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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-02

The words written expressly for the occasion
by Mrs. II. ). To the air Of" Scots, wha' ha."
Friends who have with Fayeue bled,
Friends by Fayeue often led
OD 10 Honor's CORY bed,
And 10 Victory.
Now's the day and now's the hour
See prepaid the festive board
See approach fair Freedoms hour
Glorious CbiyaIry.
Who for Freedoms life and law,
Freedoms sword did boldly draw
Aud yow'd 10 siand--or greatly "a
GeBrous La Fayene
Who hut feels his bosom bound
Who but cheers the joyous sound
Who hur IN his breast rs found,
Welcome la Fsycusf
By Oppression's woes ADD pains
By ouf SONS he sagd rrom chsns,
By ihe blood that fills our veins,
May we ne'eT forget,
Who laid the the proud usufper low
Who conquered our Oppressive foe
Who struck the lost decisive blow
Noble Ia Fayeue.
The following was sung by Brothers s -"
and n 90. the words by Dss. l.. II .....
The music by Mr. ID. 49,.
who comes iron, the gay blooming land Of the vine,
The proud bark watts him DER the deep tide;
While the stars IN banner bright over him sine,
As il floats in It's glory and pride
Tis she hero Of dnys We can never forget;
T;s tbq champion of lreesom the brave la Fayette.
,Its the hero OF Gays can never forget
IRIS she champion oi freedom the bravsLa FsJetie'
WHY pours the ious cannon its laundering peal,
WHY stream tre gay A7gs on the gale, 4
WY soands ihc gind trump aad Why gliuefs he stee
A. its ssifuess approaches that soh
Ms Ne ricru 30, 81 btemcr ezsliugly met,
Towslegwt heir sdahri0p, he Grave Ia Faysi'e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-02

" Although we have no doubt of the gen
cral resoi, of the presidential vote in Virginia
Yet we shall be obliged to our friends for AN
immediate statement of the poll in each coun-
".
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-28
Fron the National int0ligencer.
EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS.
SECOND sESspN.
IN Senate,
THURSDAY. Decembel %, 1924

THURSDAY, Decembe' %, 1924.
I pursuance of notice given, Mr. Eaton
asked and obtained leave u introduce a
bill "to authorize the terrI'oy OF Florida
10 open canal through the public lands
10 unite the river 81 Johns Igi,h the Bay
OF 81. Augustine The billwas read and
passed to its second reading
Mr.. Lsnman presented tie petition OF
Nathaniel Canada. OF New london, Conn
praying Naturalization for ne loss OF the
bridge at Rope Ferry, which, be states.
was burnt by the British fores in 1914,
10 consequence OF the toll-holse attached
thereto being occupied b. American
troops. Referred.
Mr. Rugeles offered yesterday the fol.
lowing resolution for consideration, which
was this day taken up:
'Rssoivsd. That the President be re-
quested Ia cause to he communicated to
the Senate the numbeg 0. merchant vessels
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-28


together with the necessary preparation
for issuing an entire New Paper. in the
courss of few days. compels Us to pu,
our subscribers of with half sheet dur.
ing ths present week.
Nsw YoRK. Dec. ea--at late hour
this morning the ship Baltic, Capt. Bunk
er, arrived from Liverpool. BY this arri-
val. the editors Of the Commercial ADJ
vertiser have received Liverpool papers
of the 6tb OF November, aud London TO
the 4th.
Tbe late hour at Y hich our papers we're
received, aud the heavy work OF the day
previously in hand, forbids eur giving
more than bird's-eye view OF thelr COD
tens
We have received Mr.. Faunteroy's tri-
al, and shall publish sketch ct il hereaf-
Ter. la his delencs be endesvored TO ex-
tenuate his crime, by solemnly protesting
that the monies he had irsuduleDtly re-
ceived. had every shilling been appropri>
atsd to sustain the tottering concern OF
which he was a partner. The judge IN
charging the jury was so much Affected as
almost to prevent utterance.
The London editors are MOI little pug
xled al toe contradictory character OF the
Peruvian news. No wonderl
The papers are very barren OF interest
all the accounts from Greece, and most
OF the Continental news having been an.
ticipatec.
The tate of Greece seems TO be cousi-
dered as nearly decided; and an article
from the Danube afhfms that "a great pow.
a, has expressed itself ia their favor 10
sucn manner that important events may
be expected ia the Spring
Mr. Blaquiere is about 10 publish Sc.
cond report upon The state OF Greece,
r. On. materials c llected during d. last
visit.
Mr. Fauntleroy was sentenced TO death
On Tuesday the Cd OF November, after
an unsuccessful application bad been made
for an arrest of judgment, 90 the ground
that the IN convicted bim only OF utter
ing the deed, which was charged as
slorgery' in he md clment He was not
10 ba executed until December
MARkE rs.
We have not received our letters from
The Post Office, but we understand that
Cotton had advanced from t to 90 per
LONDON, Nov 3
British s,ocks:-Consols Tor Account,
So Is 48
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-28
From the Boston Patriot, Dec 90.
FROM CALCUF TIA

