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an the I'd day 81 Much ncs far, otilery.e The II, Il
~ lar day. P"rPose selling auction. twelve monl.
credit the e.tae "a! my Geeess husbands Mr. Richard
consulting Of corn fodder and horss, cattle hog
Iou.ehod and kitchen nitue, and Of
IOcl, completes &c. Also, Negroes ia addition 10
those advertised by Mr. Samuel Williams Trustee a. Ear
as essaiy to pay ailthe debts due by the decd AL r.
having esims against said Estate, dcsired 10 make them
KNOWN 10 the saseTber before The day ct sale.
FRANCES w. DAM VI, admir-.
Ell g. -
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NJ Edioin RnEfefrood :

An possession OF which will be valuable. a.,
Edwin ifszewood lie ,qnesied to inform ne Of nd.
s,dence by letter. add essed 10 ye
Eastern shore, Virginia. a. L. UPSifUH
Ian o.
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conformity DECIDE ifus fnlbe 10 me y
Daniel dec, dated the 7h FEBRUARY, iG2f aud
the oes The 18th ~ Febu1ry, 1895 aud daily recorded ~ the
Clerks oihee Of aIax county, purpose selling at suctou
The hige bidder, the premises, the 2 day March
ncx IS FAIR Otherwise te next fan day, The following proper
y to wit tract Of land g IN the said county, ab6u. 4r
miles below the Coufiio'se Of said county B,n,aer
river, aud containing 81i IL acres be the more or leo
sod bounded ny tie lands Of JereniA, wlingbam, In
pmker.On, William Owen aud Others; Also lie following
slaves, 70 wit, Jodsn andCIm, beins two baeLnhs and
Rochester, tie following Lads aud Boy, Henry, Fountain,
u anderson, Gfan,ie Nelson, Bn WE'LL Isoyan ani Lewi
WOmen, CLANCY, Dieey, Lucy, Human, MTe, Polly and
Charlotte. G Mou ning, Mafitb, Realty, Rsehe yIn.y
much Of The said property will he snceh; psyfr
halauees due aud secuf, b., te sail two j. eds. All e s,
property subjected NY he avftad two deeds 20 cs. saie
nut ny lhe consent nf ths cfeilof ~ month, will h.
given fDf thirds of the lind, als saie f
tie negro sale, giving bonds AID approved security aud
deed 81 tfu addition e iind safe. The II land
hs nicnty nrrooned ~ divisions If e.ir,d
by the ufohaseis, this iaDd veil improved sud Of god
guilty. SAMJ. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
".
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AOyTCE.

HE Partnership beiwot . subscribers, under
Il Aroi'pa.d H. Wovispn Co.. by mutual consent
solved. wiilisn Anderson settle tue ca,, az .,n.t aud
alone authorized collect the eds due L, the sid m
w. ANDERSON,
Jsu % 79-tf a. Y. NUDDSOS.
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lpigicQm Grammar School
WE pnb!ie respectfully inrrned ~ addition 10
n very extensive Course OF classical and math,
reading, the French, Spanish aud Iiaa Languages .sn now
br taught d ,i, institution -
Aif Fay the gentleman whI give course OF
ectues IN these laasuaGes, presents L. m
competency Ills sys' - that OF Du Fici, the advantages
w,ioh now generally admitted.
There viii he an additional Zee Of $50 payable Mr. Fay
Tor ms course Ol leeuics Those only who lean
suases will be required pay the addiiini tuition fer
VVM. D. GILES.
BART: EGAN.
In consequence Of his engagement at the Wrwa,n M Fay
v the course OF ieciuie wie; u. deliver
iu Richmond
JANIS 7e--2awst
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EDEC4TI0N

