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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-21
Notice.
Education.

THE subscriber having opened school
l. in the Mechanics Hall, is prepared
to accommodate number OF scholars more
than he has at present. 10 instruct in the
following branches, viz: the first Rudi-
ments. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, En-
gIisb Grammar Geography with the use
of Maps and Globes, Bookkeeping in
double and single entry, sc. If sufficient
classes be made up, the higher branches
OF e',cation will, also, be attended to-
I'll e. W no may pauoni2e. him may rely
on close application 10 the discharge OF
his duties.
The terms of tuition will be such as to
correspond with the pressure OF The times.
feb i9--3l* A. A. CARTER.
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MARINE NEWS.

ARRIVED, Feb. Goth.
Srhr White Oak. Hammond, Chatham;
ba Hast to the master.
Several inland vessels, with wood and
grain.
SAILED,
Schr Jane Ann, ColIey, Salem.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-21

e. We are authorized 10 announce to
the voters of Failax county, tina. JOHN
MOORE. esq is a candidate to represent
them in the next General Assembly.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-21

Mr.. SNowpEs.--The following persons
will be supported At our next election for
members OF the Couinon Council, Tor the
Second Tari:
Jonn Lo.gnon, X. S Blac klock,
Robert L. \, ute, Roht. JAMESON.
Many Voters.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-21

Ii is contemplated 20 construct Canal
from Lake Michigan 10 the Illinois. 1t is
proposed to be cut through country most
iayorahly conditioned in every respect
and 10 lie 80 miles in length.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-21
A GALE.

BosroN, Feb. l3 There was violent
South ea.terly wind ON Wednesday night,
accompanied with rain, which continued
through great part OF the night A good
deal of damage was done, in various parts
of the town and ia the country. by the
blowing down of chunneys, turrets, and
fences, the breaking of windows, and the
removal of slate and lead from ROOFS
The damage done in the harbour was
much less than there was reason to appre-
bend. Its to he feared that the ship
ping on the coast has not Jared so we'll.
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=. J. Salvetat.

+. J. Salvetat,
French Dyer and Scourer,
RESPECTFULLY informs the La
IL dies and gentlemen Of Alexandra
and its vicinity, that he has set upa
Dying Establishment
on Royal street, nearly opposite the Ga.
zette printing office. where be intends
to dye either Wooden, Silk, Cotton, OF
Thread, in every desired colour. His
handsome collection OF coloured samples,
containing colours never before dyed in
America; such as French blue. French pur.
pie and violet, Napoleon blue, French
pink, Magazine blue, DC &c may be seen,
at any time, at his establishment. He al.
so scours and dyes clothes, OF wooden, silk
or any other article OF manufacture; cleans
.Merin0 Shazcls 6 Stra7o Hats
without any alteration, dyes them and
makes them appear as new. His blue val
is ready to dye WOODEN clothes. Every
Thursday he colors black.
He hopes, by his attention and assiduity
to business, to deserve the patronage snC
On encouragement OF the public. 0rHi:
charges viii he moderate.
feb 81 u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-21

The State. House at Vandaia, has beer
consumed by FIRE. The furniture of TIT
house, and Of the Masonic Lodge, the
books and implements ct the receiver oil
public monies, were destroyed.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-21
QUANTICO CANAL LOTTERY

