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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-15
No.g5.'

No.ES'
Baltimore, Sept 6, 1908.
The ell that received by Mr.. Elliott ;ior
the cold, did me great deal OF service, ana
ultimately cured me.
WILLIAM PHILIPS,
AT the Columbian Inn, Market street.
No 6.
do hereby certify, that Twas violently at
tackled with the picurisy on Sunday the sth
instant, Immediately sent to physlciau'
who bled me twice within the space OF about
l6 hours, all to no effect my fever stui Ill
creased and my pains SO violent that had no
knowledge OF my nearest leIatlons, nor even
my parents on Tuesday morning tie 10Th,
nv father procured me phial ot Pauls Co
lumbar Oil which was imra cdiateiy applied
to my right side, where the pain "as the Sc
verest three or four times, with piece OF
flannel kept to the part affected, and took
fifteen drops internally three times a day tor
the first two days; and the second day at.er
using the Gil, was able to walk about The
house, the third and fourth days / took of the
oil fifteen drops night and morning, which
cntiiely relieved me from pain and fever,
thanks be to God for it, ard now am well
man. WIN. PEACOCk.
Baltimore, April islh, 1910,
Harrisons Creek.
No. 7.
w, do certify that on Thursday the 18th
instant, we were tarring Few seine for Mir,
Jonn Clark, and by accident the seine took
fire which, by endeavori"g &c put cut the
flames, John Clark and Thomas Adams got
severely burnt in the face, We Immediately
got some Columbian Oil from MIR. Paul, snd
applied it to the parts burnt, which gave ease
in the course OF twenty minutes, and has left
the parts free from blsters.
JOHN PEACOCK,
THOMAS DAMS,
JOHN CLARK.
Baltimore, April 10Th. 1910.
For safe IN Alexandria by RICHARD Fl
LILLE, Apothecary and Druggist,
Fairfax street, first door OetO10
King street.
Who has coniiantly on hand,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Drugs and Medicines of superior quality
by wholesale or retail.
A l. S O,
Nutmegs, mace, cloves, pepper, alspIce
ginger, London mustard, alum, coppcras,
madder, salt petre, ewing tobacco OF first
quality, etc. etc
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SAMUEL CRAM,
Corner of King and Unioa streets, has for
Sale,
10 hhds and I S barrels retailing Sugars
$500 pounds best green Coffee In bags
50 boxes Mould Candles
20 boxes No. 8 Chocolate
? hhds Ath proof Jamaica Ram
800 yards Tow Cloth
Russia and Ravens Duck
A few bags Pimenlo.
ALSO,
Just recsiped Per schooner Hazard,
10 barrels No. Beef,
500 pair mems thick Shoes,
case chiIdrens' Morocco Hats,
A quantity domestic manufactured cotton
and linen Cloth.
January 10 60
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Certificates Of its efficacy.
No. |.
SEPTEMBER SC3.