-
We have been favored by Mr. Topliff
with tile OF the Calcutta Scotsman 10
July 3Oth, Inclusive, brought by captain
Sever, OF ship Pagoda, at this port.
An epidemic fever prevailed almost uni
versally IN Calcutta there was scarce
house IN the place but bad three or ioor
OF the family laid up with 1t. HE fever Is
represented 10 be neither maiigoant nor
contagious, and is attributed to the hum''
div Of the atmosphere, con-equent 10
continued heavy rains, which had preVd'i.
ed with little intermission Tor seven or eIgnt
weeks.
The papers furnish intelligence from
Rangoon to July llth. A general out
not serious sickness has prevailed theie;;
By the official despatch OF Brig General
Campbell. commanding the British tor
ces at Rangoon. dated July It'll, il appears
tat an action had been iouht WIN me
natives, in which the latter lost osU OF ms
best troops killed, SO pieces OF art'iieIy'
40 swiyels. aud 800 muskets Inc Dir
lish lost 4 killed and So wounded
A Bombay paper says. the tears enter
tanned some time since OF Mocha being
taken by the Turks, bad 10 great mea-
sure subsidized, though many still thought
il 40 event which would eventually take
place.
The Cholera had entirely disappeared al
Bombay on the 18th July.
VIRGINIA LEGlSL AZURE. Dec. FL
On Mr.. Pat.son's motion, 500 copies
Of the Report OF the Committee OF Finance
were ordered to be printed tor the use q
the members OF the Legislature.
This Report estimates, that after pro
viding ior all The ordinary expeocss OF The
current year, with the exception OF tne
interest of the old scr per cent csrfyzed
debt, there will remain, OF available funds
subject 10 appropriation by the Legisla-
ture, the sum of ID lie, 4O6 7s-The com
mittee report, that they are not aware o.
any ooject to which portion OF this large
sam could be more aivantsgeousy sppliec
than to The ext,nguishmsnt OF part OF the
public debt. They therefore propose tt
provide or be payment OF the old pc
cent certificate debt-and TO this end they
recon nended. that provision he made ny
law TO stop the iptesest thereon from sn(
AFTER the first day OF June next; and tha
an appropriation be made 10 pay the priD
cipal and interest thereon, of the sum o
10000 dollars. Il this appropriation o.
made, there will be, agreeably TO these
estimates, an excess of available funds
over the expenditures OF the present year
the sum of D 1896 72
DEC &c.
The House, according to the order o
the day. /. solved itself into COMMITTEE
ofthe whole, Lpon the bill to amend al
sct reducing into one the several acts con
rning the fees OF certain officers, and DC
claring the mode OF dischaEging the sal
{ s. Mr.. Thompson OF F.ir'ax IN 10
chair. This bill is intended in some re
spec s to raise, in others TO decrease, IN
tees Of clerks, &c generally to increas
them
Several amendments were made IN tn
mm ttee--whlch were reported by M
lLomps0n to tho HOuse.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