1880 tickets
This is Lottery formed by the terna-
~ combination of 80 numbers and the
prizes therein will be determined as fol-.
lows: Thirty numbers from | to 80, in.
elusive, will severalIy be placed into a
wheel on the day of drawing, and FIVE OF
them be drawn out; and that ticket hav-
ing on il the lst, I'd and Sd Nos. drawn
from the wheel, will be entitled to the
highest prize; that having on it the Cd
Sd and 4th will be be entitled TO the
prize of Dla5O; that having on it the Sd,
4th and 5th will be entitled to the prize
OF Dl000; that having on it the Cd, 4th
and 9Th will be entitled to the prize of
D500 all others having on them respec-
lively, three of the drawn numbers, will
each be entitled to a prize Of DIGS; all
those having on them any two of the
drawn numbers, will each be entitled 10
prize of do; and all those having on
them any one OF the drawn numbers will
each be entitled TO a prize of O5. No
ticket which shall have drawn prize of
a superior denomination can be entitled
TO an inferior prize. Prizes payable 80
days after the drawing, and subject as u
sual to deduction OF Is per cent.
4 package of 10 tickets D4O, do. OF ten
halt tickets DsO, do OF 10 quarter tickets
DIG. Single tickets D4. shares in pro-
portion; or, packages of whole tickets
may be had by certificate for, Die 70.
half tickets Dc 37t, quarter tickets ia
683. But tickets will advance to D5 on
Tuesday esd inst. Orders from abroad,
free OF postage, incIosing the cash, will
receive prompt attention # addressed to
]. II. RUNNELLS'S,
Alexandra, D. G. who sold The capital
prize in the last scheme Of FIVE THOU
SAND DOLL4FS iebsi
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AUCTION SALES.
ight Sale.

Night Sale. ;.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, at7P.M
Will be sold at the Auction Stores With;
out reserve, handsome lot of cloths, cas-
simeres. cassinetts, veslings, cottons, sew-
ing silks cloth colors, bose, sbirliDgs,
sup. ticking, common do, shovels, longs,
bellows, brides, beautiful lot of iewelTy,
With many other articles, TOO tedious to
mention.
feb Ell S. A. MARSTELLER. Auc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-20
From the National .fo,irnal.

CH0ci-:c Dtpniaiion.--N drpnIniion "t
Chortans, nm. III nuinhrr. arrived IN thus
cily u few da,s since, on business with tao
government.
On lfnir way, and WHEN al Nays' lie, ~
krntrkv, Pnch atre-nubtee, "a principal
chirf aud aged about 80 Years, stepped
from Il riceIpire, in IA IoS ~ hrh IVA III"
chasm from his view, and fractured H.
skull, winch killed him.
II * gratifying to nitdrss. in these dePa
iaiins uf .,tier times, Young h'"n u! eau
cation aud virtue. with iasrnts I" c"i'""e'
the hnIsinrSs of thrIr natnnn, aud manners
suited, in all respects, IN the pol sa'a III
pruytmruis al their white broiheis. hr.'
are two of this description d;taehr" 10 uh'9
drrntatinn. Culnnri Folsom, well known
as Il Il irnd of the schonl system among MS
prnul,.. and lorihc distinguished rXrtlieu,e
,r his cha-artrf, aad James l." VI 'D"imlu'
" no WAS educated IN tilis district ch'r"y
hy the Rr,. Mr.. CoTnahan, NOW prrsiufit
III Princeton Co!!rgc,at his classical Sci'""i
in Geor9i town, aud Subsequently 'tah LAW
in Ohio; with the present postmaster Sene
raj, where he WAS admitted &c us Prat''e'
Mr.. ApDonaid being I'm visit t" las MON
or, after many years sepaial'nn' was nv ~
drd, by the council ofthe liai'on, ~ 'he de
r,taiian. I'LL
We cannot but wish these people wen
They have many claims upon o"r Jn1''''
and humanity and now that we see 'i .'
emerging from thu ignorance OF ba'har'''"
and e,en ad,thttring upon our e"F"''
profrssidas, every encouragement oos"' "
be- held oui; and every indncenrnt "nere'
to animate and prosper their rf'rts'
~. school sysifni l'ddrr t'ae s'''"
patronage OF ia. soverili'tai Is producing
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ENtGR\TioS TO IIlYTI.