"a
do certify that have been sitlns nearly
two years with hectic cough and Voichi
oppression At the breast. applied 70 tue
most eminen! pny elui rs and couio get no
relief tro!n ysiY low state CT hcalth, unui
cot paui's Columbian Oil, and found imme-
date relief. take this nlcthod oil hiorming
the paplic Ut The efficacy Of this valuable ms
define. irons the cures which nave expert
e;celi---I thi&k il ca Incumbent duty to oHer
The same 10 lnc panssc
El!iha Seward,
Baltimore. Ne. 10, Water street, sign Of
Plough. Sept. 1917
hereby certify, that had & cough ana
pan III mY stomach Tor upwards OF :" years
rhen , WAS recommended 10 PaQrs Column
bian Oil procured one phiai OF that Y@lea
bic nedicine, which aas restored me 20
good state sf health again
Thomas Elliott,
On the Hosk's-tows road, near the tuFn~
February IA, 1909.
No. 3.
have great reason 10 he very thankful Tor
h,;no recommended TO Paul's Columbian Oh,
ha5 been afflicted with a Violent pain N nay
back, so that was not able to walk. pro
Cured ens uhisl Oh ,tc Oil, and receNet
immediate relief, and have been very well
eyer since.
", B. had violent tooth ache about two
erthree months aso, whcn dropped lie"
dross of the Oil on some lint, and applied II
to tbe tooth AFFECTED, and / received imnledi-
ate relief. .,,
Eleanor Elliott.
No. H.
comply with your refnest % stating
49, on;n;an al psul's Coiuvlbien OH being
an = ectsai remedy for the tetter worm, i
have b. 81 afflicted with the letter IN nay hand
Cor 10 wears, and have made trial OF many
mea,cins. which tave been recommend ed
b,,, all TO TAO eject. Hearing OF Panfs Co
luu,bian Oil, a,est the istsi Of January last
nroy;ne All eserieai cure fog the ri'ss wosr
s,d similar complaints immediately got {
nbisl of your Oh and applied il agreeably ft
thc directions for about tSo EaoEths sacces
siyetv, when the letter left me and h&s no
q made Its appearance SINCE.
Susanna Pussen.
NJ. 3. SIS Susanna, child aged tr'ent,
months and g siaySs WAS taken ahe.st the niid
de of IEsy last wi,h q, violeKt cough, whsA'l
the .esgabesx said was .ts hoaPing cough; .
rare bee SIX drops of tas Ce.un,biaa Oil
Sdssh case imaedisis relief. ans proved ar
eEees,.ai cass.
Sssaassss. arests Balsisneses AHs.2i, 1909
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Public Sale.

