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.dle1andria County, NoU. Term, 1918.
.}Hijt.@ tht t'.c administrators
OF Joseth II. 4hGnde0iHe, deceased, do
insert The following advertisement ,aree
times a week ior eight weeks In the
Alexandria -newspapfrs-
ACopa Test,
A. MOORE, Reg'r Of Wills. q.
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Jusl receivea and jar SCI, sy
Adams, herbert, u 60.
$500 lbs chelce 5r';a hciu Hams
IS bales Upland u louisiana Cotton
10 Scsvons bengal lnGigo
IN STORE,
$50 saas Green and W hitc Coffee,
40 Barrels 60. DO.
7 Hhds do. do.
IL Hnds. Muscoyadn Sugars,
70 Bois. soft sheIleu AM onds;
So Kegs Harris Tobacco,
10 do. CayeDdish %
SO Boxes spanish Segsrs,
3 Punchsons Antigua Rum,
A few Boxes containing Cannisters
Gunpowder, imperial & Hyson
Tea,
$500 Bushels Lisbon and St. Ubes Sal,
November g.
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THHE subscriber has removed from
1 bis old stand on Union street to
the wharf formerly occupied by Mr..
VIM. Hartssorne. near the Lower Fer
~, where he intend, PURSUING lis for
merbusincss-He continues to purchase
Flour and Grain and has ION hand large
supply ofthe best FLOUR. suitable for
family use and, Bakers. also SALT OF
different kinds.
Joseph Dean.
November liz tt
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G. Griffith.

Who has $50 ,ivcA Nnc SUIT Of
sh''se old Mad ria Wms imported IN
Is. and warrsntad genuine.
N0fs rrhcr .
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odliSOuty Ior oale.

OoIiS Oul AL JAZZ
TAl7 yas'.ao,e + z ~, ,he ries-
dence o, Charles 1. Love, Esq. is helt
- offered 10 ale IL contains about
SIC acres OF Land, well wooded ard
Altered 100 acres OF good 1imoth'
Icsdow, aud the fields not IN Guilty."
,ion are well taken with Red lover.
The Buildings o. the Farm, he
Dwelling Houge, $ we'll as the ot'''
}uiidings, are such as you'd accom-
nodate large ana genteel family.
This Farm, situsled on the IL
rurnpiAc road. leadin> from AleAa
aria to Winchester, shnut miles a
bove Centrevillc, and equi-ois,ant trcn'
Atexandria, Gsore etowr, and the CITY
of ,shinston shout 20 miles, is SC
generally known, as not 10 need t
more particular description.
FOR terms and turtle, particulars,
apply to C.HARES /, LOVE, by let
ter, directed - ,cnirsvllie, Or to
Richd. nj. Scott.
* Aicsai.iir'a
Novrrnbcr 9. 2m
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THUR Day JANUARY 6 1914.

sugar, lotion " oaltt
A few Hogsbeads and Barrels Sugar,
and Bales Cottsn. viii 10 iandea this
day at Merchants Wharf
ALSO, FOR SALE,
Coarse and ,sround .kllum
>alt,
Muscoyado Sugar ID Hogsheads and
Barteis,
Duupie Refined Loaf Sugar,
Whlskey III B~rreIs AMI Tlerces.
john Ord.
December l8
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100 Boxes fresh MuScate
Raislns,
JUST = CtIVED
FOR SALE BY
Adam Herbert & CO.
Niexa drla Academy.