The liberal and phlanthropil,c Offers of
President Bower 10 He free people "t 60
tor in the United e'tatrs, have changed the
destination of such rs were disposed Ia
tmigratt, flhn the shores Of Africa In lh"Se
of ST. Dnninga ,5ssefai thousands from
the northrrh CITIES have atcernd the re-
f,ge he held oat 10 theo', aud act'ially
sailcd for the Rcpubic III tIayli. Tn" 80
ample seems Ia be sprratinG with con,ldc
rahlc raIidiiy, and from this city, "" are
Informed, many tarnli"e have gone or are
gnng. We cannot bit approve the DIS
cre,iun which has selected llaytl instead
uf Airica-a half civilized al least, instead
al II barbarniI- shore, for their own and
their postrrlty's abode. In the one they
will fiod a land alrpady snb,ling With l"ntS
and alliI whn-e popua.ion Tiny Will rcadl-
" amalsamate--in thr other they would
have L. cucnuntrr all the rude adversely
inclr Ia IN iufah colony ii fierce and
impEeablc l,tr for TN, IL urlshbor. militia
ry police, and the occasional ana almost
certain ,i,itatinn uf famine aud pes1I"ncf.
To the cntrrpt-inS and adventurous spi-
rils hn are thf- *, InE unr"nlnrt, lriradN
and naiye land to search for thai equal Ii
brrty 81 dear la imam, "" would uiler II ~
kgcn how, II word of applause and encoa-
ragrmrnf. We DO airr tarm the tribute
nf ouy respect and admiration, aud the
sincsrcst lohvs fug tiltie prosperity.
Il. Udig.
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this manner, ne shall anon have play. NJ
inert, and establish "A national drama thr
want al which Is very much felt. un DAYS
al public r. laieings, such - i'tr Fourth ol
July, and Na~dnsi.m's Hnii li,,: scnl,.
nruis that Nuald -, tarih l.m,'5 III at,.
pl,llSt is,n Bdii-l anli,Ass, - nut
aiNat7 al ,p,,a NJ the t.,,l, .la le.la.s NJ
republican prapl. .iurora.
..s@..---
Loet te,e - S.r. ri ,t.ara nga. ,'nripg u
cnn,.rsat.,ln ia New 9ofI, u,aa Tat ,!i.aa
I'll mala1, ,he !.ars Jaw. IN iat.lli .rai
niaa.,'r al y ,r.sri "h.rr, I'd, IN / ahrh h.,
na+ II the slaad dr 81 Eu.talt. BE- heard
Al cn'iurnt le.y~,,.ian rem,fk. lh.d he ha,'
man, eases III tn Loekrd Jaw, and nrrei
hst I,ati"nt. On inquiry al h,,a ~ Ia ,hr
particular modr 1T treatment IN Which h.
rad hrcr ~ succes>iu', tln phsSicinn ~
piled, that la dftr,ted IN application ~
ANN lyc matle ot ashes, rs sirnng - pns
s,hlr il The frot III Maud Wos Wounded,
the sdn" Vas dipped repeatedly iAtn tn
lyc; and It ,t' n the body which could
MI ~ lHni,f>ed IN II, t.cn in that case
the part a!ltttd 10 hv batlled With isAnnrls
WANG ont from tie wan I've. In July
last tabt. Chtll., Gordon, al NrnpaIt,
unfortunately Jumped upon Il serasgy
pointed splice ~ hicl' perforated hi- boot \
loot and lie ~, lak.a bomc Ia f'ic most
rNelutLuIn~ tnllurr-- ihr attending ply i
AN coMd alf"ii han 10 rci,rt i".b,l
Il, ntiai.y lady, Who heafd the nhote
conversation, recommended thr warm iNe
bath, intn ubigh Its foot uas placed -
w'tnn | > niiani' s the anguish "ts takrn
uEt hr H,u,l - bed and slr,1 unirlly
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whe ga,e.thn cashier serert blow, seiz7
ed the money, aud escaped.


