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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28
Public Sale.

or SUPERB FURNITURE, &C.
an WEDNESDAY at 10 O'Clock, will be sold at the
~ auction store corner of Prince and Unon-stleetss
a splendid collection of HOUSEHOLD IND KIICR,
EN FURNITURE, consisting Of mahogany Tables,
Sideboards, Bcdsteads, Bureaus and Wash Stands.
Beds and Hair Mattresses, superior table linen and bed
Clothes set China Tea, do. Dinner, Looking Glass
es, Sofa, large brass Andirons, Shovels and longs,
Plated Ware, &C. &C.
.aLso, a Lot of 1fiLnayy,
Consisting of Ostrich and Vulture Feathers, Plush,
plain and figured Silks Curls and Caps, Buttons, Silk
and Leghorn Bonnets, Corsets, &c. Terms liberal.
s. A. ,1I4RSIELLEh, Trustee aJ .4uc
5 Persons particularly invited TO view the goods
the dav previous to the sale aug 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28
B. O. TYLER

Has the pleasure to state that of the 1000 pr
zes, and many others of Importance were distributed
at his Office Holders of tickets requested to call
and examine the official list and for prizes receive the
cash. or renew them in of the lotteries soon to
be drawn aug 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28
St.Domingo Tobacco.
10 Rent,

e., The two story FRalHE HOUSE and
M##?r1 STORE on King street, adjoining the house
M"aa:: now occupied by Thomas Jacobs. The rent
49, moderate, aad possession given Immediately.
Apply to SAMUEL JANNEY.
ailr l0-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28
John Roberts offers For Sale,

100 BBLs. whiskey, 1st, I'd, Sd and 4th proof
I@U 100 kegs nails assorted sizes
SO kegs gunpowder
100 bags shot
80 barrels refined sugar
IS bags West India and Java coffee
80 boxes ralsns
SO boxes soap and candles
Muscovado sugar, of various quail in hhds & bbls
Imperial, Gunpowder, andy. Tyson tea in chests
Moasses in hhds, tierces and barrels :.
Cotton yarn, assorted numbers
Together soith General Supply Of all articles in
the Grocery line.
ALSO, ON RETAIL, OF THE BEST QUALITY
Madeira and other wines
Jamaica and other spirits
French brandy and Holland Gin
Fine old whiskey aug II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28

40 Dollars Reward
nANAW AY from the subscriber in Richmond, Va.
Ia, on the goth inst three negro men, named
Randall, David, ard Nevis.
Rundalis about six feet high, yellow complexion,
thick lips, and by profession butcher bought OF geo
Mburn, Alexandria. Dauid is about five feet, ~ or
inches high, very black, smooth skin and thin VS.
age, purchased in Calvert Co. Md LeDis is five feet
seven inches and half well set not very black u or
% years age pleasant countenance when spoken to-
Randall and David are about the age as Lewis.
The above reward will be paid for experimenting and
securing said fellows that get them again, or IN
proportion for either and reasonable charges if deli
vered in Richmond. MOSES PAYNE,
aug 24-tf Agent for j. w. Denton
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28
SCHEME:

This scheme is formed with the letters a, ana .
and is SO arranged that the holder of three tickets CA,
&C,9 will be certain to get at least one fr.zs and
may obtain four The Tickets are lettefea ana num-
No. 1wB No. &C. No. 3-A. No. 4-B No. $
C No. GA. No. 7-B. No SC. No. "a No.
lob. No. lie. No. 12-And in this manner through
the whole.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28
Affaasax, a, 1'flDg2slgzAs
.,oynAy MORNING, AUGUST %, 1926.

We invite the attention of our readers to
!, .sr from Mr.. Fitzhugh to gentleman in New
YORK which we insert in this days paper. 1t
on.,;ns an able exposition Of the views OF the
Colonization Society, and'ofthe plans they have
n contemplation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28

lowing, to survey direct route for the Nation
al Road between Columbus and Indianapolis.
The accounts from the brigade, under the
command of N. ). Shriyer, Jr. employed IN In
diana, are very unfavorable. Mr.. Shriver, Mr..
Moore, Mr.. Morris, and many of the brigade,
were suffering under a severe attack of bilious
fever, caused by exposure among the swamps OF
that section of the country. The SURVEYS neg
cessarily suspended until the sickness shall be
subdued.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28
Trust Sale.

