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NOTICE..

PROPOSALS viii be received al MIR.
4 Hugh PaKfan's tavern, in the comfy OF
Rockbridee, until the Goth day of April, inst.
for the erection of dam across james River,
and tor building the stone abutments OF the
bridge, intended te he erected across the same
river, a, or near the point where the Blue
Ridge Canal terminates on the North SIDE, and
commences on the South side Of the said river.
The plans aud specifications Of these works
will be exhibited 10 peIsons DESTROYS 10 con
tract tor their execution, on application TO the
subscriber.
JHo. STAPLES, Engineer,
for u. 5. GARLAND, Coini1fssiontr, Of
kdnaWho Road AND Navigation.
April 6. tc5t36
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To Carpenters and stone OuSoaS.
u NE hulidlng OF new brdge lnth
stone abulmentsl across, the mouth oI
Fishing creek, vii he let at thai place, on
Saturday The I'D inst. Persons disposed 20
Undertake the Work, are invited 10 attend on
that day, when the plan aud terms OF pay
rnent will he made known by the Cotuu,,si-
oners appointed by Campbell count Tor tina,
purpose.
April l3. tctd36
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WAS committed on the first day of DC
w tober last 10 the Jail of Charlotte
county as runaway, a negro man who
calls himself Davy Smith, and says that
he Is Blacksmith by tad" and belongs
TO MaIorJonrs of Alabama, and that he
bought him of VIM. Shanks of the town of
Petersburg, Va. lie IS yellow slender
made mao, about fifty years old, has a
wen on the right side of his neck, and a
hont five feet eleven inches in height. The
owner is requested to comply with the
la" aud take HIN away, or he will be
dealt With as the law directs.
WIN, SMITH, jailor, c. c.
Feb 20.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

a 6 | have determined to remove to the
N west, now offer for sale my house & Lot
in the town of Lynchhnrg Also the tract
OF Land where now live, on Stanton river,
containing about 400 Acres. Considerable
quantity oil ii is otthe first rate Low Grounds
aud unquestionably the best tract of Tobac-
good Toboeeo land in Pittsylyauia county,
ON both sides Of Straight Stone creek Also,
$50 acres towards the head of Straight Stone
creek. Also, $50 acres, lying on Goram S
Branch, near Slaunton river. And also. 1873
acres, near the same on the waters of Stink
ing River. As expect to move in October,
wish to make sale as quick as possible
Those wishing 10 purchase will call on me al
any time and | will shew the land and settle
the price. GEO. BOYD.
' cdeeoESpp ' Nas Gns" Aayp'rl,s..
tctS3S
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RtdLord. Eebrnnru RuLes Iga6.
Dec 90.

UtaVfd' TUT HUFV flHtta O+U'
Thouas Preston aud David CfenstIaw, late
merchants aud partners, trnding under the
frm OF Preston and Lrenshaw, Pits.
against
John @ Cramp aud Mary Crnmp, Diets.
entered his appearance and given security
according To the act of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court, aud Il appearing by the
sherifs return on the process Issued IN this
cause, he IS net an tnhabtant OF this
eeuBtry. II IS ordered that the said defend
ant doth appear here on the hrst day OF the
nex, May term aud answer the plaintiffs hill
and that copy Of this order be inserted Ia
tie Virglnian, md posted np al The trout door
OF the courthouse OF the said county on two
several court days.
A Copy Ieste.
80 j {. sTEPTOE, enc
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a last Of letteS remaining IN the Post Office
at .iMAersi c. IL The Sl2t .Mnrch- lEaR

