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M0INT ARAFAT

Won Kotzebne, an officer Of the Russian
army, who travelled with the Russian mis-
SION in 1917 into Persia, and part Of Arme-
MIA, is the first traveller we ever read of
who had seen Mount Ararat, on which The
ark Of Noah rested.
Many fabulous accounts he says are told
of this mountain by the inhabitants in IFS
vicinity ; but II is inaccessible 10 mortal
foot, owing 10 the ste.pness of the side
and the perpetual lee aud snow with
which lis sides and summit are cover.
ed n Turkish Pacha having a few years
since made the attempt AMI failed. a few
years since an immense quantity of ice aud
snow slid down from the summit of the
mountain, and he was told that a plank Of
which Noah's ark WAS composed came
down with IT, An Armenian convent
stands at the foot of mountain, or in tho
valley, which they say stands ON the very
spot where he first kueeled Gown 10 pray,
When hc descended from the mountain.-
They also allege that the city or village, of
Eri'au, which stands on the plain IN the
vicinity ot the mountain, was built by Noah
shortly after the deluge. In shor,, the Ar
menians in that quarter, and they seem 10
he the only inhabitants who seem to have
any knowledge of the ark or the dcluge,
say that Noah planted all the villages and
cities IN that vicinity, while some of our
allege that he travelled imm.h
ately and founded the empire of China
kotzcbue has given few other particulars
with regard 10 Ararat, or of the traditions
of those living around it, except those
above noticed. Whatever traditions there
are, are al preserved by lhr Armenian
church. The height of the mountain he
does moi give, though it must be of consi-
siderable height, being always, MS he says,
covered with perpetual SNOW, aud lis sum
nit above the clouds and surrounded with
mists.
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New and Valuable Medicine.

~ .lil.s neN aud elegant Balsam bids TAI
Il to stand unriydlled in It's merits, for Con-
sumptions and Coughs, and we boldly venture
to assert that no Medicine has over gained so
much credit in SO short time as this compo-
stion Scarcely a case occurs but may be
relieved by the timely use Of il, many having
lately used it in seated Consumptions with the
most surprising success, who were given up
by the most skilful physicians in the country.
Many certificates OF its efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify that my wife has for some
time past been troubled with a violent Cough,
and has been in very delicate health, and
after having tried many different things with
out getting relief, bought for her bottle of
DR.. Melen's Cough Drops, from the use Of
which a very short time she found great relief,
aud her Cough has entirely left her, and she
has regained her strength.
JOHN W. JENKINS.
Hudson, l2h Month 2@h, 1919.
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH ID. MCNEIL,
Recorder Of HE city Of Hudson
To the afflicted 4whom .lis pay concern
knsanna Barton, do certify that took VIC
| lent cold in the latter part of the year 1918
which created violent Congh and difficulty
of breathing, which was very distressing till
procured bottle of Doctor Mellen's Cough
| Drops, and by taking a few doses OF the sale
drops, was entirely cured Of my Cough anc
pain in my side. ROSAENA BARTON,
Wife Of Mr.. Joseph Barton
Hudson, l2h Month 1911, 1919.
This is To certify that in June 1919, I wa
seized with very distressing Cough, pain il
nv side, great weakness Of the lungs, and |
continued until July 1919, which confined M
10 the house and part Of the time to my bed
had tried every thing as thought but all il
vain | was at last induced to make trial o
, DIR. Meliens Cough Drops, which gave me i'm
. mediate relief, increased my strength, aud re
stored my formet sleep. can with the great
est confidence recommend them To all that ar
afflicted with those complaints, as very valu
: able medicine. NANCY BOURNE.
Hudson, Columbia cty, N f.Dee. 81 1919.
FOR SALE nv
DR.. /. HUMPHREYS, Lynchburg.
March IL i2m
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.heSSrS. Archibatd Freclhnd, H. HiV tam
Eeetond, and John Frsetand.

