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ChtNVtHf-tn Gooch'and county court,
u July Goth, 1872.
William Crouch aud Sarah his wife, in their own
right ~ad ia r,h of th.,r children Edward john
Nancy, Richard, Sasanus, Wn.a,n and M.lncr,
ruff.
against
Jesse BsSy, peft.
Tins day the plaintiffs Nv their attorney aud
the deienant n", having vutere iis Appearance x
gwen sec0rty according "a IN. "a, assembly and
the rules ut ,h's court, are, II appearing the
faction ot the ttat lac is IN, r.halitaut oil
,his state; on oo,ion ut tie ps;uniiits Ivy their
attorney, IL !s ordered, That the said defendant
do appear here On the third Monday M Nuvenl-
Der next snd answer the plaintiffs bill, and that
COPY oi this order he forthwith Published in
pubic newspaper pr;te' the city of Rich
Iond for two months sueeessirely. and that snoier
copy be posted II the front door OF the Courthouse
OF this county.
A copy. Teste,
VIM. MILLER, C. C. C.
Septemher l. 80,
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" ALUABLE PROPERTY Cor SALE.-Tbe
subscribers authorise'i to dispose Of NJ rri-
.ae sale that valuable piece ground purchased hy
Mr. Moses DAVIS Of Isaac Webster Esq. situated on
Cary street and containing 90 feet in front, on sail
street having thereon iasRe brick Lumber House
dwelling house aud other Improvements.
Terms VIII be made known on application 10
.D6acUe, RobirsoB q PleaSa0t4.
Sept 20 AZ
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T BATHEH x lIfRDWARg.--i have now on
y 4 hand complete assortment of Northern Lea
therj plated aud common Satld!cry Carriage and
fiig Mornings Brushes, Whips aud Spurs; Curl.
ers, 5IUctnakef, aud Saddiers TOos-F For sale OPP
posite the Eagle Tavern
JOTJV ,EcT'HfeRSON.
y. y. Country Merchants, Farmers and Mechs.
hicks. are earnestly requested cali as am deter.
mincd 10 sell low for cash or good paper.
October &. wifi
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bT.NLL g WiNFrR GOODS-The subscribers
of Napped Cottpns, Plains, Fannels Kerscys, Rose
and Daihe Blankets, Plaids, Plaid and Yarn Hose,
Costrngs, coarse Cloths, Corddroys, Constitution
lords aud Velvets, by The Georgisna, arrived at
mission to discharge Nv the John Adams, from Iou-
don, aud Ceres and Newburyport, from Liverpool.
whose arrivals daily looked FOR. They will have
a complete assortment g. sale.
ELLIS g ALLAN
October f2j ~
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NIRGINIA--In Halifax county court, in Chan
Gerry, 2itli August, 1919.
John Maddox, pkoiy,;A.