w "A''''Nf OF - IL tHt 81 81 sbITCN, / b ii.
A-Avery Alleh, Rev. John Alcocl<, Sophia Alcocke
B-Joseph bnwn, Margaret Boulwane, sulia Bell,
oahlel bateS, VIM Bourne, lhos. ID. Blair.
u ohmlSsiuier OF Revenue, Bartlet Cash 2, James
Clements, Nanel Crews, Jas Ii. Clements, Charles W
Christian. -
E-Dayid G. Davidson, Jas. DAVIS, Clerk A. county,
Arthur u. Davis elk, susan Duncan
G-DaNid >. Garland Esq. Della Gay, Chs. Cav
H-Jetterson l. H,Wm. Hannah q Wn Hlgr,nbo.
Sanl. Hunt. e''
J-AICA. \. JnP.,
L-NIn. I.4yeklur. Michael Ianahan
-Ihos. NevilEeul, koryell CatLarine lrDon;l
Lindsey fDaml, "iA'''
P-John Ii. PaSh, Saml paterSon. Ednord D.
Jacob Pierce. ~ = 'i'i'
a7Dems u Slilvan, Francis Sale, Saml. sinithson
9Alah Simlh, NO. Smith, James Smi' IL, John Scott
James " ehi'h, dudley oandrihge, John Smith,
Ills Rose Award Redtord.
I-Chares / al itrrro Norhorn ,rb,,,,s tt -
rex, DtuiS ieeAeI Thomas Taylor, David IInsley
May WsrTk, Henry II. Watts, ESQ. GEORGE
WIgg non, JsmefYright Geo. whitehead 'Ae': Mr.
Anran SAMUEL r. DAVIES, p. NJ
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Just handed
At Andrews Truly Cheap Store

At Andrews Truly Cheap Store,
q bags prime coffee
do do pepper
3 hhds moasses
Together with choice assortment OF Groce
ries
Also, in store n few hhds. of rum
And several crates earihenUare
cases mems coarse shoes
700 pair sttchdowns do
80 jack screws
10 doz cotton cards
II do wool do
hhds assorted stoneware
bales white, red and yellow nannels
100 reams wrapping paper
All OF which we are selling very low
Atour Truly Cheap Store,
Feb. %. Main Street.
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HOTEL.

The Subscriber has removed rom the
Washington. which he has occupied Tor
rnore than two years past, 10 the Franklin
Hotel. lie returns thanks 10 the puhlie
foe the patronage he has received ddf'"g
bis residence At the Washington aud, as
be will continue 10 nse hIs utmost exertons
to g,ye satisfaction 60 MS customers. he So
llcits a continuance of It II the Franklin
HIS table shall always be as veil furnished
as the markets will admit.
Tie has attentive aud Careful Dstlers, and
an excellent Stable.
ROBERT MORRlSS.
IT, on
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LYNCHBURG FEMALE
a CAD9Yf,Ys

PIE SUBSCRIBER takes this method 10
- express his gratitude for the liberal pat.
ronage which hns been heretofore extended
to bin, and to inform his patrons and the
public generally, that the exercises ofthe pre-
sent session commenced on Monday thG 9Th
January, Qnst.) lie has taken that largeknd
commodions establishment on Third Street,
formerly known as the Bell Tavern, in a
healthy and retired situation, and has associ
atcd with Inn in the management of the IN
siitullon the Rev. Josiah Cole, formerly of
Norfolk, who, tn an accurate knowledge OF
the sciences, adds more than twenty years OK
perenCe ns Il teacher. In this institution IRE
taught all the branches Of an English cducat
on, including Music, Painting on Paper, Vel
vet, Satin, Wood, and the various branches
Of Needle Work There will be always EN-
pioy ed four competent teachers. Terms the
same as heretofore. Pupils from a distance
w,ll be accommodated with boald in the sub.
scriber's family for fifty dollars per session,
payable in advance, or iorty.fve dollars, the
pupil furnishing her own bed, bedding and
towels
Parental attention and care will at all
times be paid 10 those who may DO placed in
our family as boarders.
For character, qualifications, &c. reference
TO Col. VIM u. Lynch, Rev +. G. Smith,
Rev John Early, Rev. Edward Cannon, Da-
vid Kyle, Ro. Kyle, David X. Edey, Doct.
Howell Davies, Robert Morriss, eaml. Braus.
ford, Abram Il. North, Norborne NJ Taliafer
TO and the Editors of the Virginian.
ALEX. I DOUGLASS.
Jan. l6. tS44
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VIEW pUBLIC.4IIONiS.
NEW WORKS.