Public Saie.
Pursuant TO decree Of the county court Of
Prince William. W: the undersigned COM
m.ssioncYs, will proceed to sell, at public
sale, at rbe court house of Fauquier coun-
tv, on MONDAY, the Goth day of No.
vember next, upon credit of months,
a TRACT Of LAND, containing 80
n acres, lying in the county OF Fauquier,
within half 2 mile oflhe Thoroughfare Mills,
upon tic road leading from Ashby's Gap to
Alexandria. There is good Mill Sat upon
the land 5. large Stone Mill House, which
with little repair may he made fit for grind
ing. Bond with approved security viii be
required OF The purchaser.
Philip Harrilon,
VIM. A. c.. Dade.
Dumfries, Oct. i9-22. .eosw:
~ The sale Of the above property
is pol}poned until MONDAY, the
aSth of January, 1871.
December II 3tawts
At the annual meeting of the
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, in tie town Of Alexandria, on the
FIRST Monday III December, 1910, the fol-
loving resolution was unanimously adopted
That fer the purpose of encouraging the use
of broad wheel Wagons OH the Little River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the breadth Of
the wheels whereof shall! be six inches, shall
be permitted tic pass the gates on said road
toll free, For the term OF two years, and all
Wagons whose wheels shall be the breadth
Of Ave inches, shall be pesvnitteo 10 pass toll
free So: The term OF eighteen roashs-ali
Wagons the breadth of the wheels whereof
shall be .Dar inches, shall be permitted 10
pass toll free for the space of IS months
flom the fime they shall first pass the re-
spectiye gates, which shall DC specially no.
ticed by the gate keepers--And that this re-
rulat;on shall be ext<Sded TO all whe shals
avail themselves of it within tive years.
Tf3e copy.
janaa Thompson, SKY.
Aoscenbc; -. law
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y The first drawn ticket on the Goth day,
900 tickets-No 600l to $500 the 2ist day,
No. 62ol to 64oo; and the 22d day, No. 64ol
to $500, inclusive; and should either OF the
numbers appropriated as the prize on those
DAYS, be the first drawn number ON either OF
those days, then the next drawn number nos
within the numbers Of that days prize, will
be entitled to the 200 tickets as the first drawn
number, subject to the deduction atoresai
Prizes PAYABLE at the Bank of Delaware the
next day after the same shall be drawn.
The object 0! ,hi. Lottery. it is presumed,
is already known to the public, to whom the
Managers feel themselves under al oblga-
ton to acknowledge the very spirited support
and patronage the former class received
They look up with confidence to the same
liberal public for that continuance of support
to which SO useful an establishment is entl-
tied.
The advantages OF the present scheme of
the second class to those WHO adventure with
the prospect of gain. it is presumed are
eaual to any ever yet offered to the public.
Tickets at the lou price Of a9As!.!!
One ticket may draw $40 1000!
There are only $4,000 tickets, and not two
aud half blanks to prize. Will draw 500
tickets each drawing making only q draw
ing days.
From the foregoing considerations, toge-
Their with the grea! demand for tickets, the
Commissioners are encouraged to announce
that this Lottery will positively commenve
drawing on the first Monday in June next
Such Prizes as am not demanded within
Il months after the drawing shall be finished
will be considered as generous donation to
the institution.
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Five hundred tickets 10 be drawn ca
day, and the drawing TO commence win !.
least possible delay
PurCha OF 100 tickets OK more, tc5
emitted 10 credit of Thirty days alter d.,
ihg oil this class, Tor notes, win oypO,.
ndorsers.
All prizes rot demanded within six ,ncaIt
after the drawing Of tbs class, will be cor
dered AS given up for tn ncAcfit oi the i
terv.
This scheme, it is believed, Afford
equal prospect Of gain 10 advcnturers Vi
any other which has been offered to tie ?.
lie. Those who are Interested in the G,
merce ana agriculture OF The country sdac.
TO the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers Il.
additional iNuccmenis to give their s,pu
rs the money to be raised by the tos,trd
ior their immediate benefit and CONVENE!
1t is also heped that the patriotic ard 1Ql
spirited wial be disp ,scd to couptcnagce :.
encourage 4 measure which has for lis eli.
the facilitating rca; y and convenient cul
munlca,tonz between the western ccun,r, "a
the Atlantic, tending to connect the inteRs
of the eastern and western states, and
perpetuatc their union
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Not two and a half Blanks to Prize.
Subject to deduction OF per cent.
Part Of the above P'lzfs zuiH be determined as
j5ii2zes ia
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CharIes OlMnlS, PTesaGcg
Jonah Thompson,l
John Mason. | Lsr.
Henry Foxall, or
William Stcuart,

Mays6 law
B. Arrangements having been made
commence the sale of tickets comp. .zIHgta
above Lottery, the public arc hereby intogs,
Ell, that am now prepared to '>cciYe IN
posais from all such persons as may be liz
posed to purchase, fr otherwise oonrecl u.
the sale thereo! on commission. Puich~s
taxing 100 Tickets, or more, Willie cDlhh
to credit OF thirty days alter tie drawing
the Lottery Oil giving notes with approx
endorseis, negotiable at any of tho BalI
within the district OF Columbia.
Jos. Carleton .
Aserf for tic PotoMac LoMlel
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the institution.

John Rumsey,
DR.. E. a. Saith,
DR.. George Monroe,
DR., John Brinkle,
Aaron Pou!son,
William hemphill,
Daniel Lowber,
Thomas Duff,
Managers.
To either of whom letters, post paid, in
closing money for any number Of tie kets,
will be duly attended to.
Tickets fer sale by
Z. GRAY,
B1skseler.
December %. eo4N
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09
4 CARD.