'iiE suscrher respectfully informs the public that he
. WI open SCHOOL at the residence Of ATS. Ann IA,
oi ~ Tue Forks Hanover, mile below Fork Church;
~ wheh ne M give h whole attention TO ih. Instruction oil
yo"ih IN the Lain, Greek and Frencb language and the va
to" n'dhchss OF Enssa Literature usually taught private
oehi"s'ie boa'defs wal be well w, Iudg
ng and iire, IN two respectable faiIes, viz: Ca ,
ihointons aud AIS Ann rayior, both vfw OF Tie school
rouse AT lie in"eFIts ice OF S3T 30 per sosn,n.
rui Zee. will he SIP 90 session; ,h- ir, or which,
wIi commence 22d Of January, 1921 end end he r Jue
'ae seeo"i Val commence the 18th July terminate the 2S
December, which w ha.h the schoa.'ie car Of 10 months,
Jan. O. 1lo.,, ~
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VIE New Az Institution Tor ot the Deal
anl Dumb weii sani.cl anJ prepared Instruct
those Who depr acd ii hearing sieeeh Inc is
siretis who hear and speak, and i,maie
well qualified 10 teach the beat and Dub having HAD
eight years practical experience They ASSISTED ny
nues, oi each WIN have taught this I;.s,i-
tiun and highly full the school The s,.teu
instruction pursued that the French, and the
pursued IA Other srhroi The Deaf aud Dumb this
Try Pupils over eight AMI exceeding IS years, will 1t
received al all ".es PERIOD the of $50 dollars
Jesr uding hoard and boe Ks aud stationary
ing, mendins aud medical atrrdance. There will be
eAtra charge, but pupil ,ei fad their cloth
OF August IA eaeh year, when pupils may .nd
enai ' the IsihuIo II their opi.1 The male AMI female
pupils, are provided for in ie' Gu, buildings distance
apart, and allowed associate school. Those
may obtain further insmatn BY add essins
tel (Po,i PAID t. the cre,aIy a; the Institution
u; order III the Board Of Directors.
SAMUEL l. MlrClIiLL, President.
SAMUEL AkERLf NJ. D. Seciy.
az Leonard st. New Yosk. Der.Is. 6i-6.n
toMMITTE TED 20 the jA S,0ti., ana evui.,, I ta-
~ Attn Gay a" Src niher, runaway nes.o man. say.
BOB, sd that he belongs Baushn
State OF Georgia, ani county Of -. lie l. abeu; thin!
years Oh fave feet and hall inches hh has lot
his io;e teeth hi, compeAn, dark brown ms clothing
pain OF Psniaoons, yellow the Other white,
SHIRTS, and b.ne sst-the r.qne'iei 10 his
properly pay The ees ani charges lie win hc so;i thu
I's jr cts. TITO: HICKS,
Jaor Tor Sur.,sy vania County,
rrh .. si--wi2w
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Pninee Ed.eard. Janis

IL haueeiy: Meekie"burs county, Jsnllly Court 1911
- i'".''t iiest y fnl
! DN'n ~ f,hie'soh a"u h"ras Haley, Defi..
appearance according to the act Of Assembly, ani t Rule, ri
tnis count aud appeUng 10 the OF the cont ~
lie not an ntahsn Of i commonwealth on motion Of he
pHinii by his atotucy IL Ordered that the said defend
d. appear here on the Iday VI ase next and enter H.
apreHranee aid aswrr the PLAINTIFF 6 anI ti,at co,v NJ
this order he nsee ia Of the ewpapers printed ~ G
town ot Petersburg or city of Riehon fer eight week, sur
oessive and posted At the door OF The ho.e of s
county. a copy Trsie BIZ BAILEY, elk.
u A.
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-NrElV NDHI1E,