Mrs itfflidr,w widow nj lie lierx.empc
ROY nf Nr>ed, arrived al New Oflgans on
tht i0;i I'll.
TIN A.Nitan thngrnss bad ordered tho
immediate departure nj Mrs. ifurhul.. tuJ
SUITE II Ioi"ahii, nllrn, al" was Ia reside
ih#rl fnA t1r pru'iui ni'oHrd ~ her. But
A. lie did not ni-l 10 ~ a. tnlrmhil he
pa frfr.a ru,ha,kiog ~ banrd The srhr. |
sii,'"s ii NrN Orleans Err Bal'iinor'--
ha, the sehahaer having lahrn Baratafia
f'r thr b,il.e, haisled TIM p,lat's signal,
and litni'alri Cunningham. who CON
mands mt station wsn, dn baard he then
offered ~ convey AIRS linrb,dr IL innu,
which she accepted aud taaarb NJ Bar,la.
ria on ih. S0lh nN Nrs. ltnhith iniend-
proceeding ~ Hdlniore through the ute
rior.
The new cans',taion of Nrsirn WIS
IL br pro, lAncd "a tht iBlb Of Septen
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Stvayea or 1Stoyen,

an Monday the nth instant. from, IN
~ srI,scribor IN - oGliburg, CIiESNk l.
SOi;tEL l!Of'slt, WI, ,oire ulie IN ~.
facs, also grey mar IN his lace, SUPPOSE -
years old. ii ~ more | suppose II feel -
inches lign b. poit IS somoin,cs pace tnd
somcinn "a rot hr shows the print &C
plough gear u pinees core about midway
hi, bac iod brfore. He formerly b5ils-
ed - MIR john Nntts, al Ills county. fte
took of .tolrrabl, good old Jnddle, Wrfpsai
or The bind part one smah ,si'ipcd saddle
biz ~ q, also two old pieces of blankets,
v IL .ch has been bed binukct,; u red Cirsitbla
u +. tie saddle, Which has been broken snd
.ncnded again one eiri he cen iufhp sriait-
Nv vhrn nj home npt TO he mlsrhleroIs.
etrcc, hs /, lmt ine abon, in The neighbour.
hood of Lyn6hstlg u any person viii deli
yer me- lie SAID horse md articles above anna.
ed, or cnnirive tie "or'lr shall be hhhd.omely
rcHardod by NM., " WIS. 7tihsid,
Mar he Ped'Gf .HH,
Nose6her 70. !3at,
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Vi NRRlEp ON TIM ~ inst. by TIA.
Rev. Jui,a =. Ice, Nlr NJEL tiltll
In Miss. MAliALA ptRiEAk, all Of
this place.
-, IN Richmond. ~ The R6e. Wn
II. Hart. Mr. GEORGE l.. RICHARD.
son, torNle,Ay IT Til, place, Ia Aiiss
SARAH DDUEAED Of Richnond.
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and orthodoxy and his unremiftipr eycr
tioas Tor promo:iiin al -iaies,nah, he ha :
never received il Z | don't kaam, unless
- he says, some hots more popular ihnn
hr, haa always staul IN his nA,. Mr., IL,
has never hrrn personally ,,at pnpulai -
This may bc arehnaird FIR fr,,ni ,arinl.s
causes, most 81 laeln ctdrti, : ia himself
lie wants thru tact tad iatuii,e rrrc, ptin. :,
of character and The liliicsa iihins., " hich
r',u arr".nn' .,l1Ie \ nan - lis company
AMI hls ace''tl,td pltst. lie u natural,
>tit. aud wittn tiu, al ~ a Love Of pun,ila
fuy - descend from nis native Ia. 1T Ia
thu supposed han.hlc level of lhus, around
hun, his familiarity SITS aN kwardlv upon
hiHl, aud h. i AT &c sn"h ucra ions IL re-
mIid one Of .E~OP's ass, Who observing lhr
la,orin wluch ilr do : sluNl ith hiS mnslrr,
sought Ia obtain an eqad sh,r, IT nniirr,
by playing w,th hiS heels about hi, mas
ur's pc,sna We do uat however AT such
il Time feel inclined to resent--but nn the
contrary We must apiia,sd the ,nasnan,
nifty Which At its own cost seeks IL make
all easy around il. Il originates in IA wish
Ia picase-a spirit which every where, and
~ all times, drsersrs 10 be mel halt way
hr. Hays vanity, has perhaps contributed
(" hi, uup"r,iaily. Few men certainly
hav. Il better right Nj he yain--and *
pcct not many have asaicd tia msrlves
more largely nf the prlsil'sr. When HAT
is assail,'l The ilnnrss is oft in chase Of the
spoilers III her ,ounSS
| have often hren 4; Il lnss to reconcile
Mr. HAYS bad Judgment rs man, with
his admirable ta,rui, as Il writer, ~ great
extent of his nl,rm5tinn, nnd his excellent
lnl Smrnt aud discretion in law aud politics.
Whist his ignorance of lhtn rather 'llsq'n
IlGrs linn irhn shining a' statesman, ii
mist 81, conceded that his talents know
led &C aud integrity, arr cqnai 10 any stalion.
JuRIO.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-20

