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u VIE subscriber having wished, for some
lime past, 10 Eisi, the interior Of Virginia,
bns now tue pleasure Of offering his services,
rs "a fiOt ESaOK OF MUSIC, 10 the citizens
Of L}uchbnrg, and il vifinIy aud ms h.
plan oi instruction differs very essentially
rom that which j. commonly employ od, he
hopes 10 be cAcu. ed for olrrhg lew 10.
murks.
Music is too often considered as a mere M.
chanieel requirement, aud many Of those who
hay" stnded il, rs polite accompl, .hmcnt
hive been tnught Ia rely chiefly upon The
strength oi thoit rccollrclion, and their M.
hnai deAienly They 20 Oh learning tune af
ter tune, without q know ledge of the general
principle, nj tie science, until their memory
and Their iimr can accomplish no more ihcy
now forget the old, rs fast a. they con acquire
the neH, aud often at mn expense oi time mud
labor, winch would have sulleed 10 rrnd, 4
them first rate musicians even those with the
best ear, end the luG3t natural tum iol nusir,
BEGIN to regard the practise, rs IA burlpuaono
task
Music, however is . science rs beautifully
and systematically connected in all is ;afls,
and a fixed in all its principle, as Mnihema-
tn, o. Astronomy -aHj When So iansht, is
pleasures adore. themselves 10 our mental.
rs well rs our animal nature. II is capable at
once OF engaging The inncy, improving the
intellect, and deligding The schsr Whru mu.
seal instruction IS properly conducted, The
schonr dOes not simpiy learn In add tune 10
tuuc5 without the assistance ol the teacher,
bat become, thoroughly acquainted With the
principles Of the scieuGr, n well Is the prac-
tee of tue AIT. The performance OF a new
piece il then Us easy rs the reading Of a new
novel; and The exercise Of this elegant ac-
/ complement, no longer felt Il. a labour, be.
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gENlt SthSCiilBfR, the proprietor OF the
MINERAL SPRINGS, within The corpo-
raiion Of Lynthb0re, IS preparing suitable ae-
comnodaiinn for those Who my desire to
drink ihem. lh.s water has been partially
analysed by rhysi,aas of cmluence, aud is
aliodged 10 eouieln ench mineral qunlitiee ns
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mpn street alTdfding Il convenient aud plfa
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created and indastfiously circulated by The
ignorant AMI malicious The public is assured
that they were prrjudires unidundcd in truth,
and which viii speedily yield 10 trial and eS.
pertinent 10 these only legitimate tests of
virtue aud truth, he respectfully invites all
who desire Ia preserve their health unninred
- The heat Of SUMMER and the bnrlhcns of
business 81 20 rc,uslntr il, when impaired
by Tie ,icisaitudes OF climate, or the ru1agos
al disra5r
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.IrS. u. CaDam, .NfssrS. Lfft1oich d
Gayt9r, Bromn y Cio99or, NJ L. .HurTtH.
George Whiitoche, DoriS &. IFestoa, and
y. Brodfte.
NoU and each of you, have at this time,
Corn deposited IN the lyhcliarg Mills,
10 be ground aud delivered TO tong oulerr-as
have surrendered up the property 10 tho
owners, you viii eense 10 refnrd me as re-
sponsible tor the samc iou viii take il a.
way, or otherwise dispose of II as YOU may
tbink proper. WILLIAM a. ALLEN.
May 30. 2tt43
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and nick or- nnder bit in the left ear, a,'-
praised to six dollars, according 10 Iap posted
before me, Ihomas Goodson, Justice of file
neace lor the county aforesaid, Deeeu her ! i
1922. THOMAS hOOns0N.
Mny 50. w9,es
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rgNiF undersigned lmug very DESTROYS % clio.
d sing their business ~ soon IL il j. Fraction
bic, take his method OF informing those who
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respective accounts a. cHfls ns possible This
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MCKEE, MEM & GkEENHAY.
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friend, ami relations ought TO do
ISAAC TlSSLEY,
ALEXANDER TiNSbEY,
May 30. 2w 40
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Court of the Northern District ofthe state
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the Circuit Court in the Southern District
of said state, in the same manner, and upon
the same terms, as from Other courts To
their respective Circuit Courts.
Approved Washington, March g. 1923
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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-19
This is to give Notice.

