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" HITE.SMITH.

vHNBE subscriber embraces this opportunity of
thanking the public in general for their Ii.
beral encouragement since his commencement
IN busness, assuring them that every attention
VIII be paid to merit continuance of their sum
port. Having engaged complete Locksmth,
II enables HIM to pay more particular attention
to the various branches of White smiihinc,
which are follows:
REPAIRS door, sideboard, chest mortoise, and
all kinds of locks and keys, hand irons, fire irons,
brass or steel, coffee mills cut, sc.
Repairs and g.inds surgeons instruments, RAJ
zors, shears, scissors. &c. bell hanging with the
incest facility and durability. Makes elastic
steel trusses, peDknile aad other blades letters
and brands cut TO any size, and every variety OF
fancy work in either steel, iron, copper or brass.
executed IN the neatest manner Guns and mis-.
tolls stocked and repaired, ships and other com
passes touched, quadrants and spy glasses re.
pared N. b. Work will be done very low for
cash only. Shoemakers' Tools of every descrin-
ton made and repaired. GEORGE JONES.
Next door to r. Wood, Fairfax.street.
NOTICE. have variety of articles repair
ed considerable time since, which if not paid
for IN less than a month, will be sold by auction
to pay the repairs, and the surplus (if anvil will
be delivered to the owners of such proper,y.
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Dying, Securing, and Dressing
Establishment.

Corner of Prince and Farfar streets.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, silk, woollen, and cot
- ton dyer and scourer, from England, res
pecttuily tenders his grateful acknowledge ments
to the ladies and gentlemen of Alexantiris, for
the liberal patronage with which he has been
uniformly favored since his first settlement here:
and hopes by bis unremitiing care, uniform
punctuality, and moderate prices, to merit con-
tinuance of their custom.
>. WIS mode OF securing and dressing by
STEAM sPoNGISG, has peculiar efficacy in ex-
racing all Kinds of spots, Stains, iron moutls,
&c. from all woollen, cotton and silk clothes. and
stufs, &c. !; so that gentlemen's coats, panta-
looms, vests, &c, and ladies' habits ncrino shawIs,
lace wells, &c. will be restored to their first co
ior and beauty. Also, stockings, gloves, para.
soils, &c. cleaned, dyed and dressed in the neat
est manner, as to equal their original appea-
rance. Military uniforms, gold and silver EN-.
broidery, fringe, epaulets, tassels, &c cleaned
and polished to equal their original brilliancv.
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PRoCLANlATTON

ne President of the United States h.,;n.
-. ~ oruered quarantine 10 be cstabl;sbed 70,
me p's,.es Of Columbia, and, in his absence 4,
u.s 'ne DUTY OF the corporate authority OF the
P'aee 20 MAKE known the same-Be IL, therefore,
snoien, That in conformity thereuhh .,o Lsr,.'
oy declare, that the said quarantine establish
nent rs for the present located ON board the
snip Fair Trader anchored in the Potomac. one
mile below the town OF Alexandria; and all whom
u may concern, are required to take notice, and
govern themselves according to written instruc.
t.ons gwen to the superintendent of quarantine.
0 osen from under my hand at Alexandria this
ON uay OIL Aug. 1872 CHR. NEALE,
aug & Mayor of Alexandria
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DR.. SMITH.
(7HE INDIAN PHYSicI,aM !,

TIE tNOI.4W PHYSICIAM ]
TNAkES this opportunity of >informips me ii.
hzens OF Alexandria, and its vicinity, that.
owing to the numerous and pressing invita,ions
ne has received, hewiil leave this place on The
4th inst. for Norfolk, where he intends establish.
ing mas intrmery. Any communications AL.
dressed 10 nun, by the steamboat, per captain
Jenkins WIN meet with prompt attention aud
dispatch. Medicines or advice can be for ward cd
weekly, with the greatest certainty and conf.
dence. s+ 49, $3.50
Dr. smith returns his warmest thanks 10 the
inhabitants of Alexandria, for their liberal at
tention and poiteness and hopes by bis gene
raj successful receive share of their future
patronage. If inv 10
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FRESH GOODS.

Hats, Shoes, Tortoise Shell Con,5s, SC.
VOHN ii. RUNNELLS u Co have lust re.
~ oeived at their Shoe and Hat store,
King street, Alexandria, a general assortment OF
superior heaver Hats, made by first rate work.
men in the country. Also, low priced compris.
ing Of every kinds do; and have made arrange
ments with different manufactures, which will
enable them TO be constantly supplied with the
very best; with general assortment oil shoes,
together with ivory, tortoise, and mock shell
combs of every description clothes, hair, and
other brushes, of different kinds, with a variety
OF other fancy articles, which will be disposed of
on very liberal terms. Fancy or other goods
VIII be received as heretofore, and disposed OF
to the best advantage on commission auyo
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THE FOUNT.
FROM THE LoHDos couR,rn.
IRELAND.