Yrust Sale.
- virtue Of deed of trust given to the undersign
I'D ed, to secure certain debts due to Richard II
Henderson and Thomas Henderson, executors of Ales
ander Henderson decd. dated the 18th August, 1922
and recorded i'll the County Court of Farfa they, tn
undersigned, will On thetAud Monday in .RuguStner
at Fairfax CourtH House, offer for sale public auction
to the highest bidder, for cash. the Tract of Land III
said deed mentioned, much thereof will suffice
to pay all the unpaid part of said bonds that have beer
due for six months, and the expenses of the trust SAID
deed of trust is given by Robert kncheloe, the tract
of land is that commonly called
Mo0rehiN,
which contains upwards of $50 Acres, and snow in the
possession of said KDcheloe. TIE undersgnedswil!
make such title is vested in them, but which be-
lieved to be sound aud indisputable
JAMES SANGSTER.
June 24-ts AMASHADIAH MOORE.
fI~P The ab0Uc sale aUiU be made on tile
THIRD MONDAY OCTOBER, at the same place.
July 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28
TYLER'S OFFICE, Aug. 2e, 1926.
Prize List of the drawing ofthe
Grand State Lottery or Island, No. 4.

*sold at 7gler's Temple Of Fortune, where the cash
can be had for prizes the moment drawn.
All tickets whose numbers end with $50 and o45,
(being 84 the prizes of $4,000 and 5000 excepted)
each entitled to $50
All tickets ending with 43, being $50, $40. The
Prizes of 900 dolls. having been drawn to No. $3.50
in the first division all tickets from No 001 to No
5000 inclusive, are prizes of 81 each The list may be
seen at TYLER's Temple of Fortune where prizes OF
Is, 900 dolls 1900 dolls. $500 dolls. of 1000 &c
may be had for dolls each-to be distributed from the
wheels of the Neoc- York Literature Lottery No. s. on
Wednesday next the goth inst.
Cash advanced for prizes as soon drawn, and all
orders promptly attended to. Address
y. q. YXAER,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28
MODE OF DRAWING:

q, the d,v of the drawing the three letters, A, B.,
and G. will be placed in wheel and one OF them
Ira, ~ ont which will entitle all the tickets (being
sal having that letter on Them to apr7e ofs2 each
with an equal chance forthe CAPITAL and odn intermediate
prizes. All the numbers (from 70 s,1sy ~, inclusive
ahnre the lowest denomination in another, and the
hers and nrizes drawn alternately against each
o'ne ticket drawing superiorprize Is not restricted
from drawing an inferior one also Many tickets must
therefore obtain I'sco Prizes eacA.
by the sbeet to the
forty days after the drawing Suoeo' 70 the usual ae
o Tickets 50 So; Haues 81 25 Quarters 623 Cents.
- '''l' For sale in variety of numbers a.
r. TT. RUNNELLS'
IO1TERY and EXCHAAGE OFFICE, King
street, Alexandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28

Alta meeting Of the citisens of Louisa coun-
". (va.) held at the courthouse on the 18th
instant, an address, inviting Judge P. P BAR
BouR to become candidate for representing
that county in the Congress of the United States
at the next election, was unanimously adopted,
and signed BY about one hundred persons, be-
ms all who were at the meeting, except single
individual.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28

The Boston Courier contains an extract OF a
letter from the ourser of the U. S. schr Dol
phn, dated since the accounts Of the reported
loss of that vessel; all fears.on that head, may
therefore, be at an end. The letter states thar
"after long cruize of FIVE months, they arrived
where there was some marks of civilization
having accomplished the object of their cruize
namely, the taking of The survivors ofthe crew
of the whale ship Globe, of Nantucket.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28

