Sly.hg 1t encouragement and support.
BY order of the Board.
JOHN ID. BLAIR, President.
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE coMP.AvY

A L a meeting Of the Directors Of said COM
N pany, on Friday, the 11thOctober, 1911
Resolved, That a dividend Of FIVE dNllars
on each share in the company be lnads4 and
that the Treasurer pay the'same to az les
pective share holders, on application, on. OF
after the goth Of this month.
Resolved, That the shares ofall delinsuents
N said company be sold at the Eagle Ia
vern, in the city Of Richmand, on Saturday
the sixteenth Of next month.
Teste,
N SHEPPARD, elk.
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A NDREW HETHERT ON, Taylor, res
"a pectfuly informs his friends apd Gus
toners, that he has removed his 'rattt- shop
to the other side of the street, bY.lffr. Pat
terson's store, where he is preparet ~itli the
newest fashions and the means Of executing
business with neatness and dispatch.
Oct 81, 1911. nkte Of
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Take this opportunity of announcing to all
- those still indebted to the late firm Of Ro-
BERT & ALLAN POLLOK, & Co. that unless
they come forward & make speedyeh<1satis-
factory arrangements for the payEent Of
thelr respective debts, suits shall be4ndiscri-
Intimately instituted. "
ALLAN POLLOK
SURVIVING partner ia THE .afTy of
ROBERT & ALLAN poLiE4 &C.
Richmond, June 81, 1911. (fN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-04

For fTeUestiHS and curing bilious or ma.
HgHant. feUerS.
Dyspepsy, Cholera Morbus, bilious choI-
ie' Jaundioc, gravel, female complaints, &c.
exc. and all disorders of the head, stomach
and bowels, is recommended DIR. Church's
Ambitious Pills.
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! By the Lieutenant Covr1nor Of he Com
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Warrington Monument.


YHE fifth drawing of the William and
n Mary College Lottery of 90 numbers,
VIII take place in this city on Tuesday the
18th November next. The subscriber avails
himself of this method of assuring the public
that all prizes drawn in this Lottery will be
promptly paid without discount. The en-
creased demand for tickets leads to the most
favorable expectation that the object of the
Legislature in granting the Lottery to the
Commissioners of William and Mary Col
iege, will at length be accomplished, and that
that seminary, the pride of virginia, will
thereby be endowed with funds ssfficient to
promote all the objects contemplated by the
Commissioners.-The cause of literature and
OF pure republican principles will be promot-
ed by liberal encouragement of this lottery
-and when added thereto, is the fair chance
OF acquiring handsome sum of money, it is
sincerely to be hoped the public will afford
this undertaking all the encouragement they
may deem it to merit.
SIMON BLOCK.
Richmond, Oct. 81, 1911. (tdd)
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VIRGINIA:

At Superior Court of Chanccry, holden at the
Capitol, in the City of Richmond, the 10th dav
of September, 1911.
The Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on
buildings of the State of Virginia, PITTS.
AGAINST
Margaret Heiskill, Thomas IIeiskiIl and George
Heiskill, and Horace Marshall and Elizabeth
his wife, and Charles Heiskill, Maria Heiskill.
Caroline Heiskill, Ferdinand Wade anil Colson
Iiciskill, the last six of whom are iffafAchiI-
dren of Godlove Heiskill, deceksed, 1N'ts
THE defendants Thomas Heisl5il and. Gel rge
Heiskill, not having entered fler<eze ari. ice
and given security accordingfo the<ct o&As-
sembly and the rules Of this court, Nssd. ~ ap-
pearingto the satisfaction oft&, Court tIkt they
are not inhabitants of this couftsg; N motion
OF the plaintiffs by their counsel, It is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here ON tho
FIRST day of the next term and answer the bill of
the plaintiffs and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspspt r published
in the city Of Richmond, for two months success
sively, and posted at the front door of the Cap
itol, in the said city
"a copy Tcste,
VIM. w HENINe, c. G.
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No. 1913. Broad Hay.
Said in 6o.reS, hncc so cent
eS containing eight smaH ones
lars. -
Observe they haSs BIS seA
"L4lLES 8Et
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GEO. VIM. SMITH.