FROM THE LoHpos coua,rn.
IRELAND. .
DYING OF HLNGER.-Auux
Before the dawn, amid their sleep. I heard
Ivy SONS lior they were with mel weep and ash
e, = or bread. Right cruel art thou, fno pang
.nou reel at thinking what my heart foretolI;
Ana ~ not now, why use thy tears to flow,
M s,,r nag they wakcnd: and the hour drew near
Wnen they were wont to bring us food the mind
VI each misgaye him, through his dream, and
nearo' al ITS outlet underneath, lock'd up
IN terrible tower whence, utteripg not a word.
iookd upon the visage ofiny sons.
wept not SO: all stone felt within.
Ahey weptj and one, my little Anselm, cried
ihouiokest so Father, what ais thee.. Yet
shed no tear, nor answered all that day
Nor the next night, until another sun
Lame out upon the world. When faint beam
Had on our doleful prison made i,s way.
An. And in four countenances 1 deserted 81
In. Inc image of my own, on either hand
through agony bit, and they who thought
did It through desire of feeding, rose
IN sudden, and cried, "Father, we should
grieve
ar less u thou wou,dst eat of us thou gays,
.Ihese weeds of miserable flesh we wear
"And do thou strip them of from us again"
linen, not to make them sadder, kept down
My spirit in stiffness. That day and the nc,t
We all were silent. An, obdurate earth!
why opends not upon us? When we came
10 the fourth day, then Gaddo a;.my feet
Vutstretch did fling him, crying, mHast no hell
"For me, my Father ?' There he died, and cen
Plainly as thou seest me, saw the three
"a rn'i one by one twixt fifth day and sixth;
whence betook me, now grown blind TO grope
Over them all, and for three days aloud
Caild on them who were dead. Then fas,;pp go,
The mastery of grief"
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NOTIGE

He subscriber having received convey.
u ance of the merchandise, debts and ef.
iects OF the late firm of A. & A. II. Adams, for
,ne cement OF their creditors, requests those in
debted to make immediate payment, Tho Gro.
ditors are requested to present their claims with
ontdelay and are required to take notice thai
theperiod of thirty days only from the 18th inst
Is allowed to them by the terms of said deed. TO
enti'e themselves to dividend by executing a
general release TO the said A. A. H. Adams
aug 10 DWIGHT METCArF ,rns,.o
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REPARTEE.

M Lalande dined one day at the house
oil Rccamicr the Banker, he was seated
between the celebrated beauty, Madam
Recamier, and Madam de Staei, equally
distinguished for her wit. Wishing 10
say something TO Please the ladies, the
astronomer exclaimed-"How happy |
am to be thus placed between wit and
beauty - Eyes, Nj. Lalande,' sarcas,i-
caily replied Madam de StaeJ, sand with.
out possessing either
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-26
A LIGHT PIN

snppose, said punster to taIluw-
chandler, that you intend shortly to take
out patent for making assemblies. 1t
will indeed be most excellent invention.
u do not know at all what you mean
why, mean that your candles burn SO
bad that they emf, very ghasty light
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NOTItFE.

HE subscriber intending leaving Acxan-
d dria, on the Goth inst. REQUESTS ali persons
having demands against him TO prcsep, them
Tor payment before that period-and all indebted
to HIM either by note or account are pasiieularly
requested {" make payment, as all demands (of
onS standing) after the above date, must be
eft IN the haads ola collector VIM TRUE
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-26
HOGS,

HE citizens having repeatedly complained
OF being much annoyed by hogs going at
large within the limits of the corporation, con.
drary to the 9Th section of the law, passed the
Zoth January, 1921, which authorizes us 70 kill
or destroy them-Noticc therefore, is hereby OIL
ven,to all concerned, that after the 10th inst
all hogs found going at large within the limits of
the town, will be Unfortunately killed.
DAVIS BOWIE,
LEONARD ADAMS,
aug Police Constabies
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NOTICE

:: partnership of .5!Uuand .Ia1aey was
dissolved by mutual consent on The 4th ul-
timo. All persons having claims against the
said firm are requested to produce them,as soon
as possible; and all persons indebted will please
make payment TO Nj. Miller g. Son without de-
lay, as no further indulgence can, or will be Civ
en-. MORDECAI MILLER. :
mo "a ct ABlJAH JANNEY
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HUMOR.
EOUIVOCAL PIGS.