THE report that the subscriber contemplates
removing 10 Petersburg, Is utterly unbound
cd. He never spoke, never thought of such a
measure. On the contrary, conscious that, IN
passing through various forms, the Academy
has permanently retained the essentials Of me
Titorious school, he intends steadily t2Irsue,
in this place, the instruction of vouthAA
From the united cxcrtions ofan alb es~Sfb ciate,
and ofthe subscriber himself, every cpBrtment
Of instruction derives 4 suitable character Of &C
tivity and usefulness. The time and attention
ofthe Professors are justly distributed between
The usual English branches, the minor and high
sr classics, the theory and practice ofthe French
language, and the necessary parts OF the A1athe-
mates. In English Grammar, Reading, Eps-
tolary Composition, Penmanship, Practical A
rithmetic, and Geography, History and French,
young ladies are instructed with particular care
An eminent Drawing Master attends at the Aca-
deny.
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Richmond, Nov. %, 1911. (tf)
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~ To THE PATRONS OF THE VIRGINIA
ARGUS.
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stelv procured entire new fonts of TYPE for this
Der, and encreascd the size of it considerably.
5gbeiieved that it now contains quantity of
ter nearly equal TO any paper printed in A
,eica. The price Tthe same rs in the year
4793, when it oninoncedl is 20 per cent lower
than the other papers of this city. Notwith-
standing this, however, and the encreased price
of types, paper, &c. which cannot be obtained
but for cash, the subscription will not be raised
to tRnctaai subscribers. But in justice TO him
self the printer gives this early notice to his pa
trons that from and after the first d4y of tho
year 1912, the paper will be charrTsat the
rate of FIVE DO LI.ARs per annun 10 fhi those
who do not pay their subscriptions in The course
j of the current year.-'fhe opportunities By pri-
yatc conveyances continually occurring through
out the year from every part OF the State to
Richmond particularly by the Members Of the
Legislature and the SherifiS and he faciiity
afforded By the mails which pass through every
neighbourhcod at least once fortnight, VIII
leave those disposed TO make remittances, no
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Virginia:

- A-A-s>
1T Superior coart Of chGncery, holden at tie Ca
PitaA, in the City IF Richmond, the 234 day Of
September, 1911.
Philip Nogborne Nicholas, Attorney General of
the Commonwealth ofVirginia on behalf ofthe
said Commonwealth, Pitt
AGAINST
Thomas Reveley, Joseph Reyeley. and George
Revelev SONS, and heirs at law, Of John Reve-
ley decd. Charles Croughton, administrator
of the said John Revcley decdsS John ScTtEgs,
Peter Guerrant, Jr. Willi9F Mi9on, y Sc
Minton, and John Nicholas kBoshu4 Nichoks
George Nicholas, and EHzabet azNicho O.,
children and heirs of John. Siol& @the ell Nr
deed. and John Scott thy infiRt $on of 1t
sey Scott decd. late PatseW Nicholas, onHof
the daughters of the said J5AaN NicholaSFthe
elder, decd. by Edward Scott, specisM as
signed his guardian, and Robert Nicholas,
John Nicholas, Littleberry Nicholas and Geo:
Nicholas, infant sons of Robert Nicholas decd.
who was also one of the sons and heirs of the
said John Nicholas the elder, decd. by Lit
tleberry Mosby specially assigned their guar
dian, DefSts.
THE Defendants Thomas Reveley, Joseph
Reyeley and Joshua Nicholas, not having en-
tered their appearance and given security q -cor-
ding to the act ofAssembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction ofthc
court, that they not inhabitants Of this coun-
try on motion of the Plaintiff, it is ordered,
that the said Defendants do appear here on the
first day Of the next term and answer the bill of
the Plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the City of Richmond, for two months success.
5ively, aud posted 1T the front door of the Ca
pilol, in the said city.
il Copy-Testc,
VIZ. w. IlENING, c. c.
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~ To THE PATRONS OF THE VIRGINIA


80 g. % ~ sc..9s ::c.,oss e. - So
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A Copv--Tcstc,
WA W. fENNiNC, c. c.