NEW CO.NCERyT
ME mercantile husnes lately carried Oh by w. w Webb
u will va iuiu be conducted under the firm of
w. W WEBB co.
w w. w returns his thanks his hunds aud the ,,uhIie
generally ior the very liberal IL. has r.crive
aud hopes the present will Continuance Of ili,if
patronage.
Williamsburg, J lnuarY so. 30 o,ua.n
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COIfUTSSIO.rr JJOTTgN

rEVE uNscibei Iyins fiersurs ctfs M, ,er.-e, n
4 the rDbiic CeyaNissiosl Hisrehnl.t.
jan y 7s'~vst JANEs M'FARIASD
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DISSOLUpJOW

DISS OIIC.E.
slE eopsnrslp heretofore ex'sling under III. firm Of
4 Cole Sheldon, dissolved the isf init Nv my
consen Al erseos iudcLte them are hes sly rsove.I
10 call on either Of the sulscrher se. non am, Al, -
having claims against Che concern, requested 10 PIE EN-;
them for Adjustment HOSCOW COLE.
49, JACOB SHELDON.
Williamsburg, January %, 1927
The mercantile business future will he
store lately occupied by Cole Shci,n under the i'm, Of
JicOB SHELDON q co.
j. She .on tender. his thanks fli.nJ and the public
"f the very liberal encou the late e. m d. ana
hi;trI Hssrf thai The present by their
eNeiions TO ge general Subtraction, ss continuance
VI ttefr patronage.
j. 4 Co. are nakiux with their northern
agents, Tor supply Of every Article IN t..r line
which val e. able the all furnish Oh.
with goods on the best teims the market, wall afford.
Isl January, 1877.
CdRD.
Eoscow Cole in retiring from The husiness in ti.
city, not unmndul Of the mgny Obligations he
uler to his friends aud the public, FOR the very liberal aud
extensive encouragement received for the last Yeas for
winch he now return his thanks.
Beng anxious elise his mercantile transacton 10 The
M OF The present year, especluy earnestly requests all
those indebted him. aud TO the late Sheldon
Ia call without delay al his cfhoc, adjoining the store OF
sheldon & Co. and close the
H. o. M rasfctfinz his busiHess j. S. Co feel, conf
dent that his old aud steady customers will experience any
ne oyenenee ny the change every attention and
winch Their situation admits OF, will al times given 10
tbJse who may wish e. continue then custom.
william burg. Jihusfy 80. e2-2a~9g
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AOTiCN.

1EiSG desrou. engage iuer bunsss than farming
- Viii positively sell ~ihout reserve, Tuesday the cola
day OF February nexi,my arm the equity Ch.i-
held on APpomaox rivti, below Gvodcs' bridge,
aud iwo above Drvils hiy which 90 miles Rsi-
inutd AMI the sine distance burg containing
800 and I'll,
iii Is well Calculated for the Production Tubac Cop
wheat am Cotton There the fsn Dwc!I,t..
House hHen'n Soke House, Dair, aud Ice House. soai
G!anety and all houses. There
ceii.n Mil Site On the Also Goat Mine, about ST.
mile IL ON toe Aiser wih supposed by cvies be very
extensive There Ae found the of
eo1 iun vi live eoai which having b tried supposed
to he OF The t's quiiiy Should those wishing to puiehae
request ~ Tie lot wherein reside, saosn by the name OF
oian'srtte, may be attached 10 the The above l$
contains between 40 and 90 ard half land The
H2 stories, with all neecsai, houses. Attached e,
the above hu'iIngs Store iIn.e oihc, buildings
necessary iot the decentralization OF the THIS is an
ceiieni stand io tavern will the n,ne tim. de.
Containing between aud 800 within ,a
apPumaox RIVER The above land uue.h,If I'm
wooi' he building "n lie only toItIae AT the sane
t'me and place will ne sold all
and hogs Also, will Staon whose bi,od h; n.y.,
Icfi1 10 hnise oi the day, he bsn. III the Dune ,iok
oh the same da, VIII hire Ial cousi.t,p.
men, women, boys aud girls. Should the pui er wish The
h's"e 10 fenasn the iJi The
DO sc as the farm Will d oonurte
TIE SAFE was not to he made There between and 900 I'M
t Wheat seeded on the an The NOW on the I'm
vii eerleni, take place lie day specified II ar IL ne, Il
WI! continue from day 10 day Should In. river f,
he sold s'aatr ,om Wil.an.yi the crop IF corn fodder
Ee wiz not he disposed ofi vhewise, viii lie disposed az
terms oil sale one, two ai lIec credit; hond- with rcuI
s'. ,, WA or rtqnned WILLIAM S. OVERToN.
W,iliam.li-, Chesterfield Co. Jan. TO- 1877
Il. IS All those 10 whom indebted will p.n &c pre,e,t
hsir claims by The i,d day 81 Ap ho.e ndeb ed &c a,
Indulgence eau lie given, er.ce G my wi. hpv n,
any l-n-s hety en- ,i- tine aid The 81 April w S o.
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Itvenfy Dollars RetCorS