A person was prosecuted and tired for
stealing pigs. There was no doubt as to
The fact; but as it was not stated in the
indictment what sort Of pigs they were,
whether alive or dead, whether animal
pigs, or pigs of lead, the prosecution was
nOnct,ised
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-26

viz. BOB Formerly called Harrison): and
JOE BAKER, his brother, the property of Tbs
Marshall /; ESSEX and ANANIAS, the proncr,v
of John Marshall, jr and ANTHONY, beione.
ing to James X. Marshall; all residing in Fan
quier county, Va.
BOB is about % years Of age, of black com
plexion, about feet 2 or 8 inches high. and
cooper by trade. ihe - =
JoE BAKER, IS blacksmith, a wear or tive,
Younger than the other, of much lighter com.
piexion, and taller by an inch or more botI,
had new linen shirts and trowsers The farmc,
wore occasionally, a light blue jacket, and lonc
cloth coat partly worn; the latter hat of ral,.
DTS iur, win black Grape, which he has pro-
badly removed, though the mark oft may n,,..
haps be seen as the hat is of dingy white
ESSEX, is tall, handsome negro. of Uoh,
complexion, prominent features, and wears larnc
whskers: about 80 years Of arc
ANNANiAS, is very black and not so tall.
q or Do years ofage. ~
ANTHONY, is tai! stout man, of LIGHT com
plexon, and disagreeable countenance. aItbo,,oh
MS features are good his eyes have a peculiar
aPPeafahce' anu seem somewhat bloodshot.--
They went of with "a negro man named Ton,
formerly belonging to Thomas Marshall. Ton,
was lately apprehcnded in Philadelphia, brouobt
10 Warrenton, Fauquier, lodged in iail. and .nld
10 trader, name unknown; he broke mil abon.
a fortnight ago, and has been Iurkinp in tb;s
neighborhood, but without our Knowing il. unt;I
the others had eIoped with him. He is a fan
negro, with a complexion like his cousin Joe
Bakers It's said that the advertisement do.
scrieing him, states him to have swelling ON his
mead and one on his back he is about % years
Ola. There IS no doubt they are all endeayor
ing to get to Philadelphia. We will give goo
respectively for each of men, if taken ONT M
,he state and 900 for each of them if appre
henoeo within the state, and in either case safe.
~ delivered to us. What reward has been Of
tfrcd for Tom is not known TO the subscribers
Il THOMAS MARSHALL.
JOHN MARSHALL, Jr.
JAMES X. MARSHALL.
Oak Hill, Fauauier Co Va inlu % Ga &c
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REMOV AT,

lindsay s. HILL have removed TO the new
II brick store, lower end of King street where
they offer for sale general assortment of
groceries, on accommodating terms. They wish
to purchase wheat, rye, and corn, for which the
highset price will be given. aug IA
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.4b0ut StCtU Three .Acres.

About Sicty Three .Acres.
The improvements are handsome and conve.
nient two story brick dwelling house and kitchen,
gardeners house, stable, carriage house &c. Sc;
an early and productive garden, and an orchard
of the most choice and best selected fruit of va
'rious kinds. There are about thiriy-two acres
under cultivation, divided into fields of from Sc
ven 10 nine acres each, oil enclosed with sub
stantal fencing the remainder of the tract is
in wood of good growth. The healthy and de-
iightfirf situation of this property, the command.
ins prospect afforded from the house, OF the
town Of Alexandria, the city of Washington, the
river Potomac, and the adjacent country for Sc
veral miles around its contiguity to the turn
pike road, and its short distance from town, with
other obvious advantages, combine 10 render this
the most desirable farm of its size now offered
for sale. Il will be sold upon liberal credit,
or will be exchanged for stock in any Of Tie
banks in this district paying specie. The PIE.
misses will be shewu, and the terms made known
on application to the subscriber, at the Mocha
MICS Bank. CHARLES CHAPLIN
july 10 3tSS 1avtf
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FOR SALE,

y. The Land and house on Stump ni.,
"a lately owned by MIR. Norton, being
xEE3 about 81 acres well inelosed on the LII,
BSkS tie River Turnpike road, miles fron,
~ Alexandria. The garden contains ma
ny valuable shrubs, vines and frait trees. The
situation is handsome and healthy. Possession
may be had Immediately. The time. OF payment
viii be reasonably extended to suit the purchaser.
march III law tf w. CRANCH.
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TO RENT.

