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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21
FLORIDA LAND HGENICY


Office for the purchase aud sale Of land, opened al
Kalamazoo The seal ct government Florida II known
that The rie lands IN lorda well adapt.
n those great staples, Sugar Cane and Sea Island Cotton
That gentlemen, who visit this country with pv,ma-
nen settlement labsr under many the pur-
chase or location o lands; which believed ms he DIVA
ted ny TN, Office. III. the of ,he uhdesned
prepared with special information relative the quality and
ertent Of the most valuable lands whrh may lie ole, for
sale by the government by individuals Books will he upe-
ed oI essriS Of all estates which may 10
the charge Of said Office with drafts snd
examinations will he male in all deemed essary
The said ofee will he prepared all business ELLA
I've 10 The perfect completion adjustment of land claims
TO all business appeitaing Oh, donation or
Laws passed by Congress Of the UnIed States oi the
heheh OF the early settlers ia flrida every descrp
ZION OF buine': relating 10 General Land Agency Map.
the public lands which offered ay, 1875, aud vi
those which be hereafter advertised FOR by ro
vernuien', at all he procured. Letters (po.t pai)
address to Richard q. Allen Tallahasei FLrida
's,lI be attended to. RICHARD G. ALLEN & co.
Taiahassee i2ih June, 1926.
REFERENCES
His Excelency, VIM. r. Duya
Col. Robert Butler, Su7ceyor General,
General Richard X. CALI
Col. James GaLden,
Major Benj. Cha;Ies, Tallahassee
Jonathan Robson, Esq. Gadsdsn County, Florida
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.M'CORAICK PLOUGHS.

Ut JUlIsNIJh FL<UUJTfS.
jiE subscriber has hand and offers sale al the
a Richmond Plough Mandatory, opposite the Union ic;r
an assortment Of the celebrated Mccormick cast aud IN,
improved B1R-SHARE PLOUGHS
WILLIAM PALMER.
Also on baud, few three horse s,If-sharpener..
SEPT. J..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21

ITANcED gentleman > assistant Teacher III Sent
W nary this ely competent to teach the English LN
,aage g,annaticals, Geography Writing and Arithmetic
most undenishe reference character wall he required
Apply at tl Office
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FALL GOODS.

yVE receiving and opening large proportion of
w Fall and Winter GOODS those opeLiDg,
BALES Of rose, point and iuine blankets
Bales Uapt cUttons, various makers
Bales hannels, feaInots and bearskins
Bales bleached aud unhe domestic sheetings and
inss, compete assortment.
Dros cloths and cssseres, Of all qualities, most
superior impvtted
Prlsse cloths, Of all colours
V.stngs, 10 suit the
S'lk, cation and woIsted hosiery
Furniture cambria and ga,menI iimities
Cases Irish linen, long lawn and sh..tms
Few pieces Flanders sens beautiful and cheap Article
Case, sat,ine;. bed cknss aud Ihecks
DoSr. u looking glasses, put dozens, for wholesale
trade
Coffin slings, cotton camhricks
Muslns, boihhaznes, bombazetts
Diapers and linen eamhrics
complete vi merno aud cashmere shaw!s AMI
scaris, some beautiful
A small assortment metino and cashmere bdkfs.
n Few beautiful PLAIN black silks
TIN tad iaees, hs bobbiu and
Canton, nankin and Italian grapes
piece Beautiful gauze lann-l
They expect daily additional sun plies from, New York and
Philadelphia all which will he sold much former
Oct :. 42-u WM. NEALE co.
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Fa,mers' Bu,lk of Virgini

Farmers Bunk IF YIginia
NhE annual meeting OF the St khulders The election
of Directors for the Bank aud fol the Offices OF Discount
and Deposit will be held Wednesday tie Sd day Janu-
aiy next. WIN NEKEkVIS. Cashier.
Dee. 10 -,,,,o
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.Neor1Ss far !S1Ie

~Fts5TOtS JW SuTe.
WILL be sold FOL Cash public ON Monday the Isl
~ day OF January next, Greensve Courthouse being
court day, 10 0r DO likely young aud valuable SLdtES be-
longing ~ the estate Of Simon ruimer, ir. dec.
Dec. 6i.td, JINDV ,.tr,r
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TINE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Bank Of
Virginia, will behed at their Banking House, in the City
OF Riehmoud, on the FIRST Monday in January.
w. DANDRfDGE, Cashier
December I. SGD
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a Teaeher IYanted.