We have the qualification to state that our
esteemed fellow-citizen, DR.. WILLIAM Howard,
OF the United States Board of Internal I'M
provement, has arrived in this city, and VIII
Immediately commence the surveys necessary
TO ascertain the practicability of a canal COM
municatiou from the harbor Of Baltimore to
the waters OF the Potomac.
Baltimore american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-28

A late arrival at Boston brought letter from
Dr. Howe, Of whom our readers have often
hard. as one Of those who have generously vo-
lun,eered their services in the cause OF suffer
ing Greece He gives melancholy picture of
the state Of that country, but hopes for better
DAVIS. He concludes by remarking, that "Gseece
is in imminent danger, but ! do not yet despair;
IL she falls, be assured it will not be without a
struggle"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01

cred, that to consider its performances, with IN
difference, is TO be guilty OF the blacklist lngra-
ttude. When the common Toe threatens our
common safety, union in arms must form the
wall of our common defence!-For without this
feeling prevails. there can be no simultaneous
effort-no combination Of strength--no ener-
py- no resistance. But the strength and secu-
rity Of people, like the soul which anima'es
the human body, consists not IN blind force,
but in unity OF movement and design, hence
the immediate and complete organization OF
the Militia becomes at once matter OIL the
hiphest moment and greatest energy who
can doubt this? What citizen shall hesi-
rate 10 enrol himselr-Vhe militia corps being
nothing else but citizens in arms for the secu-
ri,v Of their lives their familes--their honour
and their propertr.-Under present circam-
stances, the heroic people OF alencia, have yet
TO learn, that to render their invaluable rights
and privileges secure they should not walt I'M
Ill the enemy is in front before they prepare to
oppose him! Such measure would bring upon
each of us disasters and talamitles irreparaOie.
TO prevent these the management Of the pub
lie means has been committed to my hands, S
oon6dinr in the weIl-tried patriotism and
nrompt corporation of my felow-cilizens, |
have undertaken the trust, and with them am
ready to meet death in the defence oil our COM
mon interest
is therefore ordered, that every citizen from
the age Of IA to 50, shall appear in person on
the l4,h Of July in the Plaza Maj to ctirc; his
enrolment, The line Of this purpose will be
announced by the discharge OF three guns IN
succession.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01
Mackerel.

80 BBLS. No. 8, Mackerel, just received per
4 schr Harriet, capt. Taylor, from Portland. ana
for sale bv N. MILLER & SON.
. IN S7'ORE.-50 bbs nett Herrings
so do gross DO
7mo27 ct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01
D The Editor oftas Baltimore Gazette.
CARIHAGENA, 5th July, 1872

CARlHAGENA, 5th JULY, 1870.
Dear Sir-The enclosed proclamation has
Just been published in this city: 1t is docu-
ment Of some interest, and may be Of use 10 you.
The general opinion is, thai Gen. Paez will be
condemned to death. and, as General Bolivar IS
expected in two or three weeks, make no
doubt tranquility in Venezuela will be restored.
We are all quiet in this department. In haste,
Yours, SC.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01
PRINTED AND runLIsaKp,
From the Baltimore Gazette, Jaiy %.
LATEST FROM COLOMBIA.

By the fas, sailing schnr, Betsey, Capt Hun
ter, arrived this mo ming in is DAYS from Car
,haeena, we have received files OF Carthagena
papers to the Cd Of July, and Bogota papers
10 the 18th Of June, and the following from our
attentive correspondents, with the Proclamation
mentioned. which we have translated for this
DAVIS paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01
Head Quarters IN BarceIona,(
May l6, 1925.
JOSE FRANCISCO BERMUDEZ.
- '' 80 FRANCISCO MEJIo, sec'ry.

The following extracts from Curacao papers
to the 9Th inst are furnished by an arrival al
Providence.
C,,racoa, lilly s-We learn by private letters
that the government of Maracaybo has placed
itself under the jurisdiction Of Gen, raez, ana
agreed on the formation Of Federal Govern
ment.
REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.
Jose Antonio Paez, Civil and Military Chief OF
Venezuela, sc.
The defence of our country is a duty SO sa-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-01
TRANSLATION.
INdNSI'N ~
REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.