WANTED place as a Tqtasess, in a
" private family or publie|school' Nor the
ensuing year; for further VforgRtioIkappIy
to the printer of this pap&
n: B. If such person shotia.4swantcd
in the country. they will hlease q direct a
letter to Mrs. B. II. Richmchasefty.
October eth, 1911. (wstl
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NIRGINIA


At Superior Court Of Chancerv. holden NJ ,b.
capitol, in the City ofRicimond, the 2nd day
Of September, 1911
me MUTUAL Assurance Society against Fire on
Buildings OF the State Of Virginia, Prt6,,
AGAINST
James Collins administrator Of William BSc.
deceased, Gcdion Dunn, Robof Patton. All
Lyon & Webster, merchant iand mariners III
Baltimore, n - p.c,.h
TIE defendants Lyon w,&stcr. ~ bav;H
entered their appearance and kiven AesSity II
eord,ng to the act of AssembiAa and thc r,lsgof
Of the Court that they not inhabitants Of this
country on motion Of the plaintiffs by their
counsel, It IS ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here on the first day Of the next term
and answer the bin Of the plaintiffs and that 4
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper Published in the City of Richmond.
ior t"o months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the Capitol in the said CITY.
a copy Tostc,
VIM. w. IIENING, c c.
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July 2Sd, 1911. mr.
n b. Jack formerly belonged to Mr.. John
Bird aud Betty was purschased of John Cor
bin.
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List Of the nert sea,ate Of Maryland.
VIM. Pinkney and Levi HeIlingsworth,
Baltimore VIM. M'Creery, Baltimore
county John Williams, Worcester; So
lomon Frazer, Dorchester Frederick
HolbrOok, Caroline Edward Lloyd, Tai
bot; James Brown. @. Anne: VIM. Hol-
lingsworth, Cecil; Elijah Davis, Hartford;
Upton Bruce. Allegheny; VIM. Thomas,
St. Mary's; Lloyd Dorsey, A. Arundel !;
Moses Tabbs, Washington Ihos. Haw-
kins, Frederick.
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Port ct alexandria.
CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Sloop Roena, Chadwick, New-Bedford
by the master.
Arrived at Baltimore, ship William
Wilson, M.Quillan, % days from Lisbon
Left there August 14, ship Wilhelmi-
ma, Fowle, ofand for Alexandria, to sail
in all this month; schooner Madisonean,
Sturges, for do. in days; Brazilian,
Bedgkinson, uncertain Citizen, Weston,
do. There was no account of any late
battles-affairs remained in the same state
as at the date of the last advices.
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September 10
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
Dof the District of Columbia, for the coun-
ty Of Alexandria; on the first day of Octo-
Der next, will be exposed to Public Sale, on
the premises, Two Lots of GROUND, Sc
tuate on Fayette Alley, between Cameron
and King street, beginning at the distance of
60 feet from the intersection of Fayette all
ley and Union street, running thence north
46 feet and half inches and parallel with
Union street to all alley in the centre OF the
said square. Thence west and parallel with
Fayette alley 80 feet; thence south As and
half inches; thence east so feet to the
beginning, late the property of Miss Amelia
Ramsay deceased.
Terms Of sale, one third IN hand, one third
six months, and one third in nine months.
Payments secured by deed of trust on the
property.
The Commissioners.
September l9 dts
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS

FOR SALE rs ABOTE!
PRACTICAL PIETY, by Mrs. Hannah
Moore, vols.
Geldsmith's Cabinet Of Bonaparte, . vols
Do. Exposition of the conduct O
France towards America.
The Three Patriots, or the Cause & Gus
of our present Evils.
The Minstrelsy of Edward the Wanderer
The Works of Walter Scott, Esq. ele
giant * uniform edition, in miniature, wits
beautiful and appropriate Frontispieces, 4
vols.
September l9 ,eo6t
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 81.
Died Lieutenant Samuel ". Lee, of the
United States Light Dragons, native
Of Hartford county, state Of Maryland.
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Select Rstsesbs Of Ltterdtuyt.

0elftt NeOtezU5. y Ltte70tNTtl
And
Spirit of the Foreign Magazines,
.Are Just received in COMPLETE SET, from ht
commencement and tie continuation, by sttt-
scrihtion
ITO those unacquaiuted with the mer:,s
i of this Work, it may be necessary
observe, that the design of it, as manifested
by its Title. is to present aonthly general
and condensed View Of the state OF Litera.
ture at home and abroad, by giving the a.
blest Reviews of New Publications, and the
most interesting pleasing Selections from
the latest and most popular Magazines.
James Kennedy. sen.
AGENT.
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COMMUNICATION.

An observer Of the Comet that is now a
visitor OF our planet, states that it reyolyes
in the same course of the seven pointers
round the north star. it disappears below
the horizon little north of N. w. and APP
pears again rather north of N. E. and in
its career keeps pace with and is about 10
degrees distant from the seven pointers,
which gives rise to the idea that there are
two comets-whereas it is the same, only
its disappearance below the horizon is a
bout three hours. Quere, whether the
violent heat Of this rambler in the north
ern hemisphere may not produce a very
warm winter, should it continue in that
neighborhood any length of time. Virgi-
mia Patriot.
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FOR SALE,
September l9

=
\ TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, on
"A Washington street, built within the
last two years, well calculated for the accom-
mediation of a genteel family. The situation
is excelled by none; it is in the occupancy
of Nathaniel S. Wise, Esq adjoining the
residence Of the subscriber. One half the
purchase money will be taken in Groceries
at wholesale price; the residue on liberal
credit. Pcs ession may be had if required,
on giving three months notice
.4lso, for S.4LE, on sic, tsvelve 81 eighteen
months credit,
Two LOTS of GROUND, on Washing
ton street, 4s feet front, nearly opposite the
three story brick house now erecting at the
intersection of King & Washington streets
Richard Lewis.
September le dat colt
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TO RENT,
NOTICE.

