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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-20
DR.. Chambers Remc4lv Tor htemperance.

Dr. Chdn10erS> Iten1cdY I0r lRfeanperdRcP.
TINIIE subscriber, The decease Of the late DR..
j. William Chambers, took into his possession the
personal estate of the deceased and found prepared
large quantity of Dr. Chambers remedy Tor Intern
perance.
lie hereby informs the public, thathc has dispo,ed
OF all the medicine found To DIR. James IT, Hart, and
Mr.. Andrew NJ. Tanning, Of this city.
In making this disposition, the subscriber has been
actuated by aduc regard to the interests ofthe heirs
ofthe intcstate, asweli as wish to give the most
extensive use TO the virtues Of the discovery whatcv
er they may be; and he can further add, with conf
dencc, that the gentlemen who will hereafter be the
vendors of the Remedy for lntempcrance prepared
By the inventor have been intimately connected with
DR.. Chambers in his life tme-have been his agents in
compromising The medicine, and are acquainted with
lis composition. SILyANUS MILLER.
Public Administrator, &c.
GJJrlThe medicine Is prepared only by the subscrb
ers who alone in possession of the original
cpe ofthe inventor, at the office of the late DIR. G..
in the basement story Of Rutgers Medical College, in
Duane street. East side Of Broadway, and the med
ical store OF Dr. Hart, corner of Broadway and Cham
Der street, three doors from Washington Hall, New
York
Iron, The Nrmont GaSefte]
1--WE have the pleasure to announce that Dr. Cham
bers' Medicine for lntemperance has been administer
ed to twalve persons in this vicinity, and that in every
instance it has had the desired effect of producing
entire disresb for the of ardent spirits II hasre
deemed them from obvious ruin, and restored them
to themselves relatives and friends-te health, to
industry, usefulness and their proper stations in
society"
BeuWeof Lmposiure!-Th almost Incredible sue
cess which DR.. Chambers medicine las met with in
the cure OF intemperanee, has brought forth many
fraudulent limitations Of this valuable remedy. To
secure the public against imposition, the directonsac-
companying the genuine remedy for incompetence
are signed in the hand writing the subscribers, with
out which none are genuine
$3.50 TO EDITORS.
In order that the efficacy Of DIR. Chambers Remedy
for incompetence may be thorough tested Editors Of
newspapers throughout the country who will insert
our ady ersecnt and add this article it, and send
usa copy Of the paper containing it, shall receive from
u.s. by return of mad, quantity sufficient
drunkard which they viii be requested tOadmhister
to some patient in theineigiborhood, andpubsh the
result
pabc institutions and philanthropic societies, by
making application (duly suthentica,ed) to the sub
scrbers, shallreceive the medicine at very reduced
price. On enclosing TO us the ualprce S. postage
paid, the medicine be sentin letter by mail. To
those who unable to pay, npersonalappheaon Of
the individual at our Office, the medicine will be adj
,ninisteredgratis.
JANE II. HART, n. D.
q A. M. TANNING,
| Successorsto W Chambers.
| G-A supply Of The above medicine for sale
| by JOHN KENNEDY. 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-20
Enrniture, and Mahogany .

JAMES GREEN--CABINET MAKER.
uTAs on hand at his mandatory, on Royslstreef5e
III few doors south of King, seneralassortmenfo OF
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE OF h'so@n man1iac'
nav of Honduras mahogany, suitable for band rails,
Ct nomingo curl and shaded mahogany in plank and
ALSO,
ConaI varnish. sacking bottoms cords, &c. all OF
which will be sold low for cash or the usual credit 10
r' TTPyLYG Of epsry kindaeaily execute declo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-20

ME subscribers have opened an office in the City
4 of Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale of
Lands in the IcyyftOTu of Florida.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-20
Avprentice Wantea.

ysy IE subscriber viii take apprentice to the lat
4 ting business, if application be made soon Al my
,esory Kins-s WM' 1oHNsl "Ni
I u
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27
Nttreteemttl Congress.
SECOND SESSION.