Iosx FRtNcisco BERNUDEz OF the order OF berators OF
Venezuela General in the Armies of Colombia, and
COMMANDMENTS Chief of the Department of Ornoco,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-13
ROBLNNON"S F0P 10

4 SECOND edition of the work published under hi, tile
ny my alher has hren prepared by myscf and l. now in
press Ihe various Forms contained the edition have
oreh sdsPed ~ tn 70 The laws force many ne.y o ~
nave nteH inefed under eery ,itle and considerable AL
Mons made 10 the work Ia other re,peet The collection of
forms used by Clei Of County COs aud Superior Courts
u law y Hse and embraces forms of process enre. ia
Chanoey suits. P e6Ved the work ooo of deer
s,'Hs OF TIE General Court aud Court OF Appeals relating TO
Tie practice IA actions law. anil ia CHAPTERS Of ORDER
records large, executions aud ho there ale references To-
many dsenion; ~hioh could not be comPrse in that roec
'Yn' At'eh gwen OF 'he proceedings Superior Cou.
Of law an Criminal causes, with references to decision. ~
70 those proceedings aud TO the entries cases The col
lection ct declarations ndctn aud information r much
enlarged aud notes ulone Of decision, relating TO he
structure OF those Preeeden,s The chapter conyt
contains nlny forms aud Collection deci.ion elau,
chiefly to the execution aud orng such Instruments
Inc WORK w' contain upwards of 600 psges about $50
more ,nsn'h iom'r sdronD it will Lt bound calf
sod Al 80 per cory, some copies will he prepared with blank
isaSes al The eod oi each chapter, for which So c.s will be
this description will dire their AZ ents to that ect n ia ex
Peeied that copies VIII be ready delivery fortnight
GO CON. Il. ROBINSON.
tf
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Orford Fenale .Hcndrlal-

VIE all Examination IN this Institution will
On eduesiay the 18th November and close the
ftdsy evening following The first Of the net year
VIII commence on the second Monday in January
Ne very liberal patronage which has been given this
seminary the past year, has encouraged the Principal 10 in
Tue numher OF teachers, aud to make
oh To the course Of studies heretofore pursued lie has en-
sSd gentleman aud lady for the ensuing year. who have
~ ong ana successful eSp.rieace in teaching of
lne INST academies IN country cabinet minerals
Iymea and philosophical apparatus will be added before
~ einen OF the Aext session Every recitation ia
chemistry Natural Philosophy, onomy aud Mcrsloyy
oe with Lecture the principles those
Particular attention viii he n,j 10 Main aud rn,,i
fehanshP, to The projection and drawing Msps plain
a"a ornamental Neeiie-Work stated lecture will be given
10 te Two higher glasses Philosouhy Able ard
peche.d teachers WI. be employed department, of
MUSIC Drawing and Painting. The Seminary aei Furnished
whh Maps Globes, &c. NJ alteration To he made IN th,
price "i board snd tuition JOSEPH LABAREE
0xford, Oct lS. az ,rS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-13
Yaluable Properfv for Sal.

AVING relinquished the idea of changing ms pi.se -
residence, offer for sale besufu Ls alby am
desirable situa,on adjoining the Falmouth with III
IT'S apPurtenance The dwelling house large and
Gus two stories high four each floor well finish.
ed There ont house, viz: An Office good
Kitchen, Smoke House, Store House, Barn. Stable and Oar
rage House insurance the and premiums paid for
SVOo large and productive Gard the ward stand
pump yielding delightful water which conveyed BY pines 10
water the scekin the the house Garden
TIC Grove Of large oakee in which the house
10 TACT % situation has motifs equal hi, section country
10, hesh and beauty being situated the highest
ne Possessing commanding Of both the
.o"hsoi Falmouth aud Frederic kbug, and ds
he RaPpahanDoek river There 354
He one nan IN wood, tee laid Ur shifts under
cedar fence with stream Of running hourb each
ne land produces WELL and has failed the most din
cur, seasons by ,tle improvement, (Which from its conf
Sy 10 both towns, easily done, trrfinr expense
nave made 3 bushels of wheat L. the acre Ther. IL s6
cheney OF oak timber, aud abundance pine wood which
~ great demand sni lies 10 town that .x
loads per day he hauled taking hack time load o
manure, which be often gathered about the streets for the
expense OF moving IT. There the premises four hoes
some OF them good carriage hses from so head of
and thriving cattle, among them 10 mich oow.-sIo ,,y
wagons one cart, with all other Turning utensils. in
order; all at which, together with the growing CROP will be sold
on accom- oda;ing ter and possession gwen Immediately
nose DESTROYS OF purchasing this valuable Property can y
the same, and know the terms application 10
WALKER.
q The house is furnished with neat and plain Mahogany
rurnnure (Which desredO viii be put reduce piee
Oct IS. Asu,,t,.
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CORDAGE FOR 1927.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
RS OF FICE Z
Oh Oct, 1926. :