The pagics named IN he above mentioned
sUit. ere acrcbg notih,G, chat / have appointed
tne l6h day OF The i3t No. O. G.. EG1gayy
rc&. ensuing, 20 cscfy into effect tlie aforesaid
d,.-e',i Order q. Court on which Gay the said
parties sla fequested TO attend a, my Office, in
the Ciraioresaid, with Ill the necessary dOcu-
Hen.s for ,Aot purpose.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

PURSUANT to decree of the County
r. court of Charlotte, made the Cd Deem
Der, 1911, WW6e sold, on the premises on the
24th day Of Dec. 1911, on credit Of one, two
and three years, tract OF LAND, belong
ing to the estate Of Henry Madison, decd
lying in the county of Charlotte, on Cub
Creek, four miles above Rough Greek
Church, containing about $40 acres, of which
about 100 are Prime Logy Grounds, mostly
in an excellent state of cultivation, Tie high
Land also is mostly of Superior QS3Ey and
well adapted to the culture of CorYgNYheat
and Tobacco, and the plantation ID iIice or
der to work about - hands to advantage
There are about 500 acres yet to clear,
part OF which is low grounds. This land has
on it Grist Mill, comfortable Dwelling
House, and is situated in neighbo,heod
which for good society, is perhaps equal to
any in Virginia. Any person wishing to view
the land may apply to Henry Madison who
l. es adjoining it.
Bond with approved security will be re-
CURED of the purchaser.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
All persons having claims against the a
bove named Estate of Henry Madison, decd,
are requested to come forward on the above
named day Of sale and make them known,
and those indebted are requested to come for
ward and make payment.
HENRY & JAMES MADISON,
administrators
December, s, 1911. (6tD
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Virginia

Virginia
Il. Superior Co;w. Of Chdace,y, holder at tie
Capitol, in the city Of RichmosI, the 1st &Gl
efSsoteDa6er, 13l1,
James Faulkner Plt'f
ACAIEST
Susan Pcyton, widow and rclict OF John Pevton,
decd. the honorable John Brown, Judge ofthe
Superior court of Chancery for the Stanton
district, Henry /. Pcyton & Addis0a,B Aiinis-
tead, administrators of the sgxf-joht& cvtor,
the said Henry I. Pcyton, Sfone Of N heirs
of the said John Pcyton ans Fhe y Olson
u. Armistead, interested II rigiEQf Il II wife
Mary H. Armistead, late Harry Hfey&h, one
Of the hciresses ofthc said Rhn Rs$2E decd.
Mary II. ArInistead, wife oAbe 80 addison
h. Armistead, John Peyton, Margaret Peyton,
Elizabeth Peyton, Francis Peyton sud louisa
Peytcn, children, heirs, heiresses Of the said
John Pcuon, decd and which said John, Mar
garet, Elizabeth, Francis and louisa are in
tints under the age of twenty one years, Ro-
bert Grayson, and Margaret Susan his wife,
late Afa:Z:ret Susan Peyton, and John Nor
row, Dclt's.
THE Defendant Addison Is. Arrnstead, not
having entered his appearance and giYen Sc
curity according to the set ofAsSe mbly and the
ru,es Of this court, and il appeariRg 20 the sa-
tisiaction of the court that he is not inhahi-
tant Of this country: ON motion Of The Plaintiff
by his counsel, il is ordered, that the said De-
PENDANT do appear here or the first day OF the
next term and answer the hilsof the Piaint.ff and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the Capitol, in the
said city.
A Copy-Tcstc,
WIN. w IIENING, C. c.
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VIRGINIA:
At 4 Superior Court of Chanccry, holden at the
Capitol, i'll the City ofRichmond, the Ind day
of September, 1911.
Tho Niutual 4 ss,trgure qocicty ooainst Fire on
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-12-09
James Faulkner
aCAINST