GENTLEMEN-As you are OF ir,ha.
~ bitants OF this commonwcal, H. p I'd not
having any agent known TO re, CON win
please to take notice that shall on Monday
the 18th day OF October neyf, nj che FrankIi1
Hotel, in the town of Lyrchb1rg. proceed 10
take the dispositions Of Chris iorher Blake, and
James Bullock, in suit depending in the
Superior Court Fl Chancery for the Lynch
burg District, wherein am plaintiff, and
James Bu'loc'., Christopher Clark, and Rich
ard Anderson, Beverly Blair, and David An.
terson, trading under the firm and style of
Anderson, Blair o Anderson, X yourselves are
defendants. REEJAMIN LEWIS.
August IL w4w' 100
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.uuseum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

! Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in,
The nature OF this enterprise, may be under
stood from few considerations which the ad
verlisers will venture to subloin To their annun
citation otit. The periodical works of Great
| Britain and France contain a mass OF literary
and ,cientfic iatelligel &C, which docs not each
the American public for want OF suitable
| channel, but which would be read among us
| with equal pleasure and profit Such f the
British Reviews aud Magazines as are reprint
ed in the United States-not excepting The f.
diabnrgh and Quaree,ly Revleas--embrrce
much matter which is of little inter- est and OF no
advantage to the American reader, and not un
frequently fitted to stiate his literary taste, his
moi all, OF his pc itica principles. It is desra.
BILE, under these circumstance s, that selection
should be made, such as would furniah the va
liable and entel tanning portion Oh their con
tents, to the exclusion the other portion on
sisting OF details and speculations either unin-
terestlns III themselves, or mischeyous in then
tendency, OF alto ether OF ! cal concern and
application. On tins plan, idle expense and a
iruitless consumption OF time, would be obvia-
ted tor pages destitute oil merit might be sub
stItuted many oil value which ow remain un.
known and inaccessible OF seyerti British
ourhals o, the scientific and ,rudite cast, and
OUTFITS lnueeu ~ mo Z &c eI al and al tile same
time very solid characte, little or use is
made by the cdito 5 ana cotnpiers ofthe perio-
deal works p,inted in he Unit States.
The 3bject Of the one now ADVERT ed, IS tina
accumulation, II a peims, ent lo,m, oil the ma
terra thus neglected, ard e the lite airy d
scientific articles worthy Of bel,g repiinlea in
this untry, tut which, when o, are accom-.
panied by others possessing clam to atten-
lion. A mi celany-the sci ct Reyi ws.--aliin
in the d sign, but not equal in comprehensive
ness, to the present, honli shed for sumo years
in this city, aud would, it may be presumed,
have continued obe supported by de-spread
subscription, but for an alteration OF the plan,
and series Of adventurous reve ses. The rev-
val Oft, With aiarger scope, would seem likely
10 be attended with still mo c signal success
than its original existence, owing to the great
multiplication OF readers = eriodical works,
and he wide diffusion OF the habit OF seeking in
them, both Information and amusement.
The Museum commenced in July, 1922. 1t
'orms two volumes yer.
Published monthiy-Prace Sir Dollars year,
payable IN adraace.
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, by subscription.
biographical Dictionary
A REMENliRANCEIs