TV1iE subscribers wish employ for the ensuing year,
teacher that IS well qualified 10 teach the English Lam
susge gIsmmsiesIy GeogaPhy, Latin Greek and MAIZENA,
cb Any gentleman producing satisfactory evidence Of his
perfect knowledge in the above branches will with
eouragepeni, ~ applying to the Subscribers living the up
per end Of Chesterfield county.
THOMAS BRANCH,
HENRY cox,
Dec :. 5o-a SPENCER woOLDRIDGE.
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.ADVERTISEJTENT.

{'HE tract Of Land called Hill Grove, containing abcv.
1000 acres lying tie lower end Amelia county, for
mery advertised still TOR SALE IL would make an excellent
Cotton plantation Ii will he sold all tosath-r divided int
parcels. The terms will be Communicating.
o'r'sam. mar"h4 9a-rf I'M. q GILES
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NOTICE. hereby gvso that all the cells this institution
~ occuye and that patients will be received
some Of tie ssd cells due notice Of which will
b ,ivsn. By order u the Court Of Directors.
Ass 70 S--u LEo HENLEY, &C. q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21

a GENTLEMAN who ha. conducted a SchooI for 3 or g
years, and who produce satisfactory evidence of his
character and qualifications teacher, wants situation
some healthy oi his State He will undertake to teach
The Greek, Latin and French languages together those
branches constituting good English tdueal,on-
APrly to the Editors of the Enquirer
lJrc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21

Roph,nspHie for Sale, under Deed of Trust
s2Y virtue of deed OF trust bearing date the Esd day Of
~ March, 1925, executed to by Charles l.. Wooison
II nc, the nei fair day, for ready money the well known
Tavern on the Birmingham Rad Tie County Of Poasn
called HoPkINSPILLE: Also the following slaves, viz
Pull, Esther, aud her three children Julian, Billy aud Rich
ard much OF the said property may be to pay
the amount due under the deed The take
place On the premises.
SAML. TAYLOR, lr
Nov "a. 81 ids VIM. S DANCE. iIu'tes.
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Sale of Valuable Siares.

IN Thursday the 2sh Of December next will be sold at
Annheid, the late residence OF Matthew Page, dec IN
TINS county, about seventy valuable slaves, consisting Of
women and children Acredt of months will be avw.d
boni with approved security being given.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21

COFfEn .1JfD elROyN FOX 1877.
Navy Commandment Ogice,
November 3Oih, 1875. 5
f5NIlE Commissioners Of the Navy Board will
H Proposals. until the 18th January next the supply
the respective Navy Yards before July, 1927
COPPER.
AT BOSTON,
Not less than 800 Sheets of copper.
No, .ess,h than ca 600 lh- OF Bolt. copper.
1IT new YORK,
Not less than 5000 Sh, IS o copper.
Not less than 10000 lbs. OF Bolt copper.
At PHiLdDELPHId,
Not less han 1900 Sheet. OF copp.r
-dT NORFOLK,
Not less than 5000 Sheets of conner.
MI les, lhau $4,000 lbs. Bolt copper.
All the Sheet Copper to be from 2s 81 ounces, aud the
Bolt Copper from 5-sio 3.4 inch, may be reIuIea
IRON.
AT BOSTON,
(S00OO Lbs round
Not les. than 5000 a,,
AT NEY YORK
10000 lbs round,
No, less than $4,000 dat,
$4,000 square.
AZ PUIL1DELPHii,
Not les. than 1000 10000 10; !. i, t'''''
(2O,oO0 square.
AT W.iSHINGIOY
10000 lbs. round,
10000 square.
At NORFOLK,
No, les, than zoos. Sj5S . ID Gn i,D"0'
10000 square.
All the round lion 10 be from 34 10 IL inches, may
he required. The Fat may be .qued; aud square, from
Sd 10 = 1 iuch as may be required.
and the Contractors hlgate themselves equir-
ed All additional quantity not exceeding IS per ouI
ing sixty days notice.
All vi which Copper 10 such nspec-
ION and proof adopted at the respe Navy
yards: or such other inspection and proof the
ers OF the Navy Board may direct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-21