ItU UtL,, ISEV }
'lNE Comni'ioners Of The NAVY viii receive proposals IN
until the hsdsv Of December next, for the ollo,yin,
quantity Of CoNDAGE 70 be made the best clean water
rottod Hemp, for the Navy, for the wear 1927. viz:
40 tons TO be delivered al the Navy Yard at Norfolk
50 tons TO he delivered at tbs Navy Yard Washington
40 tons to be delivered the Navy Yard New-Yofk
aud
20 tons 10 he delivered the Navy Yard at 30 tom
VI such -ize'a shall from time 10 time, be required: oneha
The quantity To- he delivered before dav of Apl
1871 and oneialf before the m day of July follow
ing The Cerdage tob- Of the hest quality stand the
proof the respective Navy Yards which will he the same az
that OF the present The foregoing quantities will
ury contacted for, with the condition that the so-
e's may extend the quantity fifty per by giving
previous notice TO the contractors. Oilers TO whether
common pattut laid
Oct 10.
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ny virtue Of deed Of trust by George Robertson
- "i The comfy OF Amelia, Ito Edmond HSron or hi.
hePIe'ediye) onhe 9Th day OF September IC22 aud
admitted toreeo'd IN The clerks Office of said county, on IN.
Sh day OF November, IN the year, for the ppose f
IT, proceed to sell for cash, the highet bidder on Al
premises nn SdtuFy the laiL day of November next IN f1
ohefwise the next TAR day, certain Parcel OF u
rg 81 Amelia county, much thereof viii be sei.i
~ satisfy the purposes Of said deed, being the .sm lct If
land on which the said George KDbcrtson nov resides yir an
AppomaiIoA RIVER between and miles above m,
o. Fiat creek, aud containing tive hundred aud hfy two
more less such nie only will be conveyed the pufcha
purchasers by the sub,criber as was ve.d 4, ;
Edmund Harfson, dec. lwhO wa trrste~.l
NAfH. HARRISON
Executor Of Ed HarrisoH dec,
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Frnit and OrnnmentnL go e.

:. 10 uIttt OINu!HeUIUs ATCtS, &c.
SfEftEN F. MILLS Co Hate Prince AlillsI offers
- To the public nj tue Old American Nursery Long Island
near New fork their u.uai extensive Ffu ana
Ona n'a rtee, Shrubs and Plants of which about 90 1000
fre OF 'ze suitable or fall anplantig and Of the.
most se.ee kinds They have also several thousand Thrifty
re mes about 200 varieties of Rose; large col
Buhous Flowers. $3.50
Also great variety Of Otanses, Lemons Citrons Gersni.
uh China Roses Csme'ia JspAn Roses, Olives Eyte.
ronegranaes Jam'n H. aihs anj other Plants
aud ITO kinds of the Double Dahs celebrated for lie
splendid Flowers so varieties nf and
fhoye % OF carnations &c &c Catalogues Of which may
obtained OF the subscribers, and orders TN oug them OF Sent
per Intil, will receive immediate attention.
Signedl ELLIS & ALLAN 5c,,,.
Oct IS
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.WOTyCE

a PETITION will be presented 10 the next General A.
senbiy ot Virginia, PRAYING thJt tie Coa,monvealL,
sht 70 certain lots ct land in tse Of Ubanna lately e
snn ."a As Tue property o certain Alexander Fra
OF VIM Burke may be relnquhed and the bond, given to
me eomnonwelh Tor tie purchase money lots MAY h,
cancelled JOHN CHEW, admir-
Oel IS. iaeG ~ T., u.
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hen.nLe Nr,,linnrn-