Departed Heroes, Sages and Statesmen of n
niertca.
To be confined exclusively to those who sig.
nalized themselves, in either capacity, in th.
Revolutionary War, which obtained the Ind.
pendence oftner country.
Second Edition. With aappendir-containing
HsHE Declaration by the Representative oil
L the United Colonies of North America,
acting forth the causes and necessity of taxing
up arms, July 8, l775--The Petition by the
Representatives of the United Colonies, to the
King OF Great Britain, July 8, l775--A procla-
ton OF Congress for a day of fasting, humilia.
ton and p aver, March l6, l775-The Decla.
ration OF independence, July 4, I776 and the
manifesto by the Congress OF the United States
of America, October SO, 1779.
Also, the Constitution of the United States,
and the Farewell Address OF General WASH.
rNGToN, TO the People of the United States, an
nouncing his intention of retiring from public
service, September Z, 1896.
COMPILED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
+" We afe reduced To the alternative OF rhoo-
sing an unconditional submiss ION to he tyran-
ny oil ifrltated ministers, or resistance by force
The sour choice. We have counted the
cost OF this contest, and ind nothing So dl cad.
ful as voluntary slave y. Honor, Justice, and
humanity, forbid us .amely to surrender that
freedom which we received from our gallant
aaceeto.s 5, and which our innocent posteiity
have a y III, to receive from us. We cannot
endure the Intamy and guilt OF ,esignng sue
ceeding generations to that wretchedness VIII ch
inevitable, awai them, II We basely entail here
dta,y bondage upon them.
"fhe arms We hav, been compelled by our
enemies 10 assume, we viii, III defiance OIL every
hazard, with unabatIng iiImness and pe,seve Ell
snee, employ Tor the selVation OF our liber.
tifs--belng with one mind reso we'd to die tree.
men atnef than TO live .lye,."- Declaration
Of Congress, setting forth The aecessity q ta1.ag
up armS-Joiy ., i775.
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u The EDIToRs OF THE VIRGINIAN,
tagents for Lynchburg and its vcinity,) So
liclt subscriptions TO the above works.
The North American Review, and Amerl-
can Journal of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have decided
claim to public support, as forming impor-
tant parts of our national literature.
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A LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post Q1fce, nj Lynelbure,
IN on the 5oM day Of September, ia45.
.d--Frances II. Appleberry, William A.
Allen, Joseph Ancher, Miss Charlotte Arm
strong, Edward Atkinson, Adler Arlington,
John |. Amber.
B-Wm. Boiling, Miss Eliza Boothe.
christopher l. Bocock, Robert Banks :,
Capt. Henry Ballinger, Honlel J.. Brown,
Robert NJ. Boden, Mrs. Jane H. Boyd, Jas
Brown, Miss Sally II. Baughan, Hi Burch,
Ambrose Buriord, Presley Boley, Mathew
bella'ny, James Byars, Rev. Thomas u.
Brame, John Boyd, Messrs. Joseph Boyee
\ Co, Edward Blown, Edmund Brown,
Matilda Burton, woman of colour, Mr..
Burton.
C-Richeson Cule, Charles r. Cobbs,
Moses +. Cook, VIM. Chilles, Rev Walter
Christian, Mrs. Mary Cradle, William II.
Chaplain, Mrs. isbel Cannilax Q, Peter G.
Camden, Rev. Joseph Carson, Pleasant
Greasy, Robert Camm, Reuben Cox, julius
Cesar, Clerk superior cout chancery ,,
Doct Geo. Cabell, Minor Cox
D-Richard Dcjarnctt Il Sons, Jane
Damerson, Polly Davis, Samuel II. Davis,
Mrs. Susannah Douglas, Elizabeth Doug
las.
E-Charles Ellis.
F-Zachariah Freeman, Shelton Foster.
G-Jamcs Gillian, Villeroy S. Garner,
Benz. ). Gale, Henry s. Green, John Gar
rett, Daniel Gray.
R-Jesse Hare, Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Hill,
John Iopper,Joln Holmes, EdwJlughes,
VIM. -. Hill, John +. Hawkins, Domarens
Xix, II. II. Hurt, John Hockaday, Daniel
Hide, Ambrose IL. Hansard, Mrs. Medg-
wlcb, Austin w. Hunter, Conrad Iiolstein,
Richard ID. Haden.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, Jonah Isbcl,
lthody Irby, Timothy johnson, Ives, Lew
Is ~ Go. Q, Inspectors Sprns Warehouse,
VIM. Joiner.
h-Xachslle King >.
L-James Lane, Cyrus n. Lazclio, John
>. Levlngston, James Lee, Mrs. Aune Il |
Lampkin, Capt VIM. X Lee, Mrs Martha |
=. Ire, Capt. James l.. Lampkin, Doctor |
Francis J.. Lee
h-Jeremiah Murphy, Read Montgome-
ry y Co., Rev. ". =. Martin, VIM. Massie
,, Charles Mitchell, Thomas Norman, ,Ir.
Mrs. Fanny Merchant, James Martin 4.
Richard ). Massie, John Martin 9, Rev. |
Stlth Mead 3, Eli Mayors, Edw. McCredie,
VIM. Mayberry, James G.. Norman,
Mrs. Sarah Martin, Thos. s. McCleland, |
John Monahan, John Malone, Thomas N.
Mann 9, Henry Meredith, Andrew More.
land 8, Thomas McKennedy, WIN. Mont
gomcry, Jane Moss, a woman of colour,
Edw. c. Mansfield, Harvey Mitchell.
N-Mrs. Rosenea North, Spencer Nor.
veil, Sr.
Benz. A. Phillips, John D. PIlnkett,
Mrs. Elizabeth Price, Charles Pritchard,
Jas. Pondextcr, Rev. Chas. Price, Dabncy
I. Philips, V. Peyton, Mrs. Msry e. Pen
dleton.
RE. +. Rawson, Esq Miss Sally Ram
sey, Robert Robinson, Johan Ride, Mr.
Rlsque 2, Spencer G. Reid, Philip Rohr,
Henry l.. Rose, VIM. Robinson.
S-Tarleton Saunders, Abner Scissor,
Capt. Eppcs Spain, James Stewart, John
" Schenk, DaAiel Stratton, Jesse Sam
mons, John Shepherd.
T-Armstead 1ruslow Q, VIM. Thomp.
son, ST., Arson Tinsley, Doctor Samuel
Fallaferro.
BENZ. VawterQ.
U-Fountain Wells, Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Williams, Capt John Warwick, Captain
Elias Wills, Luke Wade, VIM. Woodruff,
Robt. A. Wilson Q, Capt. John T.. Wood
son, Jacob Woodson, Adam White, T.. Y.
Hardin Wash.
JOHN ID. MCRRELL, z. NJ.
October 8. w3w =
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might go throagh n long list, sir, Of the
grippe royal, The sdse miH shake, aud the
shake NTH malice prepensa, bat they are
only Fictitious combinations of the three
fundamental forms already described as
the pump handie, the pendulum, aud tb.
tourniqaef. ] should tfonbl. you with :,
few remarks, in conclusion, on the mode e
shaking hands, rs an indication of chara,.
Ter, but ~ see friend coming up the
avenue who is addicted tn The pump han
dc, dare not tire my wrist by further
Writing.
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Employ ment Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN, aCho has heed IN his
A N place bei,oeen -four and fire years, az
qnaiHfed mhh business, sriiesd fir hend, Gf
derstands bookkeeping and accounts, rishes 20
obtain Il situdiion in aig respectable dasiaSs.
by iphich he can make siipport a Hae az
dressed 10 b. and In al the post Office, leAl
meet NTH prompt ateution.
Shni pf Us
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.July3l