II. j. SHY.hdNSKI, Practical Dentist,
slOR the better accommodation of
hav. rented the dweiing house formerly &C
enPied by Dr. CLARK street, opposite Mr. Nelson's
Store.
Office hours from until two M, and flom p. IN.
Dec. 8 = 10 2.vtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-02
SNIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
June 1.-Schr. Fair American, Hodgkinson, Balti-
more; sundries to Kerr & Fitzhugh.
Schr. Swallow, Davie, Trinidad, % days; sugar, mo-
lasses and to J. &. J. Harper May 7t.left at
Trinidad brig John of New Haven, loading; Deruo to
sail in days; Lady Richmond, Thrubod taking in bal
last for St Croix; brig Milford Cover sailed on the 9th
for New Haven May 1O-lat. 81, so, long. "a, 80,
spoke brig Ann. from Antigua for New York.
newbrg, just off the stocks, from Baltimore; toJ.
81. Harper.
Schr Potomac, Bears, cleared at Boston 9th ult.
for this port.
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AUCTIONS.
District Of Columbia.

alerandr1a County, SCI:
APRIL TERM, l825-l4th dav.
a The Mutual Assurance Society
n.rb.r. Shook .s.'''' L''% xS 5 IN 'HAsorHr
The bill in this case being taken for confe ssed and
the cause regularly set tor decree, and ing on now
to be- heard, the Court upon considering the same doth
decree and ORDER that the defendant or or before the
day OF next do pay to the con,painants
the OF one hundred and sixty one dollars with in.
terest SLY d. part thereof from the lst day of
Npr 1928 till paid, and the costs of this suit and in
case the said defendant should fail to pay the complain
ants the said of money by the time appointed for
the payment of the same as aforesaid that then the
premises in the bill and exhibits mentioned be sold st
public auction tor read, money, by Daniel Minor be-
putty Marshal OF this District, and out of the none, a.
rising from the sale aforesaid, after deducng the &
Pen'es ct the same, he pay TO the companants their
debt interest and costs aforesaid and that he pay over
the balance, if any, to the defendant The said Dcpu-
ty Marshal is hereby required to publish notice of the
time and place OF sale at least four weeks in one of the
newspapers printed the town of Alexandria and he
lsaso required to report his proceedings herein to this
Court lhs decree to be final unless cause be shewn
70 the contrary on or before the 9th day of the next
term, Copy Test, EDM. l. LEE, C..
Agreeably to the above decree, shall proceed to
sell, ON MturdayMe Isl dayof July neat, al II O'Clock.
for cash, on the premises the following property.
RE44 One Lot or GROUND situated on Duke.
.sSi street, between Water and Union streets. with
f'"We - Vi'1' "W NV I-bLiNu thereon tlree StO-
RES high and binding Duke street Is feet and run.
mng back % feet Also,
One other LOT, with a FRAME KITCHEN there.
on two stories high, and south OF the aforesaid house.
IL feet by 20 feet. Also,
One other Lot and FRAME DUELLING two
stories high south of the former house 80 feet by Is
feet Also
One other LOT and IVOODEN BUILDING two
stories high, lying south e. the former house IL feet
by IS feet, and binding on an alley 8 feet wide
ID. MINOR, ID. NJ.
NAV 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-02

The Democratic Press Of Tuesday evening
saws. that Mr.. Gallalin is in Washington, max
ing arrangements and receiving Instructions
preparatory TO setting out TO fulfill the duties oil
his new appointment. We believe that the E
di,or is in error Mr.. G. is expected in Wash
ington, but has not yet arrived.
The abuse heaped upon Mr., Gallatln, by
Calhoun and Jackson prints, has called forth the
foSowing remarks from the Editor OF the Press;
"Every man who accepts an office under Mr.
Adams may expect to have his whole HE In
qured into, and if one tainted spot be found, II
will be exposed TO the whole world. Such pro-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-02
NlEHX n NJ-Dl21Ma
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1926,