American towels increase rapidly IN
number. A new wo,k in Two volumes.
entitled "Talrsof al American Landlord
has Just appeared. Oar literature - daily
gaining strength ..nd rising la pnb'c e-'l
mation. We are pleased Ia observe, that
the author uf tire ncw drama 90 the fh"''
took hi. benefit at the New York Theatre,
an Wednesday cst,Iins last---ftr = the
Writers Of A,pt!ieap P.tys are ftWM H'l
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INe following Slaves
40 AcYes w AANN,
MASONIC NOTICE

<Alll. funeral sermon OF Bfolhtc JANIS
~ &. JONES, OF Liberty Lodgf, No. IS.
viii lie preached BY the Rev. Iii bh on the
second sunday in Deecmher, nj tn chur.h
in Liberty. All regular s!dsies PA son. are
invited 10 ioin in .he prgecssiicf Mhi,h will
uurch from the Lodge itIiVt &c |, e'snscl.
4. NJ. The members n LIZ aty Lo.A,e 40
ordered 10 war Grape for pIry. days.
by order, -
THOMAS J. or rY, gtrsf,ry
u L,bsrf.x Lcdgr, 10, -
Nov,;mhet 10. 2wp,
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FOR RENT,
YAe Nrnrt oi A.ana,

commonly noMn by thu uhme OF The Erceh
Bottom, ~ z an The Ohio ,ieer, continuing
between four aud five thousand acres OF
which more than eighi'eh b6ndrrd are SAL
To he prime low grounds. We nrr not peran.
Nnlp acquainted with this estate tnl II In,
been repre- srnled Ia Us ~ beng the lnest on
llal pnrl ol the ohio liNpr,Nh Is within The
limits al Tie sta,s uI Virginia. 1t i 5Hid 10
abound in coal. For many yrnrs while thu,
estate was IN the Aadis oil tGlouel Wilson L,
Nichols, 10 whom ii formerly bepnged, IL -
said To ltyr been extensively cn!iisnlcd IN
tbbacco, which when sod la NeH Noik md
EUROPE, - are informed, cO,Iiinhnded prices
e,lnai to those nj Which i,tmrs River iobacs"
soid. II has been divided inio many smuller
tracts or lbi, ne r,ay br ,ccu byn plat in the
po.s session vi joLh Iinnnnn, - who live,
nf'hr lhr land, nnd vino viii sbrw the whole
Or lny ran thereof 10 amy person derirons 10
view II hni il Wili be SOLD in one entire tratf,
OF ~ sn,h ImfiS or parcels rs TN tie dry oi
snlc may IS Thought most likely Ia produce
the bc.l niicr. The sale will tt IN three
cuf..l annaai iustalmenls the pufchnsers ~
give bond with approved securities, and aly 4,
decd of tal.i Oh The baud u, ,htther 'ecur Il .
for he ultimate payment 81 the purchase - %
my. \, the mrlnlttrs Of tie sssemli' .oIn
Every par nt the STATE diI he Ia liicb md At
wishing 10 purchase may conNc- IL, tly ny all
themselves Oh their acthey.
JOHN COALTER,
JOHN II. COCkE.
Np-enlcf 10. M4Hl5
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B3m.dnry tihc.-Thr MrntrraI C"nraHl
Of Oct. 3, says: the Commissioners TOR
settling thc hnundrr, line, after dr'ibrr'i
in. ror three dsys, adjourned "a Ntdn"s
day last. Nc Understand ttfd thy have
4, teruiinrd the hue between this place aud
lake Erir, bot it appears, from WIN We
hi, = bcru cIlAhled td hans, that some di'i'
culllrs a,e in the way of the Commissioners
respecting somc other portions OF th'
coanrry. where the 't, Is ii GX.l. ! his
We hope may he anpicahy adjusted at
their next meeting, wiipnt ha,m% re-
tuurse to the opil1a, of an umpire, a.
sr.rahly to The articles al t'ir treaty "t
Of Gheut, relative to the deter n'n'"g Wia'
IA bu the tx; Fl boundary Uf the two .G"a
tries. Mcesrs. Is Barclay, Dr. B'sShy' hai''
& rhompson, arermrloyrd On The part ut
the British G,vrrnmcn, ; 8: Grnrra. f"ftei
and Nirssrs: Frrglr.on and Delaiie!d on the
pat Of the Uulted States.
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Noticea