n
K Hi trustees OF IRE rsututi01
nave the satisfaction Of informing
the public thai on Monday he 10th
inst dspar en-, wii. be IN operation,
unle' the in,mediate m snagsmeDi OF
Js%tfL SEencrr ui Yale College. Tor in.
,sructscn II, he following branches,
VIZ. Reading. wr,lin: ,srith stic, gsSs
;taphy and history with the USE OF saa
,@iobes, az the rae Of $40 per anntt4s
-Nathe mates and natural Pin ~
"ith other branches 81 usefu Ibf
namentsl learning, at tie ra3 4
per annum SO that this .kpasn 0s
rlll I've calculated as we'll fGtheif&eps
ton OF such as NAV havc fhishN the
usual course of Latin All arexk .,u-
lles, as OF those who areYSssy idtendsd
I, be furnished wi.hS np5sts and
9onsred English educs
i'he advantages Wild Casniasfy
combines, uIi''er IFS pr ne suiatiofi
thsNhsl,eve viii! hssds "a found to b
cqaslKdShy any CHI within their
knowlfasc. -First, a. School upon the
pian otfJoseph Lancaster, in which
children are Instructed from the alpha.
ber, and advanced to q dsgree Of praG
hcIency III reading, writing, sri'hrnss
tic english grannma. and geography
with rapidity which to those uUsc.
qusinte't With this mode of education
mgat appear incredible The dep~rt.
nstpt Tor latin ard greek, is still under
gre imme 4iste diyscaiati OF Abial n, (.
brook an expsrbA(2H teacher From
either of t,,es$ ehotsTs will pas to
the first megh Ned departments, as
thy may be Intended fopelxssicsl edu.
I'll lion or otherwise.
=. The Trustees BY end Sting ,his adj
ditlonal 'iepar4 eeg. onMe original esta.
sbl.ffhmsn, pc enaeavorei to meet
Ee wisaebI many, xko while hey
en solicitous that their child Ell
- be instructed in all the useful
aud SknamentaI branches 81 educ 4 Oh
taus mt at the saverai unive rsiti~s h,ve
be deferred, eit!.er rom inability in
citation 70 the expence, or from un~il-
iingness TO hazard the II hang Of
moral for intel'ec ,ustiseasur.s T.y
therefore che rish sfift tbGr enc
beavers to obvial difficulties,
may be found worS FHy aging the
aid and eDcour,geneafsof the public
generally. and especialI, sf the inha.
tfis.nts of THIS plscs SS
Sc price OF tuition In thest6Ess6ht
1ciSeFmcnts Of this seminary Bs fol.
Iowss
in ire Eancaster School, $40 per ars
In the upper English
School shTe pursuing
reading, wiring, arilh.
,metic,s or engaged in
The stuey of Geogra-f -
ply and History ITO per an,
In the higher ciasses
this and in the LaflH4E
Greek School, $50 per ant
BY order Of the Trustees .
James Muir, Prcs't.
Jan. q
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MOI If.