NIRGINIA-In Halifax county court, in Chan
v Gerry, 2itli August, 1919.
John Maddox, Plaintiff.
.igdinSt
George MADDOX, Johr Eehoes infant son of Jeremi
all Echoles, deed, Abraham Echoies, David Erhoes
Moses Echoles, Obadiah Echolcs, Druscilla Fchocs
Joseph Eeholes, Rebecca Echoles, Sally Echolcs
Bailey Street and Polly his wife, Elijah Lacy * Ia.
btha his wife, and Joseph Echoes * Rhoda Eclolcs,
Infants under the age OF twenty-one years, which said
Abraham, David, Moses, Oba,iiah, Druscilla, Rebec-
ca, Sally, Polly, Tabtha, joseph and Rhoda, are
children, heirs and legal representatives of the said
Joseph Eeholes, deed. Dcfendrnts.
The defendants John Ebholcs, Abraham Eeheles
Obadiah EciOles and I.ebecca Echoles, not having
entered their appearance and given security accord
Ing TO The act of assembly and the rules Of this court
and appearing to tie satisfaction Of the court that
thev are not inhabitants of this commonwealth; on
motion Of the plaintiff by his COUNSEL II is orfcreL
that the last mentioned defendants do appear here
the fourth Monday in eveniber next and answer
the bill Of he plaintiff and tliat COPY OF this order
be forthwith inserted in of the newspapers pub
sied in the city Of Richmond, for eight weeks sue
sessvey; andposed at the front door Of the court
house o. the said county.
a copy. 1este,
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, d. C. n. C.
September Is. wgw
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NNINDSOR ron RE.VT'- VIII he Rented on
Y Tuesday the 2OtiI day Of this month, II the
Washington Tavern ~ tie city Of Rchmnii. NJ ~
eclock, to the highest bidder, two-thirs of st Va
luable Farm. this city for the tern of oue ST.
to commence the first day Of JANUARY nest The
tenanf will be permitted to SOW Wheat this F.nj
he wishes TO do so.
sAMt. GREENHoW, Rgenf for
I'm LdpgborHe, e;ce'r and trustee of
William DaairiLge, deceased
Oct"ber f8. 81
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JAMES MADISON.
4 OUISA County Court, September I4,h, 1873
IL James Iiice, Plaintiff

I oUIsA County Court, September l4,h, 1873
EA James iiice' Plaintiff
Anderson I'rice. Dabney Trice, Alkaline Smith
Trice, John Trice, Emea Anne 'frice, Washington
Trice, and Jefferson Trice aud Nancy Dickinson
1riee, who has intermarried with certain -
Cavitt, William Anderson Trice, Pstsey Dabney
rrice, who has intermarried with certain -
Bradley, and Dorothy Anderson Trice, who has in
termarried with certain -- Evans,
defendants.
In Chance,J. The defendants Nancy Dickensom
Cavitt, William Anderson Trice, and Patsey Dabney
bradley, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court that they not inhabitants of
this state, the motion OF tie plaintiff by his coun-
SCI, IL IS ordered, that the said defendants Cavi,t
Trice and Bradley, do appear here on the second
Monday in December next and answer the bill of the
plaintiff, and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some Of the newspapers printed in
the city Of Rchmond for eight weeks successfully,
and published at the front door of the eourt-house
of this oounty, on some court day.
A copy. reste,
NICHOLAS j. POiNDEXTER, DC.
September 90. Wv
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A SHALL petition the next Assembly of Virginia
Il to be exonerated from keeping up the cause-way
in Richmond county.
LAWRENCE MUSE.
September Is. wem
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Oct. 6.
WIN. GAY, Jun.
w4wp

ES KlMRALi. has removed his compiling room,
AZ 10 a chamber over MIR John Woods store
b. n. has tor sale so casks Stone lime, few box
es cotton eards, ditto ehoe olate, ditto soap.
Oct.6 ,s..a,A
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y In " X S,
Of almost every description,
ron SAFE ar J'BiS OFFICE.
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VIM. MILLER, C. C. C.
MSM
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/" PARIS, Jan. 2, Is