Df ,iilue df II died of trust eseented IA,
ID the snh.erib't u, Jneob klnntz and Tho.
kraat&, which dted Is al record IN III. clerks
aiics ri the county count ~ Bedford, litufiDg
date the nh day bf March 1871 for pifposes
therein cspre- sed, ,hnl, dn iriday the 2i,h
day of january 1873 proceed 10 srh, for cash
Ia The highest halief, oh lhe premises,
\ certain Tract 81 l.nnAs
In the coahty Of Hedfnrd, IN Nh. waiers ut
Choose creek adininng the Iands OF An,hany-
t. fusley tleasan, Mulh. aud others, Gull
Timing
Oae Hundred and Forty Atres-I
The title is though, 10 ba gocd, bn. such ~
is vested 10 me VIII ~ given, md none dihre
BENNEr NJ. MURPHY, rruslcu.
November 10. uaNli
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III. following anccdetc is An fxtm piitica-
lion of This lttlc falling. 80 Gininon to II, all.
When Mr. Hay WAS practicine law IN this city,
ile wa, employed on the same side With THE
celebrated ----. NAtn the casH was rra.
,iy for trial the latter aSkinl Mr.. Hay IL open
il, undsrtak ing himself 10 conclude the argu-
menl Mir tlay, who had been probably fri
employed, construed the request IS Implying
his ,wu inlrroriy, and warmly replied thai
- he would be cats par 10 M man Wet,
well, said = tdrn NiIl lac the Gus
pain, and gan shall hr thr n !hhey." Nj Hay
very witlily a2ologi&rd, hy acknowledging
TINT he did not know there MAS aay monkey
in the caSr
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Invitation 40 'raiiors.

GOOD TAILOR, Who can come well
4 y recommended. either with or without a
ftmily, will NEE, With encouragement ut
proni. VAL Campbell e1lin,y, yirginia, on
early nrpitatiion. ~1w Nov. 10.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
MY nichi school IL NOW In operntion-four
wi r i've students more can hr accom-.
modaled. ile schou, is open ii'e nights
III the week, iron. ra'ly rat'I'r lishh until
nine O'Clock Instruction viii be- given IN
the f0ilonius branches II required, w
Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, Al.
s"hr', frIgulonittry HI its application IN
sus", us, and io measuring heights aud
dslaucra, tine use OF III" Globrs &c.
tOlIN Z. REID.
November ~. HIS
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.htIElkNN.