THE PARTNERSHIP OF
los. ii. & kcbf Vaudeville,
n.sins dissolved by the aecease ohths
former the subscribers have formed
connexton nnser the frn of
Robert 6 .Ns. Maaaeusle,
intending 10 grrs6s business in the SANG
house They offer for ssie q general
anu well selected assortment of
Wines. i iquors& Groceries
ior cash. pt,Ssa. c or on ihe usual rrS 4;
dis to puncl,jafmen Those indebted
to the deer.sst Jostfh II. MondevWs
who may duly 'disoharse ,he demahda
O, his Esti.le, Twill have particular
claim 10 tseir confidence
RI bert Vaudeville,
James Vaudeville.
Nov H.. u
- Adams. Herbert & Co.
HAVE FOR SALE,
Is chests Imperial Tea,
Is or. Casks l.. p Teneriffs Wing
$500 los. Loef Sugar,
II bbls superior quality Nes.Cs4
leans ditto.
Dcren,hfr l6
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Ts}I. On LIZ
THE LOhG GIL 4nES,
(Fhs-r the Hhne House Ttrern and
Sfort formerly stood containing
1880 ACRES OF AND,
c. GUATE,ree al.estyom tie great
y '.sis of Potomac, in the county OF
/ ,Ar,ax, ON the post road from >lexAn.
aria md the City of Washington, tweT!-
tv miles from the oImer fourteen rom
the latter
itca be divided so as to give an c.
qe,l proportion OF woodland TO each
half. There is no ttsct OF the same
sizc in the county that is better waieE-
ed. that has larger proportion OF Mea'
dow land. nor no one in the state on
which Plaster of p ris answers better.
Har meets with as ready sale rs at
Alex 1norla or Washington
There re en- il two Mill Seats, a
Stpa CURRY, and an excellent sllua.
ton Tor a Disti!ie'N
ALSO,
A Farm III Loudoun, con-
tanning Z q A res, ad 3Idln ne lands
of Ludwtfl Lee, esq. on the south side
OF Goose Greek, FIVE miles from ,ees.
burg.
1t has comfortable improvements,
is well timbered and watered.
Also.
A tract of Land, contain
ing $50 Acres, in the district 0, CO.
luMbia. between ana mics from A.
lexandria, and about four from Georges.
town.
More than halt this land is in valua.
Bile timoer, nas "a large quarry OF build.
ing stone, and is well watered. The
ncsdow land is bounded above mile
by fou, While run. The road from
George Town and Washington goes
through it.
The Improvements are Indifferent.
1t has sever elepant settles Tor build.
ing, thst command a prospect OF Wash.
ington and the adjacent country
]. SWIFT. i
December 80. taH3w.
q a..
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2QoO W Heia. Wac,
superior quality
4 100 13is \ pcs, III :. ime order
So bcxU g. p, candles
o do NJ vi do.
1900 W.. Co3ee, n bays and barrels
10 ream~ Wiling Paper
SO 60. l'rapp'n. 80.
S bad, huscov,,'o SuGsrs
3,lOO IS. Loaf anu ump do.
so boxes Bloom r isins
9 y,ri-'s Whvkey
2esss Cos snCheese
1.Es neape'
1000 Aus~els ~. Uocs Salt
To- a>rsc's lie rings
~ % ID,
Far SITE ~ RE Gnbscr'bsr
WH0 HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
RhSl Family
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Nov %
Fresh Teas, Raisins, Cur
rants, &c.
IS nalr c.cSt, ..rG boxes Gunpow.
der Nv son, Young II, son ard
Souchorc TEAS,
90 boxes Muse tel Raisins.
so Vt, fresh Curran,s.
90 ibis Rye II hlskey part Of which
is ODD
leo bags Shot, assorted from 8BRB
to No. 70 Buck AID >wann Shot, sin,
Sc ard do Ole F Brandywine Gunpow-
de-, Ground Alum : 1t IN Sacks, re.
faed and o nuor Sat Petre, table
ST. II basket .kics 10 { Lump and
Nuscoyaco 81, IS, Nufmegs, Mace,
C!1Ses, A,jspice, round Gf'ser, PepA
ror. Eo;aat and Caro,ina IAligo. Fig
f.Ge, >H,aMns Co'toH, ladder Starch,
Agan.tto, Cooper $, Ncul;; nd Dipt
CandieS. r.2wn < White soap, Cheese,
Sweet o. hes c vendl,h TnSacco,
h'vanna Ci ;ar,, ,adeira Wine Coy
la 0rana Jamaica &n1 Nntigus Spi-
r :, Old Kvc Whiskcv. with a umber
0. o.Ner articles IN The Gracery line,
Tor Sale by,
{. Griffith.
Who has $50 Y ,ivcA Nhc SUIT Of
IL
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Notice is hereby given,
REMOVAL.

IS
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IA Ill be sold on Thursday 9th Of
w january 8i4, a, the subscrI
bers dwelling house on the Georgetown
Turnpike road; a quantity OF Household
AMI Kitchen Furniture.-ALSO, quar-
tlty of Far'usng U,co sis Hogs, Horse
Carts and Geers. Terms of sale to be
made known at the time and PLACE there
;-Also for hlre Ter the ensuing year
Two Negro " Cmen and three Men
Miriam Ball.
Dec. 81.
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NOT ICE.

THE sailing Of the Cartel. FArn AZ
MERIcxS. Captain Adams, from Ar
boy Tor England, is postponed till the
10th instaDt.-Ail Letters 10 60 By tho
Cartel, nsst be in NeS.Yers b, the
7th.
Adams, Herbert & Co
January 4.
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W L t..

T3E Stockholders o, Tie Mechani s
Bank of .Aiexsndria, are hereby aotit-
ed, that Dividend OF Jour per cent
for the last nAil year on the Sapitoi
stock paid il, is this day declared
payable TO taem or their legal repre-.
,entstves oil Friday the l7t' It.
BY oruer ofthe President AID Dlrec-
tors.
Vim Patton, Jr. Cash.
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p, @. MarsteIler.