Monday. Jon. Is. Intbe Senate.
Tho bill for increasing she Postmas.
ter Generals salary to 5000 dollars
came up for the first time this ses.
sion. Mr.. Randolph opposed the
bill in . very calm and dccorons
manner. After some Discussion. the
bill paosed. IS in the affirmative
10 in tho negative. Mr.. Robbins
voted for and Mr.. Knight against
the bill.
In the Honsc. communication
was received from tho President.
relative "a, impressmcnt Of Amcri-
can seamen. 1t appears but two in
stances were known at the Depart
neht, two men taken ont Of the ves-
sci by an English Captain, concern
ing which inquiries were going on in
England. having been induccd by .
correspondence with thu British
Minister here. Tho Revolutionary
Claims were resumed, on the motion
of Mr.. Wickliffe to extend tie prv-
vision to the heirs and .repressntay
tivcs Of deceased afiitcF ipdf.
rect mode of deieating q \ tjI( M
Weems spoke agNI1oG The amend
|ment.: Mr.. Evsrett and Mr.. Hy-
ingston olso opposed L. The votc
vote was taken and the fatal amepd-
ncndment adopted--l0l 10 so.
Tuesday, Jan. 16. In the Senate.
NO business Of interest was acted up
on.
The House resumed the considera-
tion of the bill. for the relief Of tho
survivors Of the Revolutionary Ar.
my.
Mr.. Whittlesry, Of obia, at tho
request of several friends Of The BILL
moved consider alton Of vote Of
yesterday, on Mr.. Wickliffs's a.
msndmcnt, relating to heirs, &c. and
the yeas and nays being demanded
by Mr.. Wright, il was decided 40
follows: Yeas 78--Nays %. Messrs
Burges and rearce voting in the al.
ntmAtIve.
Sothc House refused to reconsiA-
er its vote. Mr.. Woods Of Ohio,
moved to lay the bill on the table.
Mr.. Burgess ,calied for the ayes
and noes Cor and 100 against
the mutton.
Mr.. Everett opposed going inte
Committee as unavailing. Mr.. vii.
!iams moved to postpone to the last
day of the session. in effect an indei-
mite poslponemcnt. The vote steods
yeas 81. nays 100. The questions
was them taken on Mr., Burgcs' me-
tisn to recommit tlie Bill to a cem-
mittee Of the whole, and decided ~
favour, yeas 81, noes 90. The III.
Was accordingly made, The ORDER Of
tho day for "Wednesday,
A Message was received l,-,m n.
President Of the 4. 9. ,rso,. r. ~.
es@ ~talts heN'-
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27


A
~
s F,
~ Po,t c6yss. Tie loI|tSlI -.
Sic.,ien frouo The P"st Alsst5y III
ic IA. w.s banded In last .week, bu< l1o'
u for insertion. Witp regar9 1ne
% ject cf which l>fee We can pnsy
.ss that the editor o. see Journal nae
q 6ndsns cause 70 - " P ovokeo'" na:
not with the pcst Masters between
Providence and Bristol. wsss GER GER
ksioly enough to vcxhim, bur ne should
bsve been careful, 70 ven: his'sPlesn
upon the desrrv'ngs Now u seems that
ne head clerk" I'VE should think
he was clerk without a." head') Of
Of the Providencs Post Once. who was
40 positive thssthe papers were mail
Jed for Bristol, sent them on another
route, If he sent them at all. and by
that means drew out the Prpvoking'
saragrsph. This should be warning
to all I" head clerks" in Post Offices, ,or
"keud" devils in printing establishments
not 10 be over positive where they are
so liable. 20 mistake.
To The pabl;,h., of N. prov;asuo. yourr.,,
su-In vour naper of Thur.da,
h,.t I And tho .nh;o;n.d "nrorok;or,
nara vranh rref,r;ne ororoleine
charge against somebody, between
o, ,oy;ds.ce.rd R,;.,ol IF om,o;n;r.
- a rackaee Of 90 papers. from til,
| mail an Mo.dav ,a.t,s
I Il Is certainly provoking {, subsc RI
|b.r. NIT 10 rece;v. their papers. e.pec
! AIN when frauctt with interes,ip.
m,,tsr-I, !. .lso nruvokino. In Pub
tlisher, of pnpers. after depositrn.
/ th.m in The Post Office. to find the,
l.lo not reach their subscribers.-An,
l,t;, .t ,cas, M less ,rorokinp TO b,
/ indirectly and wantonly charged, wit
p.rloine them. Il is impossible, i,
: hi. Office. TO retain from the mail.
{psckaoe of pcpers or aoy other pack.
i, Lass. without discovering the mistake
Immediately after the mail il gone. :
: Had this taken Mace. Isst Monday. "
(, couid haze forwarded them. at . a.
: sleek, in the afternoon, of the sac,
g ldsy. by the Boston stage.
: Like the rest Of mankind, we ar
i, Ifallible. and subject 10 faults Of {
4 not;on and commit;on and censeouer
;iIv. l;pble. in returning the package
into the mIi bar, when oxerAaulin
d the mail to oye,lrok and retain pac
c age that ought 10 have been forwar,
Il eli But thH has nevsr net hapnene
VI in his office. And" ,cy do kno,c an
e can more" that no nnckaSe Of pape,
III directed to Bristol. was stoppetl. r,
ID ,oined, purloined. or embe zxeIcd, 7,
b th;. Office on Mon.sy lsst or at ar
e other time.
- Thi, il not a distributing Office.
e VIZ have but few papers to receiv
N ,c,,,um more than enc small bund
.c Nv one mail The post Ogice
,r Providence !, an exten,iy. ,Iistr,but;,
,e Office. and = multitude Of packaoes
%
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27