ARTS, Jan. 3, 1917. I,
81 must decline being Interested with you
in any further adventures with or without Ii
censes to this country. The last, you will per-
ceive, yields not profit adequate to the diff
culties with which the trade is embarrassed;
and itseems TO be the prevailing opinion here,
among the more intelligent of the French,
whose opinions have had IN opportunity OF
learning, and two Of them are connected with
the government, that no accommodation will
be acceded to by the emperor, inconsistent
with the Berlin and Milan DEGREES; although
the emperor will coptisue by special suspen-
sion Of their operation in every case to coun-
tcnance the spirit and the measures OF our
own government, and to encourage our clu-
zens TO support our government II them, as
long as the variance between England and The
United States IS kept up, and we contribute to
the revenue here, by paying the tariff duties.
1t is agreed on all hands, that the emperors
policy is not to afford evidence Of the repeal
Of lis dccrees lest it should produce the re-
peal of the orders in council and by this po-
icy, the people here do not disguise that they
are sanguine, that we shall be gradually led
TITO bostiliues with England But from re-
cent communications from England an appre-
hension is entertained, that she may be con-
strained for her own sake to rellnqush her
orders in council, in which event, there Can
hardly be "a doubt, but that all American pro-
perty within the emperor's grasp, will be selz-
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ed, not merely on account Of its magnitude,
nor fton, ennlity to Us, but from fixed reso-
luton to give fair trial to his favorite plan OF
subdulpg, England, in which, circumstances
every day make him more and more sanguine );
ier politicians here undertake TO prove, that
the neutrality of the United States would be
more pernicious than their enmity to the sue
cess of his system. Although | cannot see
into this, yet the idea seems so rooted, that
would not trust to any effort Mr.. Barlow can
make to the government here, to abandon it
and so long as it prevails, our merchants will
be subject TO insecurity. Hence you will in
fer, that the relation of the United States at
this moment, is not viewed by this govern
ment as neutral towards England"
NORFOLK, Feb. %.
Sch Commerce, Owens, l9 days from St.
Bartholomew. Left there brig Victory,
Kidd, of this port, repairing, and to sail in a
bout weeks. Flour 8 a IA dollars per bbl.
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Ladies finest Shoes.

a N elegant Assortment Ladies Kid and
/ a Morocco, high ard low heel SHOES,
are now received from New-York, Baltimore
and Boston
Coarse Shoes always on hand.
e. have q large numner of Fishing
Stands, BsrYcls, and Boards for Shed, at
Fort Warbru on, which will sell low.
81 % Those who NAV want dirt for filing
up are at liberty to take any quantity from
my building, head of King Street.
Z. Gilman.
March 4. eo3tlaw
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Port of alexandria.

ENTERED,
Sloop Dispatch, Mark, Charleston.
Sehr. Mary and Kitty, Black, Norfolk.
Brig General Putnam, Nash, Boston.
CLEARED,
Schr. Ceres, Thorp, Sapello Island, Geor-
gia.
Brig Mary Ann, Dawson, Opcrto.
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MONEY LOST.
March 4.
Sd mo (Marchl 4

SUPPOSED to be dropped in the street a
few days ago sum Of Money, all in Five
Dollar Bank Notes f the Rank of Alexan-
dria. any person who will deliver the same
TO ne, shall receive Ten Dollars, and no
questions asked.
Jno. Hopkins.
March 8 st
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March 8
Wants a Situation

YOUNG Man who is well acquainted
with the Mercantile business, and who can
come we'll recommended lire addressed
to 4 E. AID lei. at this office, will receive i'm
mediate attention.
March DOT
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Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
a-n y 1olo
TUEsDAr, March 5, 1912.
REPoRrEp son AIS G.zETrE.

tRGPoRrED FOR THIS GAZETTE
me House took up the unfinished business
Of Yesterday. The question before the House
Aaeh 1t adjdurned, was a motion made by Mr..
'FA'm TO recommit the 5th resolution to
N'''irhlttee of the whole House, for the pur-
r :. OF offering m amendment to that rcsolu-
WI Increasing the duty on whiskeS,
Wv 1Fan&y WIS opposed to re79arnstment'
M more particularly as he was opposed 70 an
increase Of the duty.
'if- N;Ein rose and il a forcihio manner
f''''e;i or, the benefits that would result
.0m the adoption of lis contemplated amend
' ise stated that by the returns of the
:, ,S'SI''' no took the late census, ii appeared
Na' there we're 24,o6o,ooo gallons of dolnes-
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NOTICE.

TIE subscriber will continue to prose-
c,.,o the Practice of Law in Prince William,
Fairfa. and Stafford counties. AS collec-
tor, he pledges the most unremitting indus
Try and exact punctuallty.
James E. Heath.
Dumfries, Feb. 1870. sS|"'
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Mechanic Belief Society.