Among them are
The last Of The Mohicans, in 2 vols. from
the pen OF the celebrated American Novelist,
Mr., Cooper, of New York, author OF the Spy,
Pilot, Lionel Lincoln, a.c. &c. This work is
pronounced by Critics TO be his best produc-
ton.
National Tales in 9 vols. this is a very
superb production, aud ought TO be owned
by every person.
Matilda, Iale of the day, said TO be q We.
ry excellent work.
Faber's Difficulties of Inidelity, said TO be
very fine.
The Foresters by the authors of lights
and Shadows, OF Scottish life, &C &C.
Verpiunck's Essays on the Nature, and
uses OF the various evidences of Revealed
Religion This work is much pralsed.by those
who have read il.
\ Treatise on the Christian Doctrine
compiled from the Holy Scriptures alone
10y John Milton, in 2 vols THIS work is We
ry superbly executed, and ought 10 be read
by every person.
Letters and Papers OF the late Revd. Tho
mas Scott, d d. never before published with
occasional observations, by John Scott,
NJ.
The Book Of Fate, new and complete
system OF Fortune Telling
9ummere's Surveying, very new edition
greatly improved.
The Modern practice of Physic, by Robert
Thomas, NJ. ID. the eighth edition, with We.
ry considerable additions, &c &c.
A Treatise on Domestic Medicine, by Ro-
bert Thomas, Nj. d.
Together with great many others, all Of
which will be sold very low by
ABRANg Il. NORTH.
April 6.
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Ihe Iract Of A.anA

on which Thomas Dooly, dec. formerly resi-
ded, lying abant three miles northwest from
A'berty, aud about one mile north OF Captain
James C"mphelI's adjoining the lands OF Geo
Oooly, James Dooly and others, and con
tanning about 200 Arres--about one third OF
ihe tract Is cleared and the balance is good
Tobacco bard, Is we'll timbered an lies we'll
Abe improvements are good dwelling house
and the usual ont honses. small orchard, &c
n deed with ,pectaI warranty will be made 10
the purchaser. aeeurdtug 10 The terms OF the
tecree aforesaid, aud possession mad by the
purchaser on the first day OF January. 1927,
With the privilege oi seeding this tall.
JOHN II. OrEY, Jr. Comr.
Aprl 6 e4y35
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a NHE subscriber has Just received by the
- latest arrival from Philadelphia. the fol.
lowing articles, viz: Memoirs OF the Lite OF
the right hon. Richard Brinsley Sheridan, by
Thos Moore, in vol
Napoleon and the Grand Army in Russia, or
critical examination of Count Philip De Sc.
gur's work, by Gen, Gourgaud, in vo,
The Emperor Napoleon's expedition TO Rus.
sin, III 1872, by Count Philip De Segur, in
vols.
The contribution Of Q @ to periodical
work with pieces never before published BY
the late Jane Taylor in > vols.
Tales OF the Wild and Wonderful in ] vol
The Sketch book in 2 vols.
Humes Slnolets and Bessets History of
England IN vols.
Elements of Therapeutics and Mate ria Me-
dica 10y y Chapman in Q vols.
The Elements of Experimental Chemistry
by William Henry in 3 vols.
The Surgical and Physiological works OF
John Alternately of London in vols.
Medical enquiries aud observations upon
the diseases OF the human mind by Benjamin
Rush IN vol.
Flags family Dentist in vol.
SCOTS Infantry Tactics in vols.
Lord Byrons W orks in & vols. gilt binding.
A new American system OF Book Keeping
by James Bennett in vol
Adams Geography audAtlas.
Smileys' do. do.
Gummeres' Surveying.
Griscum's Questions in English Grammar
Tor the Use OF schools,
The Hierogyphical Fortune Teller, sup.
posed to have been invented by Bonaparte.
The las, of the Mohcans, by the author OF
the Pioneers.
Randolph's Culinary Gardener, by a na.
tive of Virginia.
Dworh's Spelling Book.
Life of Washington, Pocket Maps of Va.
Pocket books large and small with clasps
pink letter paper, sc. &c. All of which
he will sell very low for cash.
CHS. A WRITER'S.
March Is.
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Na,h'l. II inston.