The subscriber will continue the hardware
business in the house formerly occupied by
Ammon Hancock 81 Co. He will also keen on
hand, good assortment of Paints, Oil, and
Painters materials, all of hirh articles he is
determined 10 sell low for cab.
AMMON HANCOCK.
August 10. DIV io6
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1l'HE copartnershp of Ammon Hancock
"A u Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to them are
requested to make immediate payment to Am
mon Hancock; nllthose having claims against
them are requested TO present their respective
claims to him properly adjusiedfo for settlement.
DANIEL BROWN,
AMMON HANCOCK.
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CONDITIONS.
AOH pNA<VlNH

tI'cltted an The nedtest manner. and on The
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,rs8tt;1
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American Journal of Science and

Conaucted by BENJAMIN sILLIMAN, Pro
tessor Of chemistry, &c. Ydte CoHfge.
This journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
OF about three months, form volume.
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The North American Review,

Was begun in 1918, and has since been stcadi-
ly advancing in public estimation In Janua-
ry, 1920, the editorship was assumed by Pro
lessor Everett, OF the University AT Cambridge,
New-England. A atao series was then CON.
menced, with which it is convenient that sub
'criptions shonid begin. Orders for any part
OF the work will however be thankfully re-
ceived by F.. Littell and by H. Norris Henry
who are interesledlin the publication
Published quarterig-Prire Fire Dollars q
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Departed Heroes, Sages and Statesmen of A.
merica.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-08
Afl{-St0nes
Stop the Runaways!