n 49,. "a. ="
ing u the track pf Rhode -Islaod,
4 motion has been made N the Nav.
York LeeisIatuvs,to remove she sest
of government from Albany, ~
tis ssid that members Of Congress
have consumed, durisa tbe last two
years, Eve hundred pounds ef sealing
wax |! ssAndI heard a voice Saying.
seal " these thisgs. and write them
not:'
Ap nnsuccessfol attempt bag been
made in the legislature Of Illinois, to
noninats Jackson for the Presideucy.
Erassus Root. who was. lately rooted
out Of The. Office Of Lieutenant Cover.
nour ofN. Y. has been transp'an,ed
into the Home of Representatives, and
made speaker. As
R.fecfions on the tsss.f 8 Nose. a
man who has lost nose has peculiar
advantages as well as disadvantages
he cApnot follow his nose. but then he
cannst be said to be always poking HE
nose into everything. He Cannot blov
His uoAe bot then hefsves pocket hand
kerchiefs. He cannot, be stuffed up
in HE nose, npr take sguff. which is q.
hother saving. lfhe goes to sleep ys1
csnnot 'icklc hia nose; and when h. il
awake, he csnnot run his nose against
q post. Let bim drink. what he will he
never have red nose, and never be
exposed to the nickname Of : Nosey -
and let him he as impcrtincnt as he will
he may defy You to pull his nose. Sir,
said man to another with false uose.
I'll pull your nose. Sir, said he, shall
put my nose in my pocket.
! 1.-THE inhabitants Of Rhode Island had
been born noseless, they would mover
have heen led by that member and the
naughty Phehix newspaper would have
slu,Nbered in the its native in.ignii-
canoe and the euterprising Journal
neves have been in being.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27

Revoixtioru'y Claims. reformation
from W Wssh,ugion. reoaers il almost Ger
tain ,hh the Bill Tor the relief of the
survi,mx officers and. so'iie.s Of the
revolni on. notwithstanding he xral #
or deirustia N, y pu, TO resi- for he
pres nj ses ION. he -pirit Of liber.
atty hs. no. vet fonnd lie way into he
House; and these men w o have fought
AID b'c' or nation sh nld leg.
is.a,e fjri SO "a e row left 10 strug-
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27

The directors ofthe Kcnnebeck and
Passamaquoddy Banks, have been sum
monesl by the Legislature Of Maine, 10
appear at Portlnnd, the former On the
3iss and the lat er on ihe 7th Of Feb.
ruary to snow cause why their char.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27