The account which we yesterday gave of a
revolution having taken place ct Venezuela was
supposed in New-York TO be exaggerated, bat
subsequent arrival at that city, and still LAY
er one at Baltimore fully confirm the report,
and stamp importance upon the transaction.-
, We have made compendious extracts from the
National Advocate and the Baltimore Ameri-
can, TO which we refer the reader.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-02

The following letter addressed by Mr. Eve
re,t to Mr.. Cushing, Of Newburyport, on the
subiec, Of the claims of our countrymen on TO-
reign governments will no doubt prove of ser
vice to many individuals in this city: To this
end we transfer it to our columns. NJ. Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-02
M9RRIED,

lUTRRIEU,
At Baltimore, on Tuesday evening last, by the Most
Rev. Archbishop Maresha, Mr. FRANCIS f. RozrER,
of Motley Hall, Prince Georges county, Md. to Miss
HARRIET f. Brooke, of Baltimore, daughter of the
late Richard Brooke Esq of Fredericktown, Md.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-02


pen of an intelligent gentleman, whose infor-
nation we were sure was correct
FLORIDA.
Extract of letter to the editors of the Richmond
Wing, dated
Tallahassee, (f2or'da,) .AprH 81.
"This country is all it has been described TO
be- The soil is productive, and its produce OF
the most valuable description. Ii has every IN
dica,ion of health. 1t is high, airy, and well
wa,ered. can, without fear of contradiction,
saw, that no part Of our country produces bet
ter water In fact it presents every advantage
10 the agriculturalist Here he may settle
with the assurance of enjoying every luxury,
and of attaining wealth as rapidly as he could
desire-always bearing in mind that the 'tlrsl
wear (until he can get crop Of his own in)
will be one Of privation; and every emigrant
should endeavor to send around six or eight
months provisions, for have no doubt they
will be SC arce for several years to come. We
who arrived here during the last winter. have
suffered considerably for the want OF provisions
The population is so sparse, and the Influx so
great. the country does not afford enough at
present to support US, and the trade is com
nle,elv monopolized in Tallahassee Oy few
merchants. W hose interest it is to keep up
the price of every article ofprovision. Bread
stufs are at the following exorbitant prices
Flour (and not good) Sll per barrel, Corn S2
a so per bushel, or $40 IL per barrel. It's
nv opinion that few cargoes OF corn, Hour,
bacon, and even groceries, would command
ready sale and good profit
81 have made these few remarks to you, be-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-02
Coffee.
SUMMER GOODS.
ROBERT BERRY.