~ A special Meeting of the Mechanic
Relief Society, will be held at the Indian
Queen Tavern on Friday evening next at 6
O'Clock. By order Of the President.
John Macleod, Sec'ry.
March st
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tic distilled spirits made in the Omitted States
In one year, and it was probable should war
take place, that quantity would be encreased
to perhaps 80, 10000 gallons, BY laying du-
ty of IS cents gallon on that article, even on
the quantity now made, revenueof e,oof,aoo
dollars would accrue to the government. The
committee of ways and means propose to raise
by their system of internal taxation 4,725,o %.
dollars; now by adopting his proposition, we
do away the necessity Of laying the direct tax,
the carriage tax, the excise On sugar, the
stamp tax and all the host of odious measures.
proposed BY that committee to be resorted to,
which he considered desirable object at this
time.
Several gentlemen entered into a discussion
ON this subject.
Mr.. Randolph enquired whether it would
be la order to move to recommit the whole
resolutions, and whether it would not super
sede the motion to recommit the 5th resolu-
ton.
The Speaker Informed him it would be in
order and would superseds the other mo-
ton.
Mr.. Randolph spoke considerable time,
with that clearness and strength which always
distinguish him, urging the calamitous ten
dency of the measures for several years back
pursued by Congress, and pointing out the
ready, safe, certain means of restoring COM
merce, replenishing the treasury, * spread
ing over the country the blessings of peace
and prosperity From 1901 to 1907, he shew-
ed that the revenue had gradually increased
from 10 millions to nearly 10 millions. The
restrictive system reduced it at once. Now it
is expected, (mere conjecture) in case of war
to amount to two and half millions
THIS by doubling the duties, it is hoped will
be increased. He believed it would be d.
mlnished He was opposed to the principle
of the Orders in Council, but declared their
practical effect of no efficacy no more than
five were forbidden to trade with Japan. lie
would not, as it had often been said opponents
do, merely oppose; he would recommend a
remedy. Repeal the non-importatien act, and
your revenue wiilrise at once to 2 millions,
your constituents will be relieved from these
taxes. Mr.. r. painted very fully the ruinous con-
sequences Of continuing the restrictive system,
& the more ruinous project ofs war which in
stead OF being. as some gentlemen by strange
abuse of rhetoric had called it, feast, at
which gentlemen were to sit, enjoy themselves
rise and pay their reckoning, would be
farce, and taxation famine.
MIR. Aston opposed the motion. Mr.Wid-
gerry advocated it. Mr.. Randolph made some
further remarks in support of his motion -
question was taken, and the motion negatiyed.
Yeas 34-Nays SO. Adjourned.
The Supreme Court of the United States,
in the very important case the Schr. Exchange
Us. John 1NHadon g I'm. Greetham, have
reversed the decision of the Circuit Court,
which had reversed that of the District Court
of the United States for the district of Penn.
sylvania.-.Nat. Intel.
---
Ertruct Of a letter, dated
"PARIs, JAM 2, 1912.
81 must decline being Interested with you
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Just receUs1

fu5t fece;Us
<xloo Sacs Prime GrtensCObFft
~ SO Boxes HAVANA Brown SUG4a
SO barrels Cd quality Muscovado dit.
20 Hhds. LIST quality Ncw-Orieans ditto,
IN STORE,
5000 Bushels Liverpool SALT,
90 Barrels N. E. RUM,
10 Tons superior quality American HEMP
~ FOR SALE By 49,
I. w. Peyton.
March 8. d2w'
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March 3.
SALE BY AUCTION.