the situation of the King OF Spin and Of
his Ministry. The Spanish army, proper
ly so called, is but of very few thousands,
yet even lhese are deseribtd asin state
uf Starvation, receiving 10 fay. They IA
tufaly enough mnrIndr nj ibis. aud the
Minister Of War has thrsatened 30 resign,
nnless some portion Of the afrsfrs he paid
TO keep thu soldiers body AID sui tegeth
~
According 10 the accounts from A1'cn
Gin lrereisrd at Bayonne,) 800 aftped C1h
stltationalists had entered farrem al VI
iAdolld the Ro,alist Volunteers have for
nally refused to ohes the ordinance Cor
their rrgnl1lion. In the Astirias there af,r
great disorders the prosecutions continue !:
almost every where they have refused tn
receive the new intrndtuts of llle Police
sect from Madrid. The people every
where ahnW great rrpagnancr Ia the new
laws; al Madrid thry are much dissalish
eel with the sentences enndemuing wretch
cs 10 death for robbctles above The value
OF iisc sous, white Justice was So long blind
70 the greatest crinrs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

From AN English paper
To y Frfebd ab0W II rtGrfga second ime.
Oh keep the ring one llltle year
Keep poor Eliza ling,
And she'd on it the secret tear
Insient sOrrowing.
Thy lips, on Which her last last kiss
Yet iingers moist aud warm,
Oh wipe ihem not Tor newer bliss,
on Keep it Is charm
These haunts are sacred 10 her love,
Here hcrldy'd presence dwclisj
Oh her the grot, oi herthe grove,
Of her the garden tells.
Beneath these elms you sat and talk'd,
Beside thai rivers brink
Al evening arm -in-arm YOU walk Il,
Here stopp'd 10 gaze aud think.
Thou'lt NEE, her tthenthy blood beats ligl
In converse Wiih Thy bride,
Meet the mid beaming of ap eye
That never learn q te Guide.
OH ms by Heaven another hero
Thou can'st not, must not hrlng
M, keep i(---hHt Que little ycat
Keep poar Elgt's ring.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08
Cheap and Desirable Goods.

Just receirtd md for safe By The s,ttss. rbsrst'
Denmark Satin, ior enilemt rs suniner war
ahporfne white aud eolored Linen Dim 81
r,fg ioib ehafRtd.
Russia. German aud Flemish sh,rlings do
81 irisl Sheeiipgs, extra acdth, a very sub
sianlihl article,
IL aud o. garment Dimitie5, NJ very low
prizes,
German Cation Stockings, new aud ine
article,
Very superior fnglsh silk, do
superior nssonmenl ot Fancy silk iland-
lerrhiels, MI rplor4,
DO. do ilash,oushlr elk scarf,
? Very cleehnt .rcrla3 sho6r searls,
\ large nssprtmanl OF NOW stvle Ritlcule8,
Soral and olhut @ahapuhie Necklaces,
Patent Curls nn1 lou N0a#. nil ,iuief,
hlrther supply oi n taicors,
DO. DO, Common 10 1T every priee,
Elegant lined ralo ol4y.AI ,rri8~fi,ri,
The above, IN addition IL lheir iofinct .hns
plirs, t"ndefs ,heif assortment strt complete.
all OF which The, oller ,efA loH fdf cash
MekLE, ROBINSON Z co
June tss7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

CaiamifoHs .Jate ola whoie famiiy.-
" Madame de Monlndrlh. (wito of the
French minister ot foreign aiiars,) mhose
disposition e,mccd no Distinguished quail
Ties, SAID To me, in u decided t0ne, which.
however, took eflcct on me, You arc
"rong 10 rJoicr Al hiS aceat tlhe FIST meet
ing ofthe States Genera j Il is The prelude
q Sfcm DISASTERS 20 FrdHec and 10 rs.
lhis unfortunate woman persisted on the
scaliold, with one of her sons The other
was droHncdi her husband was ntassacred
on the I'll of September her eldest daugh
ltrpcrlshed IN the hospital Of Il prison
her youngest, tMadame de Bcahmonl1 n
pious aud benrfcent haraetrr, fell II Vie
l'n To gr'rf before the age of thirty. The
family of Niobe was not moic eitltlly af
llieted that That This unhappy mother.
1t might be said she anticipated thrif fate"
,ifddamn dr .Stad
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08
WASHINGTON GAZETTE.