A2uA convenient three story brick house,
HW corner of Wolf and Water streets,
8SkS which will be let az a reduced rent tor
6A.SszS good tenant There are on the premi-
SEES ain excellent stable, and every convenience
for the accommodation and comfort Of a family
march "a &c ~ SAMUEL BARTLE.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against BiJAH
n JANNEY, are requested to present them
with as little delay as possible to the subscriber
WM. III. MILLER,
mo II 6t Trustee of a Lanney
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CHAIiiS-

lindsay Y HILL having been appointed
~ agents for a factory in New-York, from
which they willbe constantly supplied, have re.
ceived per brig Frederick, 90 dozen, comprising
me most elegant variety of Cane, Rush Bottom,
and Windsor Chairs, ever offered in this market.
which they viii sell at New York prices. aug 10
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From late London hater.
On the Cd OF May, hair dresser, who
lives in Water street, Newry, after hav
ing made libation to Bacchus, imagined
that he was to be hanged, and that the
officers OF justice were entering his house
70 carry him TO execution. Under this
strange impressions, he contriyed to get
on the root CT his habitation, along yhich
ne darted with the velocity OF hunted
squirrel. From his own roof he was seen
bounding, like a terrified Kangaroo, over
several other roofs, now and then paus
ing, when he came TO chimney, and
either peeping into the funnel, like mag.
pie into marrow bone, or listening 10
ms imaginary pursuers, like hare when
she catches, with cooked ears, the tones
Of the distant beagles. Meanwhile, seye-
raj of his Deigbbors collected together,
anxious to secure the man, and prevent
his expected fall. lie saw them, mistook
them for bailjHs, ran rapidly along the
roof OF Mr.. Wallace's stores, proceeded
10 that oil MIR. John QuiDn's, over which
I've rushed with as much security as a
sharp. clawed cat, or muscular ourang-
'UutaDg, Till he came to the gable, from
which he jumped with daunlless intrepl.
dity, upon an adjacent dwelling house,
descent OF about 1--WE beljeve) eighty feet,
imagining, no doubt, that it was neck or
nothing with him. From thence he pro.
ceeded TO Mr.. Smiths roof, where he |
stripped portion Of the chimney of
bricks, and, squeezing himself into one |
ni the tunnels, peltcd the people who
wished to secure him, with these missiles |
as long as his supply lasted. In this stu. |
alton he was seized, secured with ropes. |
ohd lowered down to an immctse multi.
tude of the market people, who were
gazing with establishment at the funny
sambois Of the risky ir1seur,
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Two candidates of the name of Adam
. Low, preached probation sermons for
lcciureship,which was in the gift OF the
congregation. Mr.Low preached in the
morning, taking for his text, a.adam,
where art thou - and made very ex-
cellent sermon, with which the coDgre-
CATION appeared much edited. Mr.. Ad.
am who was presents preached in the G.
vening, taking for his text the passage
Immediately. following that of his rival.
40, here am l." This impromptu, and
ms sermon, gained Mr.. A. the lecture.
ship.
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FARM FOR SALE

The subscriber wishes to sell HAT
Ia desirable and well improved farm situ-
H ated in the county of Fairfax, upon tlsr
HsSSl Little River turnpike road, two ana q
~ half miles from Alexandria, containing
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HENRY PITTMAN

iIGlNIel Il L MAN
Having by purchase, made OH the f,penfy.seye,,t,
day OF Nay last, become the sole propre,or, .,,I
publisher, of the establishment of
THE ALEXANDRIA HERALD
intends, IN future, strictly adhcring to s,ese
CONDITIONS.
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by town subscribers.
ii. Subscriptions for less than sir ,non,..a
charged at the rate of six and a ouar,er ca.,'
each paper. cents
III Extra papers six and quarter Cents
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ages are balanced.
v ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding a snuar.
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NOTE.
Subscribers who, from the neglect of the c,,.
ners, or otherwise may not receive their mare.
can OMAN them on application al the Office go
'ha' no allowance can be made for ,p;ss;,o -
pers. '"'s'"S pa
~ Complaints having been made of ,ers....
VINO are not only in the habit of 5orro,r;,,, ,hs
papers, but of taking them from the dooS, '"o
are, therefore, informed ,,,..
me latter practice must be desis,ed fron, s
me carriers have been directed TO deI;vo, ~
papers TO none but subscribers or sncb -. M
may authorize TO receive my
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DARRELL & GROVERMAN
AVE just received and offer for sale. aoon
L. lbs bacon, 1000 lbs hogs lard, very FOOD
cases containing 100 pair mems fine sboes
Also, IN store, general assortment of groceries
which Will be sold at their usual reduced price,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
Public Sale.