Jnlf" a4bscriter rW, on las daH he
~ ia'h mr. seH at Patti, .h,,iiop. MS taf,r,
@D& n GhOfEftIS, atELNSH. iEE.
Gi7SSU mr. ar. Az, Itens al saie.
a. The san Will be- conductcdhy John
II. y. th!or.
JO:LN KYLE
.Norcmber ~. uI1
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tliE SUBSCRIBER,

s.ULAG dthrmnmd 10 dose his 5asi
D i neS-, al prtSom mdthied 10 him arc &c.
4htsttd 10 sfthf Tie G.E0nHf II HtT uYtriirt
accounts Hmediotrly, as Hunger indulgence
"W mi In ejrcH HDSr 10 WLom he is b9e5t-
ct all trins .}oraord their riaim, imn, diaieig.
JOIN KYLE.
.NOrember / }. isls
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~ CHiNCERI.

On 'he mohan 81 the rnn,Ial., 10y bis atlor-
my. aGp lied hi, bill, nnd il appearing Ia the
.htt.taoIian 81 The teart thn tbe deieniait
Yaehariah White j. not sn irbnbinl' ei this
ea.smnuncuilh nul without The jurisdiction
nf lhis ennrl II !. ardrred aud deereed by The
count tim The Defendant in this cprntry be
fesifanrd from paSi 10 the defendant i-anc
White, ANY mnuirs. g"ods or other fiiaris lie
mnv nav hnvo in hit lnnts, ar vlieil HAY
her.nlrr ,Atnt to his hand, hrlpnging lo the
.aid Irirnihut, Ia tie amount III one hundred
aud ninety dollar, until the further otdry and
decree ot this court concerning. the sans
Aa1 il il lnnhcr ordered, that the tAii absent
defendant Hachafinll White, de- appear hers
oa the fourth Mnndny IN J,nsnfy neat, mud
answer tho complainant BILL and Thai rt-
nv III his nrer be- forthwith inserted in otir
al the Newspaper, published IN the town OF
LVnchhnrg hhee y Nrek Tor eight weeks snes
scsstvrly prrvious ~ ihni day, aud thai nns,=
lirr copy thereof hr postcd ~ the front door
al the rourt honse ~ this eohnly on sonte
eonrl day. Copy -le.in.
Ko. e. CUTLER, y. G.
Sovrmbcr 10. wswi5
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GUATEMALA.

slip from our correspondent oil tie
New York Mercantile Advertiser, says =
=" BY II lc,trrd,tcd 81. john, 7lh Sep'cm
her, ii apprars the, i. dre"dtil cj'll war
raging IN the Interior of the Republic ri
nna,aama. fhe city Of Grenada vas at
that time invested by $500 troops, Tnl
a considerable quantity of English proper
" had brcn captured OH the River and
Lake Nicarae"a.'p, ~.
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.Afi,oa cpunig October court, iB.i.
ituh.n ID faimcr, complainant,
naninsi
t.aur Nhitp aud Hnahnriah u bite, Execu.
tors Of C5nyns White, 81 the'd,
La.
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A cee!niM pi&ce of.GrounA
MILL BE SOLD.

Two The highest bidder, nj the Mansion
l. r,ouse Of John C}nrke, decreased, on Flat
rrnek, IN Wednesday Inc 22d day OF Dceem7
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T,vd men having di,Puie IN OHIO, QUE
of them sud Ia tn" otl"r, !" am not Tlilu
10 fslt you, bat viii meet you with 4
rnptket any day you dare met me-
This heinz deemed 10 h, cIh'l"ns'', he
WAS ia,licl,d y, The ide term Of Belim"nt
county conrt, fouhd suinj aud sentenced
To imprisonment and hard i'hor in the
prnircn,ary, for three y"ars-iIat being
tie shortest Time prrsttlhrd by the law OF
thr state, lor studIns cliAllen@c ~ fight
a duri.
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X NiirH


being the lnnd on which the said Coiehass
lives, aud adjoining lhc lnnds u, mos tBlo.
,nrn, Daniel =. Christian, Fleming colehIhn