1t Is seriously SHo ana DtlleN ed, tudl Mr.
Crawford has determined, III consequence
OF his Dad health, to Withdraw from tine
Presidential contest, We feel great curt
osity 10 know What cuursr Mi Col>n VIII
pursue in such an event lie has denoun.
feed every other CandIddte--A Adams, Clay
snd Jackson-n no viii Mr.. Coitin sup
port next We aust it vii mt be Mr..
Adams--thc Lord protect him from such
fends. We don'l believe there IS man
1.-THE whole county, Oh whom Mr. Col,In
has ever spoken well, but Mr.. Crawford
aud General Coz Ae OF Tennessee.
IL. Hhig.
RIR. RANDOLPH.
This gentleman has got himself into a
serious scrape. The declaration " thai Il
rus nj has. instance, and not uihom c0HSt
derable diEcuity, on The part ofthe commit
ttc that Mr.. CIsstord hat the OpPodan'ig
giuen him TO file has anSsrer TO The accuSdtio1
Of Mr.. EduaFds'-,was tlatly contradctrd
on the floor of Congress, by every member
Of the committee. Mr.. Floyd it is true at.
tempted some apology for Mr.. Randolph,
tatlt was such an apology, rs We think, 10
make the matter rathermOrsr
We do not believe fora moment, that
~ AtHllklpiiIli hh nv Nh'i w o''' W 49,
represent the occurrences before he COM
AItec. In his desire To live in Tie memo
~ Of his constituents whilst he renamed
abroad, he bars only arsoBated lille more
esrdil to himself, for his dNotlun To truth y
10 abticez than lac deserve d-thh's all Let
Us atIp HIM of this i'll gotten credit, which II
serus ought To be equally distributed
i1oHs the members of the select committee
and ieasr him, without nnutcly enquIr-
~ INTO The causes of his mistake. II hls
cn, 'uci Cannot he defended but at the eH-
.ens, =, lis sanity, ii Is best Tor it 10 pa1s
n', ,'oe ". III.
'''''''' FIR. RANDOLPH. ., .,..,.,
me last De'np' 3eelous tale OF MI.
Randolph, the Presidency "'';. '''I p; 1', a
Eoat. We really Thought L. Th.
tau Of better judgment and tact 70.
disposition To uotite, TO record, and |"
peat all the words that John Randolph c"h-
tdrscends to lei fail no matter ha" "ttcfiy
ihsgriiicant from their SUBJECT, ar IL thrH'
st'es, is sickrning and disgusting. II J.
hoQsh thai the Realities VI such ware IN
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08
lie gl.o proposes hafh <yv,,c
COITLIU.N IN .IIES,

10 take place. on tie hi eve II g OF every
Ounce Tor four months. alith ~ AXE r'nce
once mouth, tbe first TO luke pee 90 i've
10Th inst June y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

Harmonious. luin Duke Of Rich
mond had some capital hunters ~ Sussex.
A monkey who WAS kept ia the satnr sia
lie was remarkably fond of riding ihr tnr
sfs, skipping from one 10 the oihrr aud
tra2ing Ire poor animals necessarily. The
groom made n complaint 10 the Duke, Who
Immediately formed a plan 10 fcut.dy lhc
evil !" If be is So fond Of riding we'll en-
dra, or To give him enough of IL" A CON
plelr Jockey dress WAS provided for the
monkey, aud the next Time the hounds
went out iacko IN uniform WAS strapped
~ the Back of one Of the best hunters. The
,icwholow being given, AWAY they went
through thick and thin, the horse carrying
so light bmthcn presently left all the
company behind. Some Of party passing
by farm house, cnquited 81 c"unfryman
whether hc had srrn the fox. "Ayc sure,
said the man, he ha gone oyeryon lalldw."
" Aud was lhcre any one up with him ~.
" WUy, yrz, lsaid john tlIcrc be u little
man in yrllcw jacket, riding - Though the
dcvil be ia urh, hope from my heart the
young gentleman may'nt meet with fall
but he rides most mnDstroIs pafdo
The experiment had the desired effect /;
jacko WAS sufficiently tlIafcd by his cxer
oisr to make him dislike the sight Of l!rasc
or stable ever afterwards.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08
Nn, eing SeMooN.