Y The bilh Of the Burrilville Bank
continue 10 be aiken 1t par by Mr.. j.
Howard Of Providence. The other
blokers IN iha' town Ike them at the
same ,isc0un' 40 ether surse ent money
one qnartcr PER cen. There " in fact
no sort OF apprehension Of the entire
sb,Iity Of the bank 10 redeem 10 bills.
Tre specie has moi been refused for a
dollar yet seut 20 the bank, and though
Mr.. Toward had upwards of two thou
sand dollsrs depo~i ed with him to re.
deem the BarriI v,I;e.Pi Is, orly about
six hu,daed dollars has yet been pre-
ssnted.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27

An nnsuccessfol attempt bag been
made in the legislature Of Illinois. to
neminats Jackson for the Presidency.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-01-27

a motion has -bsen ~ ade N the Nav.
York LesssIaiuvs,to remove she sest
of government from Albany, ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-19

We are glad 10 percH2e, b, the following ma.
tasrapb. from tie last Aeutncky Reporter, thai
NJ C'y was about TO indicate his character
rom the foul calamnirs which have been unceas
mgly leveed at it since he exercised the risht OF
choice between rwo ndividuas--a right e,,lan
tied 10 the humbest as well as the most exalted
American CITIZEN:
A letter from General Jackson 10 Carter
Beverley, aud rrAy thereto Nv Mr. CLAW. al.
dressed to The public will be published IN our
nrGt.'
We repeat, What we have heretofore said. thai
we rejoice thai the charge ofco,rnpton has been
made in manner which must lead 10 fun and
complete investigation. W. neither doubt nor
fear the result. raat man sanaot have been
guilty Of the base acton atribu.,H TO Mr.. CLAY.
who as boldly a he ha, 1lways doc. invites the
strctrst scrutiny, I'd deirs his enemies Ia iasti
! ~ their slanters. Although l,avs AIR Cav
my enemies arc resolved 10 spare no cxertiansto
destroy my political character, / tcU tyJl.pA
orer al their Vaccinations, because truta is ON.
niPotcnt and pubic justice certain" Ii Nh
! C!ayhe proved guilty of any sor # management
To procure the election of hir Adams ana M,
own consequent appointment to Tue Secrcia,, :
ship Of Stat, the contempt aud scorn of aI, a1a-
sed country vii follow him to the grave, and
hang as alright upon his menagy. Ii, however,
II shall Iot beproecd. hutr,nan is it now stands
tn 5hs1'ns Of united stupidity aud knaycrv
It Sule'y Wi oe no moe than just to bestow on
those VINO atve coin i AID circulated the male.
vpieat SANDER Ike measure of mf,mv. NAV
"" not rAPect no,e} VIII not that numerous
cia>s II our cllil - who's preference of General
J .cn>on over 3lr Adam, (,llghtas it isl has been
produced ny beliet thai there was sonnet hing
/ Ike corrupt bargaining between the President
and Secretary Of state. reIiaquish thai proie.
renee ltisnot TOO much to expect that, # il
- Demonstrated that slr Clay has been falsely
hri Ip 10 his connuy aud the worl1 IS base
AID unrrincipled politician. who would sell the
5ffca, Of his country 10 undeservers." glea
r acuon in his ayor will be the consequence. 4
generous people viii make ample remuneration
or long continued thohgh uamtentlonal MUS.
ice.
We await, with great anxiety the receipt OF
}lr. Clay reply, ani hope to be aolc TO Law i
before our readers in our next
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-19