FHAT the subscribers Of tlexandria coun Nv
y in the District Of Columbia, have obtained
from the orphans' court of said county, letters
documentary on the estate Of DANIEL Nc
CLEAN, late of the county afore aid, deco -
All persons having claims against the said de.
cedcnt are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof passed nv the or
phans court, on or before the 10th dsy Of
September next; or they NAV, bv law, he ex-
GUIDED from all benefit To said estate and all
those indebted thereto, are required 50 make
immediate payment. Given under our hands
this 10th day of March, 1929.
NORMAN II. FTrZHUGH,
JACOB DOUGLAS,
march 10 1aw6w executors of DAM Mclean
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NISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
County Of BierGndriG, to vii.
November term, 1922, 18th day.
IN CHANCERY.
Josiah Watson-coupr arsANT.
AGAINST

USNWSG
John McIver, Francis Peyton, and Jonah
Thompson, surviving commissioners under Il
commission against Josiah Watson bankrupt,
Margaret Chaplin, administrators OF Gurden Cha
pin, Sarah Harper, Administrative of Joseph
Harper, James Hooe, administrator ofWm.
EIodgson, LeitiaK cLnedy administrative OfJas.
Kennedy, Junior, John McIAer, assignee of Eli
sha c. Dick Jamc, Keith, Richard M Scott,
Lawrence Berry, Ohm Muncaster, John Gulicli,
Mathew Page, Francis Sniblng, Gavin HamiI.
Ron John Hopkins, John Pancoast, Samuel
Nichols, Games Keith, .ir. Ann Hunter, Walter
II. Smith, James SaDderson, administrators OF
WIN. J. Hall. Roht Tailor surviving Administrator
ofJasWiiSon, Jonah ThOmpsonS. Richard Vtitch
lately trading under the firm of THOMPSON and
'yeitcb, Joseph Tidball, William Taylor, John
Bachelor, Richard Veitch, Andrew Ramsay and
Nm. Ramsay lately trading under the firm OF
Andrew and WIN. Ramsay, Edward Graham,
administrator Of VIM. Graham, John f.. Cooke
aah John K Cooke, exectoTs of Stephen Cooke
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FgyHE defendants. Lawrence Berry, John Gu.
Z lick, Mathew Page, Gavin Hamilson, John
Hopkins, Tno Paucoasi ,Saml. Nichols, Amt
fcr, Walter 4. Smith, Joseph Tidbali, WIN. Tay.
FOR, John Bachelor, John T. Cooke and John
IL Cooke, not having entered their appearance
and given security according t. the statute and
Jules of This court, and IL appearing 20 the
court upon athdaVt hled, mat theY are not III
habl;antS Ofthe district az Columbia. On mo
zion Of the complimentary this counsel, il is Or
dcrcd, That they appear here or before the Isl
day OF next May term, 1893 enter their appear.
anCo in this suit, anl eve security for perform
INC The DEGREES nf the court and that a copy oil
chs order he published in ono Of the public
newspapers printed in the town Of Alexandria
for two months succcSsWeiy, and tat another
copy be pasted at the front door OF ne Court
house of said county. a copy test,
, feb 10 ON EDMUND 7. LEE.
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above, of the superiority OF speaking uI.
der the dictates 1.-THE heart, to thos7 Of
the head, is the obvious remark that there
IS natural pathos in these Involuntary
expressions Of feeling. The words escape
instinctiveIy from the lips they glow or
are placid--are temperate or furious
inst as they sui, the passions of the speak.
er. Fermentation evaporates feeling,
while the words are modelling into pre-.
cision and elegance, the original excite
men, of the mind is lost. The man in q
strong passion, never thinks of the mode
in which he shall express his ideas, much
less does he care Of adjoining them. He
only wishesto make his feelings percepti-
BILE, and is regardless Of the manner in
which he does it. Now it is a remark
Of criticism, that we seldom feel interes.
ted in subject upon which the speaker
dila,es with GOODNESS. And ifno interest
is excitcd,no attention will be gained. and
without attention no effect can be produc-
ed He therefore who delivers what he
feels, and that in an undisguised phraseo.
logy, is the most likely 20 succeed in in
lluencing an audience.
In poetry, especially should our die,
ton be the language ofnature. Its illus
trations and imagery must indeed be
sought after and selected by the under.
standing, but unless these are pour,rayed
IN the fcrvid touches of natural feeling
they will no, delight. An accumulation
oFsplendic dictioE and glittering imagery,
may indeed excite admiration, but they
viii not produce pleasure, they may ere.
ate surprises ut not appreciation. The
fact is that these superficial productions
address themselves only to the vision -
The objects rise painted to the ;,naeina-
ton in dazzling tints. Rut the eve is not
the surest medium Of conveying pleasure
to the mind. Resides uniformity tires
ann pegots rasudous3ess the heart sick
ems with safety however delicious the
food.
In fine, we may observe tibet forcble
and sublime ideas are seldom found in
| writer's, who have been restricted from
an expression of their feelings by an adj.
hereDce to critica, prophecies. The
poelical effusions Of Scott, dwindle into
dwarhsh insigniicance, when placed by
he sublime and elevated productions of
Hilton or Shakespeare. The former
Gems DESTROYS 70 fly, but is scared BY his
'imiditv from The attempt; while the lat.
ter instinctively commit themselves TO
their wings and shape their flight with
all the characteris'ick daring of genius.
ERRATA
In the canton of the number "The
Lay Monk" published in our st, the
reader is requested to read "No. ""
instead of "No. w." Four numbers of
that miscellany had formerly appeared
in the AlexandriaD.
In the second columns "No. "" of
"The Law Monk" for "eyinces chival
ry," read "evinceds &C." In the same
column 9th line from the bottom. for
"eXamples" read "examPle." In the
third column, for "Of such a man." read
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This is to Give Notice.