IoeeDh Vaudeville,
amer n Kng ard FatriGr Streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
40 qua or hes,s ahd boxes TEAS
Of ~ quaIity,
- hid. Nhscoyade & Orleans su-
81 barrels Ds'
II Coz us rrfned Sugars,
:, 100 ID Coffee
1900 d Pepper
A. boxes fr",h Philadelphia Choce-
a,s n" | and }
IS r.pss T. gniac Brandy
10 punch>a., " | d. Rum
,hds md 30 be,s Nnr,hern 60.
A. cesSs Sn,Yrna Wine
81 aids N{nla>.es
$50 box Raisins
g., us Fresh Currants
2Nn reams Wrapping Paper.
And sss,rai assortment as usual,
)r,rs asst WINES, LIQUORS and
,kOCERIES
" 49,
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This is to give Notice,

MS is 10 give NOtlCc,
That the SuosGri1ers oil alexandria
County iii the District Of Co.unbia,
have 0btamed from the Orphans ourt
OF said county, ie.letso of ,dslin,str atom
on tao personal estate OF Joseph II.
bandevaie, late of III county aiors.a d,
dec.sscu all persons having Gains .
gainsl the said Gecedent ace hereby
warned to exhibit the same witt, The
vouchers thereof duly authenticated aud
passe.i by the Orphans Lourt, &c the
SUBSCRIBERS Oh or be!or. the tenth day
of May next, or they may by law be
excluded from ali ben. lit ~ SAID estate {;
ane those Indebted thereto ere required
to make immediate paYment.
Given under eur hands th,s 10th day
of Novemb, i, 1913.
Robcr' Vaudeville,
jam S Vaudeville.
Adninistrato,s Of jos. II. Asnxevlle
Er.gS
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MOTH +.
THE sutsCrib rs cor The Stook of
i the Union Bank Of .Mfraadria
are herety rCiihcd t. d, tpt ~ Mat H.
ment OF One Dollar IN each share, will
be- lsyable on ".onday the324th Janua-
ry next. The payments viii be re-
ceived at tn Office OF the Company in
Fairfax Street, A'exnndr
C. T. Chapman,
Cashier.
Dec %.
a. The Editors of Papers in Win
CHESTER and Lees urg, who inserted in
ti,eir papers former notices of the In
stisution. are reqGestsd to insert the
above TIL the, Gath January.
Notice is hereby given,
That the subscriber has ob sine'l from
the County Court Of Fairfax, letters of
administration, on the personal estate
Of William Payne deceased. All per.
.ops having claims aeains the estSte,
are warned. to exhibit them for settle
ment, on or before the 18th May next
and all those indebted are requested
to make immediate nayn'snt
Elizabeth PAYNE,
Administrators.
Novenber SS
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HAMfLTON's
Worm LOZengeS.

This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to Others OF similar title, so COM
monly complained OF as operating with
violence on the contrary, apartlc ul.r
excellence ofthis remedy is its being
suited to every age and constitution -
Itconsa;ns nothing but what isperfect,
ly innocent, and is so mild in its ore
ration that i, annot injure the tender
est infant OF week old, should no
worms exist in tue body /; but will
without p.in or gripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels, Of whatever is
foul or offensive, and thereby prevent
the production of worms, and many
fatal disorders
A dose of this medicine given occa-
sionaily duriag the warm season will
sacctually prevent "the vomiting and
pnrging of children" dreadful disor-
der, whiah annually destroys thousands
o f,he infant part Of our citizens. 1t
;sEsewiss the miliest and most certain
remedy known, and has restored to
health and strength agreat number
when in an advanced stage OF this fatal
complaint. Particular and plain In
strnctions are given for every part OF
tie necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medI-
cine with eagerness; having apleaslng
appearance, aad an agreeable taste.
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A CARD.
Land for Sale.
II Farm containing nfwards Of $50
ACRES,


ACRES,
About Eve miles from Alexandra,
= pa-t of il within quarter OF a mile
from the Little River Turnpike Road,
Is for Sale.--rhcTe are about so acres
oi Meaday, through which runs an
active and never falling stream the d.
stance of ABBOTT bait mile, having
sufficient fall for Wa,er-Works suited
10 various Factories, and upwards OF 100
acres which have never been cleared
The situarion is healthy, there being a.
buadance Of excellent Sprtngs' ana
from the brows of the elevated grounds
may be seen the 6ne Valley OF baoksIck
Run, Great Hunting Greek, the south
ern exsrc nifty of Alexandra, and the IT.
yer Potomac. II is bounded principally
bs the lard. OF VIM. Hepburn. Jchs
Summers and Wa. Moss. A parts in
the tenure Of stephen Lomax, who Will
give some information about the Doan-
daries, to any person disposed to buy
aud it is ex pected no person Will otter TO
purchase without first viewing the pre-
misses. The farm will be sold BY the a
cpe, according toa survey to De made
and the teens Of paymea. shall be rea-
sonabie for which application Is 10 be
made 10 the subscriber.
Charles Lee.
December 10. I'm.
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Infallible Ague and Fever
Drops.
For the cure of agues, remittent
and intermittent feyers.
NOTE.