Opposite Jonathan Butchers Hardicare store,
HAS just received in addition to his Spring Goods,
L Il recently advertised, the following articles:
Cloths and cassmeres
Silk mingles for gentlemen's coats, new and
beautiful article
French merno bombazine for do
White and colored drilngs
DO do and striped jeans
Cacoes, cambrcs and ginghams
Irish, Scotch and German linens
Plaid brown and blcached domestics
Cross barred and striped cambrcs
Plain and figured book muslns
DO do Swiss do
Ladies' black ard white six hose
Gentlemen's do do and half do
BIeached and brown Russia sheeting
White and black Italian grapes
Coored and black Canton do
Black Italian lutestring
Thread and bobbinett laces, bobbinett wells
Parasols and umbrellas, bamboo ard papertans
Ladies fancy work boxes
Plain and twilled black bombazette
Knitting cotton, pink and blue
Florence silk, Ladies and gentemen's gloves
baltimore Best Cotton Narn,
With many other articles All Of which were pur.
chased at reduced prices and will be sold on accom-
terms NAV ~ TX. ID.
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ing pieces. JOHN CURSE.
Aist 0f Aetters
Remaining in the Post Office at Alexandria, D. c. June
lst. 1926,
CT Persons applying for letters in the following list,
will please say they are advertised, they may not
get them.
4 Nicholas Lowe
Elizabeth Allison N
John .|usn Doct Morgan
John r Armstrong Christian Myer
Addison Catharine McCarty Moon
Geo Mason
Jane Blue Ann Murphy
Captain Nathan Baker Rchd n Marshall
| John Bryan Henry McWade
| 'urbett Betton Catharnc Morgan
William Beverly Mrs Lucy Mason
Il Jared Muss
John Burrage Oxford hurry 2
Thomas Berry Margaret MINIS
Catharine Butts Margaret Mcdonald
G N
william ChalIicomb Ann Nevet
Fanny Cooke Ohio W NaIly
Elizabeth Cohagan
westly arn Thos Ogdon
Cornelius Campbell
John Croggan Elizabeth p Polk
) Cook o,. JudsOn c Humphrey
Ann Cole DIV Rags,lale
Benz Caughan on board the James Kicker
ship General Lingan
Miss CallSle hlCHu onea
Matthew Sexsmith
Richard b Daily Joseph Stone
Edward Dorsey Ann I Ssson
f. Jane Sims
Jas G Evans Catharlne Somers
Thos Erenshaw Rebecca Suter
Ignatis Elems Andrew ScGfed
Messrs Estarhr & Son Edmond smyth
Richd Stops
Vim Fowler VIM Spencer
VIM Follin
Mordecai Ftzhugh John Thatcher
Caroline Townsend .
John Gould Joseph iroth
Jacob Quincy Cynthia Taylor
G Grimes Mrs > Turner
VIM Grant
Ann Massey
Anthony Hunt w
Saml Holmes, ship PioneerJohn Wrenn
Mary Harrison f Way
Danl + Hooe John Wooster
Ann Hunter Walter Ward
Robt Holmes James Ward
John Harrison Asahel Washburn
J Enoch Wilson
Hannah Jackson Acknowledgements Wash
Elizabeth Jones ington
Harriet Jackson 2 Charlotte Williams
VIM Javins Richd Wilson 2
Isaac Janney John Thos Wheat 5
X
James King 2 Edward YarnaII
VIM Keith
Il Geo Zimmerman
Joseph b. Leonard
june DANIEL BRYAN, p N.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-02

lieving that they may be useful to some Of our
coun,rymen wishing to settle here. You are
at liberty to make what use OF them you think
fit"
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Fancy hardware, Combs, &c.

Fancy hardware, Combs, &c.
vElE subscriber has received fresh supply of goods
in his line, consisting Of
Britannia tea ware in pairs and sets
Tea trays dwaters plated castors, candlesticks
tea sets
Gilt mahogany frame looking glasses, dressing do
Ivory handle knives and forks in sets
Buck and bone handle do do
shoe thread ofdiferent qualities
Pen and pocket knives scissors and razors
Shoe and butcher knives, fancy soaps
Sweeping, paint, hair and tooth brushes, &C. &c.
ALso-A handsome assortment of large and small
Tortoise SHELLY Combs,
some of the newest fashions Also-Mock Shell, Ivory
and Horn Combs. Mr.. Samuel Hills having declined
the Comb business in Alexandria, the subscriber has
employed capable young man, and will have Tor
tose Shell Combs made, and old Combs repaired, in
the best manner, by the mode of cementing.
TRUNKS made and repaired as usual
may THOMAS MOUNT, Agent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-02

The President of the United Safes has aps
pointed Chief Justice WILLIAM CRANcH, Doc
tor HENRY HUNT, and WALTER SMITH, Esq
Commissioners ito select proper site in The
District of Columbia, on which to erect Peni-
Tertiary for the said District and "to selec,
a site in the county of Alexandria for County
JAIL" conformablv with late act Of Congress,
making appropriations for these Buildings
Nat. htelEgencer.
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YNser's Office,
Far Rent,

Fine Yeas
~ CHESTS Young Tyson tea
III 10 half chests ditto
50 10 catty boxes do
50 do Gunpow,ler do Naria's Cargo Of
5 boxes. each containing II Slate importation
cannisers, <lb. each and fine quality.
IS 10 cstty boxes Imper'! do
boxes, each containing i2
cannistcrs, 2lb each do
Just received per sloop Java, from New York, y. and
for sale by S. MEsSERSMlrH. may 80
C,aret Wine.
~ CASKS Claret wine, received this day and for
~ sale by R.I.T. WILSON.
may SO
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NMW BOOKS.