A 4 the Junction Of Man Street with the
a y Alley leading TO aud from Friends to
Martins or stone Warehouse, offers to The
public, by Wholesale aud retail, general as,
xoflInput of
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The Subscribers hare Just received,

-sAneaH
III
Gum opium IGioth do
Gum camphor Silver wire tooth do
Sulphate quinine Camel hair pencils
Rose water Hose tooth powder
Cneln. magnesa Otto rose lip salvc
Carh, do ked waters
Mrads anti-dispepuc Black do
OF sour stomach pills Dry white lead
Sarsaparliia root lied do
1h'na DO Chinese vCrmillion
Orrs 90 Ifrussan blue No l
AUGMENTATION Venetian red
Oh CLOVES Spanish whiting
Giober salts Ismn.arhv Iop,vood
Eps"m DO Ground camwood
Oll "orhlsceu Nicaragua
super carbonate soda Ground n,stic
carbonate DO Red saunders
lartaric acid Kim, yitrioi
iatiaf emeuc Lamp black
MY. iftfhc Fig blue
3hm assaiRlIda Arnatto
pnlE' Jaiap Macahoy snuff
t'oh Snalacum Rappee do
yum am'honac Scotch do
Gum kino (besD palm ,oau
Peruvian b rt Ipvruier do
Cbamomil flowers Transpaient do
Cya ursi ltinds,r ,Io
Fish berries Castle do
nter. atid opermaceta
Macassar oil Gold leaf
Antique oil Alcohol
grange peel Gum shellac
aqua ioriis Gum cupal
Ca'oHael lSrlrlts turpentine
S oi' tartar Nedgewood mortarsl
on peppermint Nipple shells
SSulcNsiiVer Breast pipes
Essence vias Evans crown lance,s
fancy perfume vials Common do
:, 'aiS from TO OF. Tooth drawers
borax refined Eanceps
Rotten stone lin foil
1 nl"Ieh Iincture bottles
Paint brushes assorted Specie do
Hair brushes Pin boxes
Ahue wash brushes BOTTLE uuu ,,;o, .o,,. &
Fruit Trees, Ornamental Shrubs J,,I5oI,
Roots, Grass seed, sc. ordered for a OWL al
rance on the Nti0 Pyicss.--We shall shortly
IFeelse an eddiliona supply of Garden and
'o"er seed, fancy flower pots, &c sc.
WILL. OWENSt IL G. l.. LECklr.
No. Apo hecsries & Druggists.
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HibJert'S Double BrOWn Stout, Java
Coffee. &c.
We have just received
Tirrces liibbert's best double Brown Stout
10 Bags Superior Java Coffee
Pipe OF genuine old Cognac Brandy
ind hare on hand
few barrels OF choice Old Whiskey, and a
general assortment of well selected Groceries,
which we offer for sale on reasonable terms.
JOHN b SETH HALSEY.
April g. 4t35
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auction and Commission
Business.

EHE SUBSCRIBER offers his services
Il as Auctioneer and general Commission
Merchant He will transact business in the
house lately occupied by Messrs.. Bradtute u
Tompkins. ROGER @. TOMPkINS.
March q. ts64
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4 New Patent HedsteaA.

4 Vie Subscriber, tahlnct Make III the
4 city Of Baltimore, respectfully informs
the public in general and Cabinet Makers in
particular, that he has visited Lynchbarg Tor
the purpose OF exhibiting his new and highly
improved bcdslead joint fastening, aud that
he has had n bedsiead made on thu, plan,
winch may be seen al Mr.. Norris Franklin
Hotel, where all Who feel an interest in an
Improvement IN this most useful article. ute
invited To call aud view it--lur a description
of which he refers them TO the very re5pecta.
bic certificates attached 10 this advert isement
The subscriber also informs the Cabinet Ma.
keTs OF tue several adioining counties, that he
has sold TO Mr. Robert Morrlss, OF this place,
the exclusive right and liberty of using aud
vending to others to be used, the above nam.
ed tastenings, and should application be
made Mr.. NJ. will either sell the iastenings or
the patent right, to use them. There is no
doubt hnt the person having the exclusive
right Tor any town or county, will be ena.
bcd 10 munopulize the business.
The pubiics humble servt.
ISAAC COOPER.
We The subscribers do hereby certify that
we have purchased of Mr. isaac Cooper, of
Baltimore, the right OF using his patent bed
stend, aud hive found il most useful inycn
tlen--lhe great facility with which this Kind
Of bedstead cnn be put up or taken down, e.
yrn by the most ignorant servant, added to
the most perfect strength aud durability of
the fastening, renders il tar preferable to any
thing 81 the KIND we have ever seen, aud am
sure thal all who try ii viii be equally pleas
ed--lu rhsr OF fire when person whistles 10
move II snort notice, this kind OF bedstead
cah he taken down IN one minute-Ihis cir
alone renders them invaluable.
Gwen undar or hands
ARCHIBALD " kkI, Fredericksburg
pANlD /. RURR, Richmond
saw. u COLpWLLL, Petersburg.
JAtOH RALIZEIL, Baltimore.
JO5 Eft W. ENTLER,
JOIN NEEpELS, :,
FDH A u NEEDEhS, =,
Jan. II 4v14
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Tobacco AanA ior sale.