The great celebrity acquired by
several of the foregoing medicines DUR
ing the last Is years, and the frequent
enquiry for them, at every apothecary
and vender of medicine IN the United
States, induced the sordid and IN
p,incip.od, to prepare ceunterfeits, d
10 impose such counterfeits ON the pub
lie more than one have basely COM
menced business under the assumed
name Of Lee, for the purpose OF rend-
ing with greater success, limitations
ofthe excellent remedies prepared BY
my late husband, and have had the as
suranss publicly to advertise them as
having been in constant use for up
wards of IL years.
BY these and similar receptions, the
proprietor has been robbed ofpart of
tie reward of her labour,, and many
individuals, srestiy injured in that
most valuable OF all earthly blessings,
HEALTH. For these reasons the
proprietor earnestly requests the pub
Tic to apply only 10 those persons pub
Iicly advertised as vendors Other me-
dicine, and like wise to observe the ge-
nuine medicine have on the outside the
signature OF
HANNAH LEE,
Widow and administratrix of Rich.
ard Lee, Jun deceased.
Medical Wsreanusc, No. Sc, Maid
en- Lane, New York.
az At the place of sale, Pam.
billet: may be had gratis, describing
cures performed by the above hcdi-
cines; the number, importance and
responsibility OF which, fully justify
every article ofthe advertisement.
SOLD BY
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King Street, and no
where else in Alexandria.
October s. s.
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on infants . week old, not containinse
particle of mercury or any dangerous
ingredient whatever, and not accom-
panied with that torrnenting smart
which attends the application OF other
remedies.
Hahn's true and Genuine
German Corn Plaster.
An infaIlibie remedy tor Corns,
speedily removing them root 3 branch,
witaout giving pain.
The Genuine Persian Lo-
ton.
The Restorative Powder for ths
Teeth and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Wa
ter.
A sovereign remedy for all dis
eases of the eyes.
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Extract Of an der ef tie Csrtsrca,, ]
Alexandria for The eringui.hu.,, !,
Fire. ?
Section z. fany person who.2pI.
present at any fire, shall nesltT CIV
fuse to obey the order or direction \;
ny Officer who shall be appointed BY a,
hre company now established or vt;,,
may be hereafter established, knoaT'
him to be an officer, sue person, sI,s
forfeit and pay the sum OF Ave DOLLAR.
Provided the name of such officer ,.,a
have been first published in che Of 4.
public papers.
AT an annual meeting Of the Pri.naai,
Fire Co. held at Mr.. McOoug,lP,
Tavern, January 10, 1914, the fellow.
ing Officers have besn duly sl.s
for the ensuing year. viz:
Commanders.
Charles Mcknight, LIST.
James Carson, %.
James S. Scott. Sd.
Subordinate Directors
Charles Pascoe,
Matthew Robinson,
Samuel Smith.
Regulators.
Presley Jacobs,
Thomas Towers,
Nehemiah Carson,
James Gait.
Jrusteea.
John Longdon,
Aaron Hewcs,
John Horner,
Ephraim Evans.
Ersracf from tie GIicutes.
TEST,
MATTHEW ROBINSON.
Jan. i3.
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Hamilton's Elixir.