| 1--WE subscribers have jus, received nv III,
| 4 latest arrivals from Philadelphia, the
| following bucks.
=. The life of VIM Pinkney, by Henri,
Wheaton. in | vol.
Bramble'ye House or the Cavaliers
md Roundheads, by on. of the authors OF
the rejected addresses, IN g vols
Granny a Eos,l, 10 vols.
The Merry Tales of The wise men =,
Gotham, by the author OF John Bull IN
America.
Woodstock hy the author Of Waye,,v.
Cnlsaders, IN vols.
Tales ofthe Wild and Wonderful, in |
vol.
An inquiry into the nature and treat.
ment of Dltetes, Calculus aud other az
fections ofurlnary organs, by VIM. Prout,
IN vol.
A Treatise on the arrangements of the
liver, Internal organs and nervous system,
BY James Johnson, in l.ol.
The True Masonic Chart or Heroelv-
pho Monitor, by R. Jeremy, L.. Cross,
CT.
The Templar's Chart or Hieroglyphic
Monitor, by J. l.. Cross.
The Life of the RI Hon. Richard Brins.
ley Sheridan, by Thomas Moore.
Coles Episcopal Harmony.
ChanntS of the Morning and Evening
Prayers and Communion service, as sung
at 81. James's Church, Philadelphia.
New Unl'ersal Gazetteer or Geogra
phieai Dictionary, by Jedediah aud Rich
ard c. Morse.
Conversations on Natural Philosophy,
new edition
Walkers Key TO the Classical Pronun.
citation of Greek, Latin, and scripture
proper names.
Adams Geography and Atlas, new ed.
ton.
Morse's do. do. do.
Social and Camp Meeting Songs.
Zimmerman on Solitude,
Ossihn's Poems,
Thompsoo's SEASONS,
Beauties of Shakespeare,
Paradise Lost,
Goldsmith's Essays,
Lady of the Lake,
Yonng's Night Thoughts,
Robinson Crusoe,
Grimshaw'- United States, with Ques
tions and Answers.
Payer Books in common and gilt bind
lug.
Juvenile Study made Easy, &c. &c
All which be will sell low for cash.
{. A. WiTHERS.
July IS.
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sRD>UGA fyIQl,fa

XHHE Subscriber having Withdrawn from
- the Female Academy, pr opposes to open
a school for the Instruction of youth, on
Monday, the 4th of Sept next, in a room at
Mrs. Richardson's, near the court house, re.
Gently occupied by E,r Harper ;--In which
will be taught all the useful & polite branch
es OF English Literature, viz :--orthozraphy,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book keeping,
with the useI1i parts of the Mathematics, as
Mensuratlon, Surveying, Navigation &c.-
English Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition and
History. Also, Geography. with the use Of
Maps and Globes, and the construction OF
Maps, With the Elements of Philosophy, As.
lronoriy and Chemistry. Every attention will
be given to the morals of the pupils.
Persons inclined 10 patronize the School
and want further information, are referred 10
the Rev. John Early, Rev. Edward Cannon,
John Victor, esq or Mr.. A. I. Douglass OF
the Female Academy. J. COLE.
Augusta. ts52
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~ ~. time than six months; and no paper will
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TT chancerv Orders moi exceeding two
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r. All letters addressed to the Editors must
~ posT PAID, or they will not be attended 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-17
FANCY FUR HATS.

Together with a general supply oil
Common Fur and Hoot Hats.
A part of which are of their own manufac-
turing, and warranted to be first quality
and made of the most durable materials.
They solicit a share of the public patron
age. as they are determined to keep con-
stqnily on hand complete assortment of
fancy bats of the latest northern fashions.
and likewise every description of fine and
common hats of their own manufacture.
All of which they will sell very low for
cash.
All hats bought of them, Of their owt
make, shall be ironed withou. charge.
June 26. TOO