ON WEDNESDAY, Next,
Tie 4th of March will be offered for sale
on A liberal credit, at the Warehouses of
Hollins & MsBIail, and James Williams
s. Gay-street
The Entire Cargo Of The Schooner,
EXPRESS, *
Daniel Chsytor, master from Bordeaux,
Consisting Of
Levantines Kid Gloves Il
Satin Ladies Shoes
Double Florence CheniIles, S!lkcords
Silk Shawls Purses, Reticues
Ribbons Gold and Silver Trim
Silk Gloves n,ings
Hose Boiting cloths
Sewing Silks Baby's Dolls
Silk Gauzc Paper Hangings
Millinery Cambria, and
Cloths Cambria Handk'fs.
ind al 2 o'clock
60 pipes Armaynac Brandy
so do. old Cognlac Go.
A. casks Claret
800 cases do.
40 do. Vine de Grave
20 do. Champagne
200 bags Almond
900 boxes Prunes
% % s ssss s verdigrsase
5000 lbs Regulus Anthony.
The Goods will be ready for inspection
the day previous TO the sale, when Cata-
logues may be had.
c.. 0. Muller, Auct.
Baltimore Feb 26--March e.
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-. evils, from the committee on the Dis
&c Columbia, made the following report
:. Horse of Representatives, on Monday
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The FOLLOWING Tracts Of Land,
St. EDWdRDS, !HARRISON'S PL.AINs,
BOSTON, COMMONS, e TOMPKIN.
SONS LONG LOOKED-FOR-
ENG in body, and forming his resi-
ID dencc on the Potomac river, Just above
MARYLAND Point, in Charles Couaty. about
IS or so miles below the city of Washing
con, containing about $50 acres well adapt
ed to the growth OF grain, b4cco, &c -
about 100 acres are in wood and excellent
timber; it lies perfectly level excellent
Ash & crabs in their seasons. The improve
ments are, toIerabie rrfortsble dwelling
house with four rooms below and one above
stairs, piazza In front, kitchen, meat house,
milk house ADD dairy a large barn, with
granary, carriage house. and stables for six.
teen horses undcr the same roof; good @.
vsrseers' house, spring Of most excellent
water within 50 yards of the kitchen door,
One other Tract about four
miles from the Potomac, on the main road
leading to two ferries, containing between
$50 and 400 acres, well known by the name
of the " Trait )" good stand for country
store and tavern. The improvements are,
good dwelling house, kitchen, meat house,
store house and grauary.
Two other Tracts adjoining,
containing IS acres, called {" Hudson's Dis.
ahhoint.e and the Land J Liberty"
/ WILL ALSO SELL
My one-third part OF Tract of Land call.
ed {" William ana james," but generally
known by the name OF '@IndIan Town." lying
on Nan ENJOY Creek. about two and half
miles from It's mouth. This land lies level,
and is inferior to few tracts, if any, for the
fertility of it's soil in the production of grain,
tobacco, &c. and is well worth the attention
of any person wishing to purchase small
farm of about 2So or 500 acres; excellent
fish at all times of the year, crabs in their
season in great abundance; wild fowl plenty,
& In perfection during the fall and winter
months
II those lands are not previously disposed !
of at private sale, they will be offered at
Public Sale, at Mr.. Pye's tavern, in the town
of Port obacco, on Wednesday, the 18th
day of March next, when the terms will BIO
made known. have deemed it unnecessary
to more particular ia describing them, as
any person wishing to purchase, apprs-
bend, would first view them.
William D. Harrison.
ST Edwards, IAN. s-ls dtlsthMarch
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: he CHARGE DIES AHaires
March 3

OF H Z. H. tho Prince Regent of Portu
ga, having informed the subscriber that, to
prevent enbarrassments to the Captain OF
any Vessel or Passenger therein, gong to q
bort within the dominion or under the govern
ment Of Portugal, a Certificate. from per
son duly authorised to grant the same, should
be attached TO the list OF the captsir and crew
navigating the said vessel, as we'll as to the
Bill Of Health, and thai the Supercargo or
Passenger should have Passport with his
own Signature annexed Notice is hereby
given, that Certho.tes and Passports to any
such Captain or Passenger going from any
port in the district of Coiualbia, may he had
by applying to
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The Supreme Court of the United States,
in thevery important case the SeAr. Exchange
U.s. John lNHadon g I'm. Greetham have
reversed the decision of the Circuit Court,
which had reversed that OF the District Court
of the United States for the district of Penn.
sylyania-yNat. Intel.
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FRESH MEDICINES.
WILLI.iM HARPER, 1r.