DANAWAY on the goth ult JOHN
IL E. GREEN, an indented appren-
tice to the boot and shoe making business
John is a about Is years old, fair com.
plexion, large eyes, down look bad on a
brown coat, grey pantaloons, u striped
or drab vest. He IAN away in company
with Ralph Clark, an apprentice TO DIR.
l. Masterson. Ralph is fair complicated,
had on blue clothes, and is II years old.
| will give FIVE dollars for securing John
in any Jail, or the above reward and all
reasonable expenses paid for bringing hin
back.
All persons are forwarned harbOring
the said boy, al their peril.
JAMES JACK.
mavi 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-08
lectures and Lessons.

In EugIisA Grammar Geog raphy, Penman-
ship, Draaing. end Painting
INFLUENCED by the encouragement
of few respectable families the sec
ond time. the subscriber respectfully an
nounces having commenced teaching the
above branches oil radical and polite learn
ing
His system is the result of sixteen years
experience, 10 teaching ana IS paft'cuI
larly adapted to youth over Il years OF
age. lin select private classes, NOT exceed
mo i2, J who being all engaged IA one ex-
eIciss at The same time, having the con-
slant attention of the teacher, and bavinc
,i.no TO, reflection and study, give CONN.,
tent hopes of perfection I ne system -
frs, by lecture, TO furnish the'r MINDS
win IDEAS. and prepare them 70 act; and
secondly. by PRACTICAL lessons to bring
their IDEAS into active utility. thus. con
6rming them IN a plan OF study, by winch
,hsv can always assist themselves by
9eciure. thus we are instructed paSsI'eiy
nv practical lessons, actively. fo', II =
no; spfficIent that. we see and near otners
sneak and write but we must aiso use
Cur own members, and see, speak ana
write for ourselves.
Whether, then, should we rest our hopes
Of finished radical education, on the
hee,ing clouds of chimercal theories,
waited about by popular fantacy, and SICK
Drained prejudice, or on the Ionic s'ao'e
pillar of rational experience "he'her
BE- directed by the dazzling etfuigsnee OF
nocturnal fashions (as in toe ball room
and theatre, or the uniform piaciu 'lgns5
o, sober reason, and unerriag TRUTH
Whether, IN ine, implicitly rely on the
sysnescent notions, aud ephemerai fan'a-
cies OF feminine weakness, or on the con-
N,dsted ideas, sound judgment anu We
,ersn strength OF masculine experience !!
The choice cannot be doubtful with re-
Asct,ng minds. F. M'CREADY,
.imacr IF E,,,giish Grammar, Psnnnan-
sa;o. .Jrnwing and Painting, DC
The rERMS are dollars tor "a les
sons in each branch or, Al more than one
dollars per quarter year, OF 5 lessons
each week 4 class ot young ladies IS 10.
tented % Dc organized at Nix. GENssEss
a>sembly COON. fhe young gsntlemen's
class, for the presest, meet at Mr.. beveI-
ley, otfice, on Thursday, Friday and 81
lurtay at ?. Ph.-loung ladies form
ing a class, " III be attended at any OF Inc n
own homes, which they appoiat BOOKS
maps, globes, sc. furnished r. ny
april % -
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Office.

I'm virtue of a deed OF trust, executed by
4 William Hartshorne and vile. to US Tue
subscribers, tor the purposes therein men
toned, we shall proceed to sell al pubic
sale, Cd the premises. on the 28h dag o.
.ljav nset, at Ii O'Clock in the morning.
al! that lot or parcel OF ground lying and
being in the townof Alexandra, beginning
AZ the intersection Of Water and Wilkes
streets. and running southwardIy with Wa
ter stree, l7t feet ! inches then east
wardly IN line parallels with Wilkes ST.
into he river Potomac then N line pa
,raI.eI with Water street. l76 ieet inches
~ Wilkes street thence wes'wardly WIN
that street, and binding thereon, 10 the
place ct beginning. .c, r
The terms of sale are. one Min part OF
he purchase money 10 be paid on Inc DAY
of sale: The remainder 90 a credit OF one
aud ,wo wears VIII interest thereon, from
h. time of sale. and secured by lien on
the premises. The title to this property
IL considered good, and such a one as we
can make shall, be given.
GEORGE DRlNkER. Trrs,.es.
THOMAS JaNNEY, :
arr IS In
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The Alexandria
E A r I'll S,