HAVING been appointed trustee of the
estate and effects of JOHN SMITH, an insol-
vent Debtor, all persons indebted to him are
requested to make immediate payment to
me, and those having goods and effects of
his in their hands, will hold them subject to
my order.
l. P. Thompson,
Trustee.
September l9 st
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Public Property to Lease.

On the 2sth instant, at four O'Clock, in tho
afternoon, will be LEASED to the highest
bidder, at Vendue, on the premises-
The Warehouse and Wharf
occupied by Mr. John Muncaster, commonly
called Hooe's wharf, including the ground at
present in the tenure of Mr.. Thomas PresA
ton-for the term of seven years, from the
10th DC tcber next
John c. Vowel,
John Grid.
William Newton, &c
John Longden, =
COMMITTEES OF CouNctt.
Septemberle dts
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We understand that the emperor. of
Russia has presented to DR.. Rush, of this
city, a very elegant and valuable ring as
mark of respect, for. his writings upon
pestilential diseases.-Phil. paper.
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g.. w. CaYLan's academy.

THE citizens of Alexandria are respect
/ fully informed, that on Monday Even-
ing the Esd Of this instant, the subscriber will
commence NIGHT SCHOOL for the recep.
ton ef pupils who may wish to be instructed
in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book
keeping and the Mathematics, in its various
branches, on Fairfax street, nearly opposite
Mr.. Jonah 7Aemhson's, where those wishing
to be instructed in any ofthe above will please
apply to
G. w. Carlin.
September II diff
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II. GRAY'S LIST OF PRIZES
IN THE
Potomac g Shenandoah
NAVIGATION LOTTERY.

TWENTY-SIXTH DAY DRAWING
September 17th, 1914.
No 1875, prize of $780,
Nos. 44o9 $40 1921 1856 1910 1874 1928,
prizes of $50 each.
Nos. 64S $50 1882 1880 1916 1892 1858
1921 Sl9e 1862 $3.50 44lS 1876 5465 o553
615l 74l6 1922 S54i SSH 9794 looS6 10000
lloo4l226s 1881 1920 1901 l2lSS 1878
-ls4l2 l44S6 l4o94 l44l7 l4488 1868 l5Sos
1870 1911 1896 1924 1862 1872 l7los
1925 1922 1879 leS4s-prizes OF ol2,
and lo7 of $40.
Gain Of the wheel this day, S STA
Former gain, 1854
Total gain, 5 4soo
The subscribers, in order to accommodate
their Lottery Customers, have come TO re-
solution to receive ten dollar prizes at their
net value, in payment for tickets in the pre-
sent cIass-so long as they remain at the pre-
sent price of sixteen dollars.
Apply at r. CRAPS Lottery Once ana
Bookstore, in Alexandria; or at JOSErH
Lottery Office * Bookstore
in George-To ss
September l9
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SALISBURY FOR SALE. Z
THIS valuable FARM, the residence of
Charles I. Love,, Esq. is hereby offered for
Sale 1t contains about 1900 acres of Land,
we'll wooded and watered; 100 acres ofgood
Timothy Meadow, and the fields not in cul-
tivation are we'll taken with Red Clover.
The Buildings on the Farm, the Dwelling
House, as we'll as the other Buildings, are
such as would accommodate large and gen.
teel family.
This Farm, situated on the old Turnpike
road, leading from Alexandria to Wlnches-
ter, about miles above Centreyille, and equl
distant from alexandria, George Town and
the City OF Washington about IS miles, is
so generally known, as not to need moro
particular description.
For terms and further particulars, apply
to CHARLES 1. LOVE, by letter, directed
10 Centreville, or to
Richd. NJ. Scott,
Alexandria
September 10 eoaw
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FOR SALE. !,
I "A handsome well toned PIANO FORTE.
Any person wishing to purchase, shall lave
a bargain, by application to
James Ward.
September Is cost
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T u / T l O N.

F>HE subscriber, after returning his
A grateful acknowledgements to the cltl-
zens of Alexandria and its vicinity, for the
liberal encouragement he has met with II
the,iinc of his profession since his residence
in town, bee S leave to inform them that his
NIGHT SCHOOL will commence on Mon
day Evening the 23d instant, at his Acade-
my on Prince street, next door to MIR. w
{. Newton's store, and nearly opposite Mr.
J. G Ladd's dwelling house, where those
wishing their children or apprentices IN
slructed in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
bookkeeping, and the Mathematics IN Its
various branches, will please apply to
John H. Manley.
September le dSt cost