fPO1HECARY end DRUG IST,
Aisnandria, Fairfaa' Street, OPPOSITE
BRYd.W H6AfPSON'S, and ne,rt
Door to JN'O LLOYD'S-
IIAS just received in addition to
/ L his former Stock, general as.
sortment of Medicines Of the first qua
lily, all Of which he will sell whole
sale and retail, on as good terms as
they can be purchased in Baltimore or
Philadelphia Country Merchants and
Physicians can be supplie5 on the
best of terms for cash, or on good
credit He his also received gc-
neral assortment Of Sarsisai Lnstru-
ments, likewise
The following Patent Medicines
Wheaton's Jsundice Sitters,
Eo Itch Oiatmcpt,
Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs,
Colds, Asthmas, Consumptions, sc.
&c.
Rawson's Worm Powders,
Thompson's I'oolbe Paste,
Essence of Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointment, sc. &c.
N~ The highest cash price given
for Snake Root.
NTr>b
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Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or stolen from Cen
Lees stable IN Alexandra, on We'd
nesday night, the Goth of August last,
a bsy Gelding, the property of Wah I
Jones Junr. Esq. about IS hands hleh
or years old, good head and neck
slim boly, long bushy tail with some
white hairs about the root-he looks
like colt, but has been broke to the
saddle, is easy in his gaits an? has
On airy appearance when mounted
The above reward and all reasonable
charges will be paid to any person who
will deliver him to the subscriber II
Alexandra.
Charles Lee.
Sep.em'er4,
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CNo. 1856.
PUBLIC SALE.


Pursuant to a deed Of trust, cxecrted
by David w. Scott and ElizatstA
his wife. to the suoscri er, for the
purposes therein mentioned, 94tcd
the lo'h OF January, 1866, ard duly
recorded in the Court Ct Prince
William county, will be exposed %
sale for ready money, before the
door of the Tavern occupied BY MI,
George Williams, in the TdMn 6f
Dumtliss, on Monday, the s;h day
OF neSt month, :he following proper
ty, VIZ.
One Lot Of Marsh Land,
ne'r the Town of Dumfries and tie
land OF Jno. M'Crea Esq. containing
eight and one tenth acres, purchased 81
said Scott o! Wi'ioughbv Tetbs:
Also, one other Lot of
Marsh and sdiocc TO the land for
merry Nathi. H Triplett's, on Guam
tico Creek, containing Thirteen 4.
cres, purchased BY SKID Scott of Wait.t:
Graham.
Also one half of a Lot 6f
Land in the 'iown of Dulntries, No. 6ss
adjacent to the lot Of the subscriber;
purchased by the said Scot of the said
Graham.
John Williams, Trustee;
Sept. Is. sawts
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EDUCATION.

TEHE Inhabitants Of Alexandria are
respectfully informed, that ONION
day the 2S'b instant. School will be
opened H. FRINGE Street, at Mrs fetch.
er's house, IL which viii he taught the
Greek and Latin Classics: EnglishGratn.
mar, Geography, Geometry, Navigation,
and the other branches Of Education
usually taught,,r Schools or Academies:
The terms OF tuition will be very mo.
derate ard patents wishing to have
their children instructed, are assured
that no exerticn shall be wanting on the
part Of tie subscriber to render gene
raj satisfsc tion t,all those whe may cons
fde their children to his care. For
terms, &c. please apply at this office:
4. Maltby,
From Yale College, Connecticut:
cr?'ember 2I.r 3ts