Susan Pcyton, widow and rclict Of John Peytor,
| decd. the honorable John Brown, Judge Ofte
Superior court of Chancerr for the Stanton
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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 bill of the plaintiffs; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted III some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond,
FOR two months successfully, and posted al the
front door Of the Capitol in the said City.
Ga coPy) Teste,
VIM. W. HENING,. c. G
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Buildings OF the State of '
AGAINST
James Collins, administrator
deceased, Gcdion Dunn, Il
Lyon &; Webster, nneTchan
Baltimore,
THE defendants Lyon & We
entered their appearance and
cording TO the act OK Asssmb,
this Court. and il annearinr
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4. a Superior Co,v. efChdnecy, holden at tic
Cabitoi, in The city Of Richmos4, the 1st Sag
of5s9teRaber, 1871,
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lust Published,
For Sale by ROBERT GRAY,

An account OF Expeditions to the Sources
ofthe Mississippi, and through the Western
parts Of louisiana, to the Source OF the Ar
kacsaw, Kans, La Platte, and Pierre Jaun H.
vers-perlormedb by order OF the government
of the United States during the years lSo5'
1906, and 1907
and Il TOUR THROUGH
The interior Parts Of Mev Sba'n,
When conducted through these Province
by order of the Captain General, in the year
lso7-by Major z. M. Pike-illustrated
with Maps and Charts.
Price with the Plates saperate, Is %
Ditto with the Plates bound in ct. 50
Ditto in soards, W
Or Subscribers will please call tor their
copies.
A supply of Cmy's Family
Bibles, and Adgate's Music.
Ju,v Is R. G.
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PUBLIC SALE.
instrument.
May 81.

The subscriber will offer at public sale, al
the Coffee House, in Alexandria, on
THURSDAY, the third of October, at
twelve O'Clock, on a credit of SIX, nine
and twelve months, for notes negotiable
at the bank of Alexandria, with an ap-
proved endorser-
TINE HOUSE on King street, near
i Washington street, now occupied by
Mr.. Sloan, and the House adjoining-the
House on Fairfax street now occupied by
Mr.. Slade-the Houses on Jones's Point,
with or more acres of Grounding House
and Lot at the corner of Fairfax and Franklin
streets-three Lots adjoining on Fairfax
street, and three more Lots adjoining on
Franklin street.
He will distose Of at Private Sale,
All or any part of his Land lying on the
S. COOK.
Lee.burg, September 4 l2awds
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ROBERT GRAY,


has lately reeeived, for sates the following
MUSIC for the PIANO FORTE.
GRAND RONDO-by Weight.
Military Observation-Disclosures.
Easy ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Favorite Duett-Gildon.
L 5; s s:;,: VT: e s'':; Holland
Six Rendos-Nicolia.
Serenade, Walce ct Rondo-Gildon.
Sayoyard, Rondo-Gildon
lie sans0net Affranehi,} cildon.
Romance and Rondo,
Military Rondo-Holst.
Favorite Lesson-Steibelt.
Cipsey Rondo-Holst.
Les Plaisirs de L'Esperance-Gildon.
La File Recommendation.
The Maid of Martivale, ballad from
Moore's Poems-Stephenson.
Viotti's Pollacca, arranged tor the Plano
Forte-Dusek.
Italian Momfrina-Holst.
Irish Melodist-Vocal Repository, Nos.
and s-TheSacred Companion tor the Ger
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Tunes, adapted to that instrument.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Piano Fortes. Guitars, French Horns
CIarinet., Hautboys, Flutes, Flies, Violins
&c.
Violin Strings, Bows, Bridges x Screws.
Instructions for learning to play on each
instrument.
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EVENING SCHOOL.

.HAVING engaged to attend to an Even
j i ing Tuition, wish to inform those who
are eng aged, and those whose situation may
preclude them from attending at other hours
and may wish to comprize the stipulated
number; that expect to be prepared to re-.
ceive them on the first of October next en-
suing. Every attention, aided by suitable
Usher, will be paid to the common study OF
Education, Bookkeeping, &c.-The terms
average at Four Dollars per quarter, pro-
viding fuel, candles, and implements for
writing.
Philip Wanton.
September 9 2aw3t"