A RE now in complete order, fitted up
n 10 superior style, and will be ready
for the accommodation of the public on
the first of May. As this establishment
has received the unqualified appreciation
of the physc ians, il is unnecessary to say
more in its recommendation, than, that
strict attention will be given in its man
agenent, and faithful male and female
servants provided. Terms Subscribers
with families 8 dollars single persons 6
dollars; three warm baths dollar; tour
cold baths dollar; single baths 81 cents.
One half of the subscription money will be
expected in advance, and the balance on
The 10th July. ELIZABETH LAWS.
april
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JAMES S GATNNELL, NJ. ID.
Dentist.

JAMES S GATNNELL, VI. ID.
Dentist,
81 ESPECTFULLY offers his services
Z as Dentist to the oI'lzens and visr-
tors of the District OF Columbia.
REFERENCES.
WASHINGTON. Georgetown.
DR.. Sim, Dr.. G. WorthingtOn,
F. Nav, ?. War6eld,
Cubush, Henderson,
Hunt, ,W.Norfhlngtoh
Sewall, BoSreT,
Washington, Magruder,
Watkins,
.4'crandr,a.
DR.. Semmes DR.. Washington,
Richards. Fitzbush,
P,ake, Slab!er,
Gen. John Mason. Richard B. Lee, Esq
Col. A. Henderson,, Geo. Graham, Esq.
Rev. DR.. A. Hunter. and DR.. Dick.
Office on the Pennsy lvania avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, West, on the
same square with Mr.. Gunton's Apoihe-
cary Shop ~,
81 DIR. GUNNELL will be at
Mr.. C3aseu's Hotel, Alexandria, every
Tuesday and Friday, from I2, nj. until +
P. NJ. during the months OF April and May,
land longer if necessary All letters ad-
dressed to Or 6. in Washington, or lett
at Claget's Hotel, will be punc,ually al
tended TO.
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Female sHamiltonian' School.

VT,HE citizens OF Alexandra are respect
/ fully informed, that MISS WHEAT
proposes TO establish school amongst
them, under the immediate supernten-
dence of Mrs. WHEAT; in which, garis
ercluapely, will be taught spelling, read
ing and writing, at 5 dollars per quarter;
Arithmetic, English grammer, geography,
the construction of maps and use OF the
globes, al s.
Those who may be disposed to patron
Use this institution, are requested 10 Gem
municate their wishes TO J. Thomas
Wheat, of the male 'HamiI'oni.n' school
whose aid will be extended TO this. 5y ar
ranging and directing its operation.
will be opened forthwith. near the corner
of Prince and Fayette-streets.
april "a
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A. G.. CaZenove & Co.

A. G.. CaZenove e Co.
HAVE received by the last arrivals
IL SO bales domestic cotton goods OF
every description
bale sup fine sattinetts
5000 lbs cotton yarn Superior quality
$50 kegs cot nsiis, ali sizes
90 bales Aiabsma cotton
SO baskets fresh Bordeaux salad oil
Also. BIZ the Robert Fulton, arrived 1l New
York, from liverpool.
S trunks cambria prints. and calicoes
case steam loom sbirings, by the
Germania, al Baltimore, from Bre-
men
l2 bales Buriaps
2 cases best Ticklenburgs
apr 8
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1928.
Salt Ahoat.

1000 Bushels coarse, 700 sacks fine
w salt, 80 crates wine and porter
bottles, received per ship Pioneer, +.
Crabtree, master, rom Liverpool, for sale
by WM FOWLE & Co.
SN The packet ship PIONEER,
.am will sail in few days, and be
early in Liverpool to receive the tell goods
for the district. april %.
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For Sale,
[ Tract of Land,

IN Fairfax county, lOsmiles from Alex
andria and eight f0m Georgetown
containing FOUR HUNDRED q EiGH-
nv acres. about loo acres OF which IS
heavily timbered. There is an excellent
orchard on the premises. A great bargain
NAV be had if Immediately applied tor
spril &c DANIEL +. DuLANY,