~ " vAr6 AN resfss7fully ,nforms bis
patrons an. the public thnt his neat
pHnco n The franh ~ iiol'i WIN commence
ON Thursday lilo t7th ~ and continue three
dnxs hi. seb,,ol vii y opened on Thur
dny mud Friday ri oe.p,Sl y. IN aud on -
lordey NJ in tho lhurnin. ND i" the even
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

PIRATFs TAKEN.-By an arrival at
New York from Jamaica, we learn that
the British trisate Hussar, aud slo"p Janus
had destroyed at the Isle of Pines two
piratical fcIucpas aud schooner put SIX
Of tic pirates TO death aud made five
prisoners. Previously IN their capture
,t.e Williams had succeeded in taking KS
reing ia the Janus, with lieutenant
hci" 4sAipman aud six men-the two
" "9S ma and 'eW Of The "F' hey put 10
deafi.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

The stone.--I, appears thai the French
surgeons have obtained triumph most
honorable for themselves, aud Most pre-
cioua - humanity. Dr.. titalc has snc-
ce, ded in curing The disorder Of The stone
without the operation of cutting lis me-.
thod consists in HE introduction Of nh IN.
slruncni, which sci2cs the stone, then
brushes II, and reduces it IN powder This
iorcnets process ia Gar le5a affecting, and
does not compromise The existence or even
the health Of patients. Pans piper.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

Lore's curious HtDg j, .,nny lady
10 years OF age. heanlitp' nd soln hrirry,
81 deceased bafoh T. rith fortune Of
100000 airp r-nnway from brussels,
WIN a. ~, H'''' Il gentleman nanrd Robin
SON y went post baste 10 Gretnn
urc" gol married, aud SET of for London,
y ing the WhoIo Of the insde of The
h1aU Coach to themselves.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08
ran NT .HEUICfh'ES.
Hahn's Anti Bilious Pills.

They ARE eAeellenlly ndnptsd TO carry on
snpcrlnous bile, 'tnd prevent lis morbid Sc.
crltions 10 restore AID amend the appe
lite 10 produce II flot Precipitation, 0sl
thereby prevent colds, which are often Of fiial.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

.uandotine .AaHhin f. Cantod Grapes
WE are nov opening complete ~
W soritiicnl uf the above, III entirely
ne" pn,,rrns, and low charged, for sale h,-
Mckee, ROBINSON Il CO.
June o. IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

Mouur IIotlY, tS.J) March ~ Ippor
ta"i 10 Sarsts 1t should lac generally known
That ahdanum, Wy tong standing, dcposlics u
sediment which rendrfs !, dangerous Many
was called 10 M infant, fmonths old, 10 whom
drops Of landn0un hnd heoll given thfce or
tour hours h'torr. On examination The vial
was found 10 r"ntain le1id nnid, no d3nbi
mnny times stronger thnn elcnr nddhnum
The child appeared IN The ngonies OF death
oppressed with incsislihIe sleep-emelics
" onld MOI operate hui by The prompt intro.
dnelion al ot IN elastic tube iuto TIN stom.
neh. aud the usc ot II syringe Mud wp,rn nutrr,
It's contents were completely washed out
In II short timr the lnlnnt wns much relieved
and III The eonrse OF a few hours quite re
stored.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

Logtc.-On TUESDAY, Judge Simmons
sentenced two females FOR lewd behaviour
to the House of Correction. Bcldre they
were renewed from the court, d f9reigner,
apparently Frsnthmap, sept up and told
his honour he shHuld like very much IN
pay fine FOR the giris. The Judge told
him he could not take fue and asked
him what he waited of the girls,
want them To work Tor me al Cambridge
port" said the gentleman. = What work
do Won want them to do ? They cannot be
sept To Cambridge port" " Sir, must
have my wife where do my business |
shall marry one of them, and my brother
will marry the other" You and your
brother haVea strange fancy IN the cho'rr
of wives" "True sir but some men
MARY very good women, and they make
very bad wives. liza man marry bad
wonan, any change will be for the better ;
that is my fancy" The Judge told him he
must apply to the Oyerseers OF the ho'Isr
Of correction, aud if he would satisfy Them
the girls would doubtless be discharged.
GdtaGy.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