.,hs Afyn,ic nave leo imprinted upo :
''e ,,,e,,,ry only the images Il the 1rslrir az +
~ ,.roIg which hsualed ny inlhd iaIiag
,,,,thfni life. nave never been happy =
ny 1,.,;,e land an1 see aot then Why snnn Vi
~, -, ar hesitation IN signng tae sentence oil
,,, ezile from IL
~ IA, aa,, Of fourteen years, having only IN
g,our NV talents and the name that bore
~ ,sr broad lanls Of my ancestors have pass
-. the hands ofs'rangers.) thr"" myself
- -. ,..,rId aud formed the moor resolution
~ rsi.Ing myself, unaided ~ my ul'nd' Or Ia
,,e,sc aud resnrciabiity During eight
'ou' YOU, ,ba, have interviewed 10 the prescott time.
r,,s in mis- career have been constantly
~, both M home and abroad, through en-
;.,lousv. aud God knows what other mo-
and by whom BY my countrymtn.
,,tr,ril that should feel the atisci nent
-, eonntryman to these men vino never
.,',ns me a,od. but who have often injured me ;
t;t.,; i, FOREIGN lands and amongst strangers,
-, Ia. been uniformly shown me kindness.
,asnitality. sympathy in my situation, all indeed
.,,,t ran win upon the heart Of mnnl
"a il nossiblc that could feel pride IN belong
;.,r ~ Nation that verify believe 10 be- suffer
;,,e under all the evils and all the odlum OF NOR
nj slavery
al Can / ,esnect the judicial institutions which
have deprived my l"'h'' "'p '''s '""'''' " W.
inheritance oftheIr fathers by process which
.he LAWYERS may call legal, bnt which honest
,na, will never believe to be IN accordance with
che principles of Justice and equity
or am [ bound to preserve my allegiance to a
,osernment which refuses its protection to ne
13n1 did not an America commodore in the
barbour OF Smyrna make known to me thai !
mas in daa ger of being arrested by the Turks,
a, the very moment that he forbade me to APP
near on board the vessels of his squadron
AMER this exposition ofthe motives Of my con
Jnct Isign this my act of eSpairiation, this
r,,nunciaton ofthe land that | once called my
country this renpciation of the men whom
oncc called my coantfymen.
W{liun TOeusiena HnhiRgtos.
Wrten ON board the American Merchan, uln
Sally Ann, at anchor IN the harbour OF smyrna,
August 9th, 1928.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-19

Knows more ofthe circumstances upon which
l. a. Is predicaied. thau happen 10 know.
vas NJ only IN the army aud upon the spot nj
that uWe, but was myself. AT he elbow al
Col Lee, WHEN he issued the o. ders fof
shooting the desencrs. aud which excited
such a feeling in the army, aud IA the country
at the time. remeahef Il a well as IL IL had
occurred within The last hour The army
Nas posted ga the Hudson above Nrsi Point; It
was Just before We stornrd stone, Point Col
Ice vas setting al table writing An officer
came in aud reported that more o. the men had
deserted across the Inc To tae caoIny It 81 Lee
lihe celebrated commander OF the Virginia lie.
gion,) without an instaut'> hesitation. az with
drawing the pen from b. paper, give the orders
10 " shoot every mau that was detected desc ting
Ia the enemy. and send thcr heads 10 head
quarters The order was given Ia | irut Reed
who was in command OF the ad,a G. guard .
the same Gen. Reed Who commanded ~ thc ban.
tie IN which SIR Peter Parker WIS kilcd IN tie
late war, AID is no" living On the EASTERN shore
OF Maryland. The ordeI was issu d but n shuri
uue before thrce men were detected IN the dci
al deserving, pursued Uikcn ciosr 10 The euomy !,
Inc. aud BROUGHT IA Reed observed. thai ac-
coIdiug to orders. he ought 10 eNrcu all three OF
Them, but thaI ne Would no ID SD. tie would
nuke an example ui one 81 them | think, on
examination, II appeared that one OF tbca vas
a German. one a frenehman. aud the otHei an
American. Reed inquired Nbtrb Of the threr
should die Il saS unanimously hgterd that #
should bc the American IN him thc atroctv
WAS tie most a. gDVatcd, because It wits h ia
tive Conn ~ heWas deserving he vas saot. lis
head was cut oil aud scnt 20 hcad quirtcts
agrecaolv to orders bu noman could bc mon
norl,hei OF provoked tHan s,anerd Washington
was atthc ,rgJ. 80 TAT nom conatcpanrne
such proceeding for one instant, 81. Lee was
Immediately arrested. and tried lot III, conduel
III /. wa, Al#b extreme difficulty, ndotd, popn-
is,ra> tat oil = dezescdiy s,o5d With Jhe AZ
nyt4at ae was p c3ereed nom pelus oroNe Tor
tne oience,'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-19
WASHINGTON aud JACKSON.