ME subscriber, as agent for Alex.
IL ANGER Fulton Of The city of Rich.
mond, will sell, at public auction, be.
fore the door of capt. Edward Me.
Guire's Hotel, on the ist day of June
Court next. at IL o'clock.
A Tract of Land,
on the drains Of Hog Greek, patented
to Jacob Trout. bearing date the eth
of June, 1889. This tract contains
45f ACRES,
and abounds with much valuable Tim.
Der, which, from its coutisuity to a
Saw Mill, (Mr. John Crackwells) is
very valuable.-The terms Of sale will
be one fourth of the purchase money
in hand; the remaining three fourths
in equal annual intaImeuts. Bond
and security will be required.
CHARLES MAGILE..
April ~.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
Pine-Grove Factory.

His establishment is now in good
& order and ready for the reception
OF wo"!, which will be- manufactured
into cloth, cassiuett, blankets, or lin.
sey, at moderate prices. Those who
send their wool early will get their
cloth early; wool will be taken 10 part
pay at a fair price. The subscribers
tender their sincere thanks for past ia
yoFs, and every exertiou will, as here
iOEnre, be made to render satisfaction
to those who may favor them with
their custom
~ Carding & fuiIing done at the
customary prices OF this section Of
country.
(. HOLMES & WARD.
Bruicetown, Nav 4
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
Manufacturing, Dying s Ores
sing of Cloth.

FHHBE subscriber respectfully TO-
4 forms the public that he has rent.
ed the woOlleD factory at Chester-gap,
near Frout-ROysl, lately occupied by
Messrs. Thomas Buck and It. BayIey,
Having put new cards in the cardiDg
machines, and the fulliog mill being
put in complete order. and having a
perfect knowledge Of the business, he
engages to manufacture WOOL into
cloth Of every description for custom
ers, viz: Sstiinet, Csssinet, Blankets.
and negro Cloth; also Cashmere and
narrow plain ClOths.---The subscriber
has on hand a quantity Of superfne
Cloths and Csssimeres, which he will
sell low for cash or wool, OF any coun.
try produce that he may want.
eTCerding and fuiling will BIO done
on the shortest notice.
May ., JOHN HOLLAND,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
SURVEYING,

OF n ' u tlNus
THE subscriber having come to the
termination Of attending personally to
all bis business AZ
Surveyor for the County,
{ and not by deputy a. heretofore as
suFes the people Of Frederick that his
unremittsa ezertiuns shall be used to
serve them in all cases of private as
we'll az public nature, with that
prOmptitude aud accuracy which he
hopes will merit continuance Of the
confidence and patronage he has here
tOfoFe received at their bands, His
fees upon public surveys are regulated
by law aud Of course must govern him:
those of n private nature he will rem
der as reasonable as eau possibly be eK-
pected.
PpDuriBg the sittiBgs Of The courts,
he will be found at Capt. M'Guire's
tavern, in WINCHESTER and st o.
Their times. letters may be addressed
or personal application made to him
either at Bat'le,town or Winchester.
WMs CASTLEMAN, Juu.
May list, SVIT, z, CITY,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
FOR SALE,

X TRACT OF LAND containing
\ about 400 ACRES, lying on the
in road leading from Winchester to
mney and Moorefeld, within four
'es of the former place and whereon
subscriber now lives. The land il
lie, with two comfortable DWELL
40 HOUSES, Kitchen, Smoke
e, an excellent BARN, an Orchard
aoice fruit, and good water. The
place has been occupied aud kept
Tavern upwards Of 20 years, and
fought to be one Of the best country
Is within large circle. 7 he terms
ne mode accommodating on appl
an 10 the subscriber.
: b. 2--tf JACOB WEAVER.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-05-25
Dancing School.
J o III n A. XAUPT

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the
aa Ladies and Gentlemen of Win
chester and its vicinity, that, depend
ing on continuance Of their former
liberal patronage, no will open his
Dancing School,
on Saturday the 18th inst. in the house
lately occupied 0y Mr., Heteriek, OPP
posite the Republican Printing Office.
Those who desire taking lessons in
that elegant accomplishment, will
please to subscribe their names 60 the
List, containing she terms, &c. left in
Mr. Davis Reading Room. inde-
pendent of the particular attention
shat ]. A, Xaupi proposes defeating
to the improvement, in dancing, OF
the pupils entrusted to his care, pa
rents may rest assured that proper re-
gard shall be paid to their department.
MAY t1-3t,