WHAT the subscriber, of Alexandria county,
n IN the District of Columbia, have ohtdu-
ed from the Orphans Court of said county let
ters of administration on the personal estate Of
SAMUEL MARCEY, late Of the said count,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said dccedent are hereby warned to rxhilit
the same tn the Subscribers, passed hv the Or
phans' Courr, on or before the 10Th d1v of Sep
teniber next, ar they may, by law, be excluded
from all benefit TO said estate {; and those in
dehtcd thereto are required to make immediate
payment. Given under our hands this 10Th
March, 1923.
JANE MARCY, adm'x.
HORATI0 BALL, admir-
march 10 Iaw3t of Samuel Marcy, decd
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This is to give Notice.

FkNtAr the sui scriber, of Alexandria county
y in the District of Columbia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county letters
of administration on the personal estate Of
HENRY POSEY LATE of the county aforesaid.
iect as-a. Al persons having claims against
said Heoeient are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same to the subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the 10Th day of September
next, or they NAV by law he excluded from all
benefit TO said estate; and those indPbtt there
20 are required 10 make Immediate paw mcnt -
Given under INV hand this 10Th March, 1923.
MICHAEL NcCLOSk EY, admir-
march ~ tAw3t Of Henry PoSey, decd
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This is to Give Notice.

FE7HAT the subscriber of Alexandria county,
d in the District OF Columbia, has obtained
from the orphans court, ofsad county, ettrrs tcs-
tamenIary on the estate ofARCHD. OSBURN,
late of the county aioresaiddec All persons hav-
irg clans against the said decedenr are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, passed by the orphans court, on or he
fore the 10th day OF Sept. next: or they may
4 by law, be excluded from all benefit TO said es-
tate I; and those indebted thereto, are required
10 make immediate payment. Given under my
haGi this 10th day of March, 1893
RACHEL OSBURN, exccutrS
snarch 10 iaw3w of Archibald 0sbnrn, dec.
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NOTICES.
NOT'I T..

3 NE subscribers TO r Kennsrsey's Pcrio
dical Publications, that were distributed in
this city and It's vicinity nv Mr.. Peter Creighton,
deceased, may be assured that the remaining
numbers win he regularly delivered 60 soon as u
proper person can be obtained for that purpose
The subscriber also begs leave to remind nll
fhose who are in arrears Tor numbers delivered,
that, on their re- ei~ng the next number, he
VIII expect to receive the balances due on the
work. oct 10 VI. WEARY, agent Baltimore
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MARRIAGE BROKERS.

In Genoa there are marriage brokers'
who have pocket-books filled with the
names of manageable girls OF the differ
erent classes, with notes Of their figures,
personal attractions, fortunes, Te.--
These brokers go out endeavoting to
arrange connections and when they sue
coed, they get commission of Q or s
per cent. upon the portion. Marriage
at Genoa is quite a matter of calculation,
generally settled by the parents or rela-
tons, who often draw up the contract be-
fore the parties have seen one another
and it is only when every thing else i;
arranged, and few days previous to the
marriage ceremony, that the future hus.
band is introduced to his intended partner
Tor life. Should he find fault with hel
manner or appearance, he may break of
the match, OH condition oil his derrayint
the brokerage. and other expenses incur,
red. -
Why is there so much wavm and angry
cavilling at this late day, on the rela;iv,
merits of gen. Greene and col Henry
Ice! Che people Of this country re
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Navy Commissioners Office.
llTH MARCH, 1923.

The commissioners of the navy
will receive proposals until the LIST
day of April next, TO furnish the
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Little River Turnpike Company

4 DIVIDEND Of FOUR dollars on each share
~ ofSock held in this institution, is this day
declared FOR the last TWELVE MONTHS, AID will
be paid on after the first day Of February
next Bv order OF the Stockholders
jan 10--15 6w JONtII THOMPSON, tire as
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STEAM - BOAT
s@szssSSl8a
- OF d M A G.