A sovereign remedy forColds, obstinate
Coughs. Asthmas, Cstarrbs, Sore
Threats, and approaching Con'ump.
tions. To parents who have chill.
dren afflicted with the
HOPPING COUGH
This discovery is OF the FIRST magni-
tude, as it affords immediate reiiet,
checks the progress, and in short
time entirely removes the most eluei
disorders 20 which children are liable.
The Elixir is perfectly agreeable, and
the dose so small, that no difficulty a.
rise. in taking it.
Hamilton's Grand Kesto-
ratlve,
T, recommended as an Invaluable
medicine, for the speedy rehef& per-
,manent cureof
Nervous disorders Violent cramps IN
consumptions the stomach ana
Lowness of spirits back
Loss of appetite Indigestion
Impurity of the Melancholy
bIood Gout in the sto.
uvs.-r;caI affec. mach
t;ons Pads in the limb
inward weakness. Relations, etc.
es and liability
HAMILTON's
Genuine Essence and Ex-
tract of Mustard,
4 safe and effcctual remedy ior
Acute & Chronic Rheumatism, Govt
Rheumatic Govt, Palsy, Lumbago'
Nunbnes,, White Swelling, Chi
blains, Bruises, Sprains, Pain In the
Face aud Neck, etc.
This valuable remedy IS prepared
Ihoth in fluid state and in pills, and
thus excclleatly adapted for extern
and Internal use.
ITCH CURED.
| Lees Ointment for the
Itch.
| Warranted an infallible remedy 2
| enc application, may be used WITT
perfect safety BY pregnant women @ =
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For the Prevention e Cure
s, of Bilious and Malignant

of Bilious and Malignant
FeyerS.
No Medicine hitherto discovered has
been raole successful, than HAhNS'
AN TI-BILI0US PILLS.
Tie operation of these Pills isper.
festly mild, so that they may DC used
with safety by persees OF every situa'
Ton and Of every age.
They are excellenty adapted to car
~ of .upcrHuous bile. and prevent IL
uiorbiI .secretions-to restore and
mend the appetite--to procure tree
perspiration, & thereby prevent colds
watch often have fatal consequences
A dose never fails to remove a cold, u
taken on its first appearance. They
ar4 celebrated for removing hsbitus.
costiysneSs-sicknsss 1t the stomach,
aud severe head.ache-snd ought to be
taken by ai persons on change oil
climate.
They have been found remarkably
efficacious in preventing and curing
disorder. attendant on long VOYAGES,
and should be procured, and carefully
preserved for use, BY every seaman
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Alexandra Academy.

u
r,HE Trustees Of the institation
nave the satisfaction of informing
the public that on Monday the ieth
inst. department will be IN operation.
under the Immediate management OF
J.seAh Sheneer of Yale College, for M
struction in the following branches,
viz.-Rexiing, writing,arithmstic, geo.
graphy and History with the use OF the
Globes, at the rate Of $40 per annuH.
Missionaries and natural Philosophy
with other branches Of useful ano or
namsntal learning, at the rate OF Aoo
per annum So that this department
will be calculated a. well for the 'recep-
ton of such as may have hnlshed the
usual course of Latin and Gresk stu,
dies, as Of those who are only intenaed
to be furnished with a complete and
polished English education.
The advantages which this seminary
combines, under ito present regulation
thew be,iey. will hardly be found to be
equ.lled By any other within their
knowledge.-First, School upon the
plan of Joseph Lancaster, IN whilh
children are instructed from the Alpha
1T, and advanced to degree OF pro-
6ciency in reading, writing, ari!hme'
tic english grammar and geography
with rapidity which to those uh:c
ouainted with this mode Of education
might appear incredible. The DEPART
ment for ietin and greek, is stu snder
the imme date direction of Abial Hol-
brook an experienced teacher. From
eith-, of these, scholars will pass to
the first mentioned departments, as
they may be intended for classical edu'
cation or otherwise.
The Trustees by ENGRAVING this adj
ditiona! department on the original esta'
blishment, have endeavored to meet
the wishes Of many, Who while they
have been solicitous that their children
would b. instructed in all the usciul
and ornamental branches OF education
taught at the several universities, have
ben deferred, either from inability IN
relation to the expencc, or from unWil-
lingness to hazard the exchange OF
mora for intellectual treasures. They
therefore chsrish hope that their en-
dcayors to obviate shese difficulties,
may be found worthy OF engaging the
aid and encouragement of the pubic
generally, and especially OF tho iaha-
bitsnts of this place
The price OF tuition in the different
departments of this seminary is as fol.
lows:
In the Lancaster School, 80 per an.
In the upper English
School while pursuing
reading, writing, arith-
metic, or engaged in
the study OF Geogra-
ply and History $50 peran.
In the higher classes in
this and in the Latin <
Greek School, $50 per an.
BY order of the Trustees,
James Muir, Prest.
Jan. 4