1sf virtue of, aud ubedi nee Ia a decree
~ Vi the county court OF Bedford, pro.
aounced al their March term, ls26, | shall
sell TO the highest bidder, on tire preD,scs,
on Saturday the 18Th day Of May neAC, upon
a credit OF one aud two years, NLe purchaser
giving bond and security and deed oi trurt
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a last Of letters remaining an the Liberty
Post office on the 3lSt .harch. 1926.
A-Wiillam Allen, Abner Anthony, James Ayres,
Lewis Arthur.
B--Joseph BlankenShip, Doct. Henry Baker, Ahra-
ham Baker, sac Butler, William Burnett, 1ohger
Brent, Pleasant Brown.
C-Rev. Nicholas II Cobb, Mrs. Edith J. Clay, James
Clagg James Cunningham, Edward Cobb
D-Menda Davidson. Martin L. Dawson, Jacob Daw.
n, John Dade, esq
F-Juhn Fletcher, Samuel Field, James Freeman.
G-John GOodc, Samuel Grubb.
ii-AenrY Hunt William Xix, Edmund Haynes, Mrs.
Healthy Hogan, Mrs. Lucy ii Hunt, James Huff, Mrs.
Mar. Hopkins, homss l. Hill, Reuben X. Henderson,
Capt john Hatcher 2, Doct. Robert Hamilton, Capt H.
J--Bdly Jackson c. NJ, William p. Jones.
k-1homaS Keys, fsham Kerr 2,iiey. John w. Kelly
Capt. John Kasey, ST..
L-wlam l. Lukn, Henry Lloyd.
M-Maj. Balda VI Daniel Francis Mathew 2, James NJ.
CIaw, Mrs. Elizabeth Mari, Matthew M'Muliin, Nor.
gan Morgan.
P--I homas Payne, Joseph W. Pattin, Franci, Pol.
lard.
Q--George l.. Quarles.
k-Hlram G. Rathburn3 james Roy John Robinson.
{. NJ. homas RobeI tsOn. John Roberts.
S-Rev. William ii. Starr, Mary Slack, William Snun.
ders, Allen S8mmonS. Mi. Sheafer.
l-Betsel lankersy, Ohmpus)TIent, John Turner,
KEY. knoch W. leiry, Archibald Trent.
V-ihomas j. Vaughan.
W-Pleasant White, Mrs, Martha A. WainwrPht,
freeman Wainwright, whitely's Store, John WitIen,
Thomas Walker 2, David NJ. Wright, Dutoy Walker,
Mathew Wright.
WILLIAM r. PORTER, P. N.
April u.
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FOR SHE,
Thai Valuable plantation and
T.lVERh STAND,

L FL v IL I1as Al 1CV H.
Generally knorn By the name " the half ray
house betpeen Fincastle aud The Sweet Springs.
The piaee contains
AS ACRES OF LAND,
extending 1teng The banks Of BARRIERS Greek,
50 as 10 include very hHte mountain Land.
II Is IN a healthy situation, weH u0tered, and
possesses erery adronage for a house Of enter-
tainrent The Improvements are, tdtge
1rsntker boarded d,eehing house, Nth four
room, on the iowsr .foor. and tWo large ones on
the upper, (Viich might conrenientiyb be diuided
into four a good Kitchen, barn aud other ne
cesnry out house. The fee simple is an my
children, Edrord B. and Caroline NJ Barley,
boath Of whom hare giren their consent 10 the
sale and being Of age can make si1i-
oient title. For terms apply 10 the Subscriber,
bring on the place, or 10 Edward b. Bailey.
OF Union, Monroe County.
ELIZABETH B.4ILEY.
.4prii 18Th, 2oc6w,
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HE subscriber is willing 10 receive 6o,c
young Ladies', as boarders. she h."
very good Piano Forte, which those $50 ''
Lanies who feel disposed 70 learn 10 ,,Iay ""ns
nave NE use ei--her situation is an ' ~, u'"
near me Court-Honse. Terms Sio per mo n'
sne :i nun IN ADVANCE, and the balance AZ tbs
Aprils. 4hsiNE:
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VIM. Owens & 6. l.. Leckie
Have just receiued few barrels LIN
SEED OK. Also, large assortment
OF STONE WAAIs Oct. 20.
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French Language.