strenuous exeltions arc maxim " the Jack
sonites to discovcr point, % similarly in the
characters OF. these two individuals. although all
who have even u superficial knowledge of their
characters and conduct. must lalsh outr ght at
the absurdity fthc attempt. When we say tina,
they were both successful Generals, similiud
ends aud contrast begins. Of all the nnpudent
at npts Of this sort which We nave sen, that in
late Baltimore paper is decided the most so
Finding il Impossible 10 elevate ten. Jackson's
character to the hll ground which that Of Gen
Washington has maintained, they now seek TO
dag do.a HIM who vas 4 first in ~ar first in
pea~e ald FIST in the hearts of his cornrrymcn, =
to a level with their idol Miserable effort
They attempt even to find parallel in the con
duct Of Gu. Washington, and OF course a iust-
hcarIon, for ihe execution of the six mniamen,
fne most unnecessarily bloody deed which disG-
gu"s the history Of this Republic. Witness the
lolpwins extract from the Baltimore Rcpubli-
can. Il pigh,toned Jackson print
q During the Revolution. ehe the army vas
stationed at New York, soldiers welc constantly
~ ~
,#lo was seen naS.i,o without le,y4. and ur,.,,s
MS head 10 hun. One AT ,east, II notnpre, was
'no'' ana MS mead carrlcaio " Washington. There
.,'dar,,' W. i.'i@,,o,, i1,,a'7,,I .
Vas Washington crnel and uurelentn.. n,I,ta-
~ cnlettam =
No, he vas not, even admttingt he above state
m mt +" be true, though II Is absolutely talsc.
There is not the slightest aptitude IN the compa-
rison attcnptcd To be made between the sboofIng
,t.,,..,,,.,,, =, 80 e., ,v,-I,...... -
me execution oi Tue SIX miHh'mea ny "faer "i
Gen. Jackson Admit the statement for a mo.
m,ot In no tr,,. C.n ty,.bin.f,, #,,yc I'm.
''''>' "'o'' Nv ''s - u '''' u
merouS army than his own, ana 1t was intended
to check dcssriious to The cafng, winch furnish
al ,lor, ,tb ;o,,ar,,,. ;,,t,,,,,,.,a, ,,t.,., ID,
| "'uen 10 '"e'' 'o'hNeN"'" N''n' '''"''"
order, ON the contrary, was issued a.tsr he had
received the news Of peare. and affected men
.,.-..,... 49,. --..,. - 49,,
| word, on' VINO were Only prosecuting me is"'s
secured to them 10y the laws. The parallel fails
tbropaheut. But the statement is untrue. We
,,,l,,,sh tho 1aIou,,no ,ufhcotc stateucnt of ,Le
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-19
PRACTISING "a l..

81 s1tfi pte=eHis his compliments -
> the Ladies u Lsnehbnre aud IL vicinity.
aud hey leave 10 inform them thar u pfaffisile
ball vii b 9oid IA bis Dancing Room. on sat.
ufd"} Tie 2ist INST TO whe' they arr respectiuls
" invited
The u.Hi meeting of nv Da0cinf School VII
hlr place Hednesday Tic lsfh nst, "a
rents drsfons Of having tneir children iaagh.
~ uat elegant Accomplishments, are invited 10
subscribe. ~ snail teach ouy one quarter this
season. md ~ my present School Is MOSTLY
composed oi6i former pupils. whose dancing
and erueeio' department Is much approved Of.
respectfully invite Those who feel disposed 10
parnn,re the aehool, not To neglect the present
opportunity as one quarter Of instruction III The
cihss ni such scholn rs - worth iso 10 those who
have never been taught, Tor dancing. and The
requirement OF a gentecl department aud grace.
lal m"nnrrs ofc entirely dependant on rNam4
pie A. XAupI
" suhsctiptioHlist containing thr terms IA
len viii Nr Hradiute, Cashier of the Bank,
Jul IL tqtsos