WE patrons and friends Of this Seminary are informed
A That the ensuing session the fret day of No
yemhef next The pfic. Of tuition will he the for the
last session, payable advance Ia winter Sessions IL il e
Peeed The expense FOR fuel will he betrayed nv the Students
winch, however, val not exceed so per scholar.
=, - , JOSEPH ESrABROOK.
b Mrs George viii continue to give lessons on the Pa,
no, 20 'ueh youog ladies may favor her with patronage
Staunton, OetI5. AZ 20,
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32.02lTotal
EDMUND WALLS, Inspector.

nr,yn1pr, ~ Communicated.
MAhhlEDl-on Thursday the eth inst. at Painsyie AIn.
IA county, by the Rev Pascal l.. Townes Mr. I,h1D G,
Hooker to Mas Elizabeth E. letter, daughter Of Cart obn IT,
ter, Of Amelia. - S'f' Jun" &c
-, on Tuesday evening the Sd inst by the Rev f NJ,
Gse Doc or Edmund Berkey of Hanover Va 10 Nil. n.y.
H. j. BROOKE daughter Of the Hon. Franei, T. Brooke
DIED. suddenly, at Windsor, Richmond county Va NJ,
ne zO ui ms mildred Page, in the 57h year Of her
ana WIDOW OF the late Thomas T. Page, of Cherry Ii
weston the pre-. 10 announce the melancholy fact Of
ne death OF our venerable and respected feowczen and
pupnc servant ten John Broalong known the ndefat
sane intelligent aud upright Judge Of the Stanton Green
srler and Wyhe Chancery Courts. lie died very .ddcn
between the hours Of < 0 this morning
tSfaHnton Spectator, Oct. 6.
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JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE,

tI Urls N ths tsifuon will commences ON The "a of
- November next snd continue four month"; The sew, raj
cheif' are occupied ~ foilous:
John Eberls, NJ D. Theory and Practice Of Physi,
George MClelan. w. o. Surgery.
Jacob Green d n. Chemistry
" hush hhees ~ b. fustutes Of Med. end Medical Jur5
prudence.
nsinan n Smith, NJ D ANATOMY md Physiology.
W.FO Buton, NJ u. .-Mtsfn Medics Eoisny.
John Brnes, IT. d. Obittcs spd Di.cssts OF Women and
Children.
bystetem sct ~ Assembly msriricuisoO feels c1aeed
nor any Tee above ile nccsy required FOR grad
ustion NATHAN Il. SMITH.
Dean d he Fscoliy.
Ori - l-S
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q 11ncher.

A GENTLEMAN who has had some years experience n,
leaener, wishes 70 RET employment for the ensuing
year. lie can oGer aupe Testimonials of his competency
aeh the different branches of English Education the nshe
MATES and the Lsta snd Greek languages Letters post paid
aafesed to A. H., Pondextes Store, Louisa county, Va
OotI3. A5-vs,
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NOTICE.
NOR RENT

sNOiS hEN u aud possession given the 25, day
4 next e"nses'enI residence, h small Farm sfsoleJ
ho"d OF Prince Edward Gourhouse; 1t II
u'ted about hfa mile from the batter place and he
ene distance from the college. For apply TO ,or
H"ealt Esq the present tenaHt, The subscriber
JOHN r. METTAUER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-13

HEREBY forwarn az persons from trading Tor note Of
Ten doIiar executed ny nae, about the fist Of the preen
month Srpteuber 10 MoFeeai Howard IL The County Of
SPotyvana as boot IN the swap hpr.es NOT t.,
pay SAID note the sad Howard having
on me PaPahl- fraud. JOHN LIPSGoMB.