HAS commenced her usual Tcut, which will
n q not he changed without due notice being
given. LEAVES Richmond on Sunday morning
at Is o'clock, City Point, after the arrival of the
stage from Petersburg and Norfolk, al 9 O'Clock,
on Monday morning, touching at Old Point
CoGIfort arrives at Aiexandrs and Washing.
ton on Tuesday morning.
RETURFisG: Leaves Washington at 8 O'Clock;
Alexandria at 9, on Thursday morning; arrives
at Old Point Comfort and Norfolk or Friday
morning and proceeds direct to City Point and
Richmond.
Present rates of fere, including meals and
table drIRk, between Washington aud Norfolk
81 Alexandria and Norfolk SlO 80 between
Norfolk and City Point "a between Norfolk
and Richmond So.
The Potomac Steam Boat Company having
extended their line from Norfolk 70 City Point
and Richmond in consequence of the failure of
their repeated applications TO the James River
Steamboat Company 20 lower the fare, so as
to encourage travelling on this rout between
Richmond aud Washington, now have to con-
graduate the public on their complete success
m obtaining tue object. Travellers will at once
see the advantage Of making their arrangements
so as TO do all their travelling on tire day the
Potomac runs. march Ii
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quire no such discussion. We do not In
Anerica try our heroes after death, as
tho Egyptians did their kings W.
care not an iota who thought of making
war in the south--we know who did
We judge men by their actions. 1t is
only on the bench that ohinicns and acc
tio'ss are one and the same. We are not
to be weaned from our affection to the
memory OF Greene. We are not TO DO
torn from OUR admiration of the gallant
Lee. We regard their revolutionary
characters as sacred. We know thatl
they sleep under the same sod, each a,
the side of the other--and if they coull
now both be summoned from the erayl
where their dust is commingling in I'd
ken oftheir affection, neither would re-,
ceiSe any thing at the expense of hisI
friend. Do then let this controversy
cease--it surely is important. That
gen. Greene and col. Lee thought toeeth.
er, and thought correctly, we perfectly
know; and gravely TO quarrel OH the
question, which ofthem first though, Of
tavorite measure, is as important as to
ascertain whether the window in the par
lour or the window in the drawing room
was first opened in The morning
1t was beautifully said in Portland
where Burroughs, Of S. G. commandee
OF the Enterprize,and Blythe, OF England.
commander OF the Boxer, were buried
together after the engagemen,--,has
having laid their ships alongside like he.
roes' they laid their bones together like
orethren-and if the maepanimous
courtesy Of war, could thus associate in
death, and endear both with kindred
SORROWS it not cruel that kindred war.
riors shall not sleep in peace:
we may complain of death, as much
as we please-but we cannot accuse him
OF originating quartels. He seals the
't-~ -" 'oNO II ~ '"N onl SO docs he
those OF hatred He stills the music Of
the heatt-but he lends no clamor 10 the
passions AS there are no favorites in
his empire. So there IS no riyairy in
his dominons. Death indeed is peace.
| maker.
but shed on Fox's urn a tear.
i'Wili tr.ckle o his rivals bier
And blend with drops glory ,heres
Charleston Courier.
The Moors, who, 1t is we'll known
were masters of Spain, still consider thar
land their property: Many "a lilies in
Morocco and Fetuans preserve with
great care the keys of their old houses
In CASTLE, Arragon, and Leon, and thew
hope the time will come when thew shah
again have use for them.
HE name "Kossack," is derived from
the Scalvenic word "Koss," which signi-
fees scythe. For want of better arms
the Russian peasants we're forced in their
wars, sometimes to make use of scythes,
whence they acquired The denomination
OF kossacks, or Scythe men.
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LIFE.

How small a portion of our life is this
we really enjoy. In youth we are looks
ing forward to things that are 10 come
in ola age we are looking backwards to
things that are gone past in manhood
although we appear indeed to DO more
occupied in things that are present yet
even that is too often absorbed in vague
determinations TO be vastly happy Oh
some future day; when we have time.
A family where the Great Father OF
the Universe is duly reVerenced 4, whero
parents are boDored and obeyed; where
brothers and sisters dwell together in
love and harmony ; where peace and OF.
der reign; where there is no law but the
law of kindness and wisdom is surely
most delightful and interesting Spectaeiel
The works of writer whose genius
: can embelIish improperly, and whose
authority cap make error venerable, are
proper objects Of critical inquistlon.--
10 expunge faults where there are no
eKceIlencies, is talk equally useless
i with that of the chemist, who employs
the arts of separation and refinement. ups
on ore in which no precious metal IS
contajnes, to reward his operations
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6Aenos 'fTes.-Capt.ia Ransom at Ne~
xork from Bienos Ayrcs in So days, re-
Tvrts nstsfins new there at the time he
!.h--the royalisE still kept posses,ion Of
Nonteyidao. The blockading sQaadros.
yncerr Jemett, had left there, supposed for
~ !aasiro. The place was sllIbesieged
~ me teiace's army, uader the command
q Den ye Core, tie former Gssernor of
Nonicsidso. q