\ Coclney who had h,,rl the ballad Of
r. HoJia .h0ir.' asked iriend Il ne bad heard
E0La, hui krir, who, not 0ishiog 10 appear
ienorani, answered, WY, To he sure have
who the dencc said liz vas baidY
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

fheIevrnnc arising from the New York
Canals already promises IL be immense.
Tho Collector Of Albany has taken up
wards Of seven Thousand dollars Ia single
week. In one instance a slugle boat paid
200 dollars From 10 10 10 boats pass HE
locks nj Albany dali
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08
Lees Ointment for The Itch.

Warranted an inftlnble remedy
The nhorf. eeiebtated Medicines sre pre-
pared ehdscld Wholesale and retail (nnl.) by
H. kEf, so. 10, Alaidru-Lanc, New York.
and for sale by particular appointment, in
10y fCHOLs d NORT,,
June S.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08
GREECE:

Letters from Nlssolough state, that the
Greeks on hearing of the PREPARATIONS ut
oustantluople for tie invasion Of the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

The Morning Herald Of the 2ed, cen
tains another interesting letter from Madrid,
which We shall publish hereafter. The
editor says, the state OF Spain is as depIora
Bile as ever. Tire Ser, lies are Mrihing IN
der the yoke Of the French, and in The 40
leuce If their hatred, would, it appears
make common cansrwitIi the Constitution
allsIs. Hence the Monks brsfa TO preach
union among the Spaniarda. Nothing CAT
be Ifiote melancholy, more ptiable, than
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08

writer states that music being all on
the Jackson side, attracted number Of
boys and dIepersons not entitled to vote"
1t may be rs well 10 STATE, that the meeting
was called hy the friends of Glen. jackson,
they not being satisfied with the tote Ia
ken at iornter one, which had been called
by the friends of Mr.. Adams, and al which
Mr.. A. was nominated Thus ii appears
in both instances Mr. Adams bore of the
paIm--he getting the votes, aud Gen. Jack
son the music. Ball. Pat.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08
AIGIEliS.

Extract ola letter from tie agents 10
lloyd's al Marsrillcs dated the 9TH inst
d" The Racer, cutter, aflh ed here last night
left AIgIers on the 3Oth ult. at which tme
two lrIgates were cruising before HAT port,
aud two others before Roma. Nj accom-.
rddation had been matte of the differences
with the AIgerine Government, nor from
existing appearances was there much pro
liability OF such an event very speedily Ia
kinr nlncel'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-08
IlamiIton's Worm Ldzc,,res.
IIamIlton's Grand RestorJ i've

l. recommended ~ nn inYulunble NJ .,n.i...
Tor Tho speedy relief and permanent Z a.s nT
Nrrvous Disorders, Violent Crag - A.
LoWness OF Spirits, siomnclt NJ - ha,L
Loss Of Appetite, Iu@igesis '"'"'
lmpnrily 81 the Blood Nelaneb 49,.
~ siercal AIIeelious, Gdlil II ~, sfo,no,,,
Inward Wfatness, aud rhilV fi,e Ji,a,'"
Debility. hela,.ai ions No ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01
School Notice.

TNHE subscriber tenders bis services as
Il TEACHER, TO bis friends and the
public. and promises faithful discharge
of bis duty IN attending to the morals l. Ii.
terary advancement OF bis pupils. He al
so tenders bis thanks 10 those who have
been pleased to patronlse bis school. and
f1atters himself that the progress made by
The pupils committed to hrs care, may me-
rit a continuance Of The confidence repos-
eG in him Should early application be
made, be will prepare himself 10 receive,
as boarders, ten pupils, to be instructed
in the Greek and Latin languages; which,
with seven Or eight scholars from the
nelghborhood Of the school, will consii.
tue the whole number intended to be ad.
United.
The terms are 10 dollars per annum /;
or, il bed be furnished, loo dollars, tor
board and tuition. Quarterly payments
will be expected IN advance.
As il respects health, there is, perhaps,
no situation in the county more eligible
for school. FRANCIS ADAMS.
Nanjemoy, Charles county, Md.
jan 2S It