Ara LsuRA hsgs leave to ,ni"tm the.pab-
1tkhs, that be viii give Ffeneh Irssons at
night. three times a weeh, 10 any person
DESTROYS to lesrn That language, At $40 per
session of four months.
II. will als1 teach writing and arithme-
.ic. lao three times a week, but ON the o.
iher evenings, al sac per session Of four
Dosiis.
Apuh AZ 20ud
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-18
OBITUARY


Iobserved inthe National Intellgencer Of Saturday
the 18th, the death of Mrs. MARY ANN HoRNBR Of
Fauquier Va To let such loveliness descend to the
grave, without further notice, would be censure on
friendships and objectionable neglect of rare worth
and female excellence! Will you therefore, be good
enough to indulge female friend of the.deceased,
(now residing in Washington in offering her humble
and only tribute to departed friendship One who has
had full opportunity of knowing her well, through
the changing scenes of lfe's career!!
Such excellence fell to the lot of but few. Just
such friend as every viruous and social mind could
delight to have; disntereste, sincere and uncAange
able AS child she fulfilled the highest expectations
of fond and aged parent Uneng in all the duties OF
fial affection! AS wife, she all that the beloved
husband of her choice could desire; possessing those
domestic virtues which rendered her valuable in lie
and lamented in death.
Although young, she too, had her heart-rending be-
reavement mother, which she bore with all the
sweetness of resignation that characterizes the well
tutored mind! If long life and happiness, belonged
always to the goodand vrtuous death would nothave
had so young victim; and she would have dwet among
still But in the wisdom of kind Providence, she
has been 'staken from evil Gomez; therefore friend
ship bows in reverence! srhy will be done"
Washington, august 18th. A FRIEND.
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them, one at Swansea, one at Manchester, and
another at Birmingham.
The meeting Of the new Parliament is pro-
rogued TO the Oath of Augustine present
month
Colombian Bonds.--A London paper of July
Is, says-"It is impossible to describe the in
dignation felt on Saturday, by the conduct pur-
sued by Mr.. Hurtado, with respect to the. want
of faith, on the part Of his government, in not
paying the dividends due that day. Several
private meetings Of the principal bond-holders
were held to take into consideration the proper
course to be pursued; and it was ultimately de-
cide6 that public meeting should be held on
Tuesday, when it is probable that the interfer.
ence of Mr.. Canning will be sought for, and
that declaration will be put forth expressive of
the sense ofthe meeting relative TO the silence
Of Mr. Hurtado."
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EaucatiOn.

hER. CADEN most respectfully informs the citizens
IsE of Alexandra and the public generally, that the
duties OF his Academy resumed on Wednesday
the 9th inst AS it is his intention to take into his "a
miy few yo1ng Gentlemen toorlers he solics the
pair mage of those Parents and Guardians, who de-
srous of giving the children under their charge COM
plete education They may rest assured that the
srictest attention will be paid to the morals of such as
may be committed to his care. From the competency
and indefstg.be industry of the achers, he believes
few institutions afford better opportunity of acqur-
ing perfect knowledge OF the Classics Mathematics,
and the various branches Of an English education.
TERMS FOR BOARDING:
For Boarding and Tuition, comprising the several
branches of an English education and book-keeP-
ing $50 per quarter.
For Classics and Mathematics, extra Go
Payments of Boarders be made quarterly in advance
TERMS FOR LAY SCHOLARS:
For Classics and Mathematics, &c. $40 per quarter
For English and Bookkeeping, a 8 do.
For English, S do.
Stationary furnished at the store prices
The Academy is situated in the most healthy part OF
Ale Xandria aug 15-3m