q
ANYWAY from the subscriber The 81 last JuIv NO
man b. The ci Scotland. He is about s feel n,
nehe. high thick Ip- aud Of ycl,m cxin By rxa.
nnation there will be found arge,car zach hin and al
On ne leg, thong II not Iecol-,trsi which, Ipro ,h
'ha' he Is associ'ted with bsatmcD The pnaa,ia,
ser and The IN HE OF Farmyie
ills father Edmund owned rs Dupuy OF N,,,or,,,
eSn'y aud am told keeps blarksh shop his masters
NIL IL Is very probable that Scotland rqueriy about tst
ises he may have taken The river 10 P.rshuir anl he
IN about sa other in as stale IL
possible lac nay have obtained pas r so he Is na .;c,
FOO free and pei -p k,ne rade Which
OF rough oap.n;e The given 10 .n
person Who Will apptl,nd him TO me- or 6Ie,,
dol lars 10 eonane hin, in an, jill so that eet hun
JOHN THOMPSON.
''Wee Eu'fau, Jan.iS
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Tel. ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-25
MoNNY, JANUARY %. 1927.
IN SEN ATE,

Mr.. johnson OF LOUISIANA, from the Committee
OF Commerce, made report, accompanied by a
bill g to regulate the commercial intercourse be-
tween the United States and the colonies of Great
Britain"
This bill is substantially the same as the one
reported by similar committee in the House Of
Representatives
Mr.. SiIsbee moved tina, 5000 copies Of the re-
port be printed.
Mr. Tazewell made some Inquiries as to the
Character Of the report, and particularly whether il
was to be considered as the manifesto Of the Go.
vetnment, exhibiting the views Of the Government
upon the subject treated Of; and expressed hi un-
willingness 10 vote for The printing of the number
Of copies moved for, without having heard the re-
port read.
Mr.. Johnson, Of Louisiana, answered the in
qlires Of the Senator from Vngna. lie declared
the report and the bill 10 be the work Of the
Committee alone that he had drawn the report
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-25
NOTICE.

rINlIE subscrbers under the o Cotrling dndye,g
y have commenced Eeners Communist u Bnsiness, on
Gary street mediatey IN front Of the Dprb. in spacious
Warehouse, which connected with large Lumberbou.e
well calculated 10 Cotton Tobacco Flour aud Bacon
and any other article Of Merchandise. They ready
receive goods any dersn storage, for sale COM
mi'ion And from their extensive aeqnainance in Richmond
and through the surrounding country, they think that they
will he able make ready and advantageous sales Of any knd
# country produce other articles .aeable IN this market
They pledge themselves al diligence in the Transaction
Of any Jne committed 70 hcr Gu't and respectfully solicit
share Of public patronage. .. ..........
join Il. ANDREW.
Jan q 9O-2aw9w
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One Hundred DoUors B,,yord.

sS ANhW from the subscriber living GooehisnJ CT
House. Va, 2fh Of Deer last rqulstto man nape
lie about 80 yeafs d sge, Of slender person anil
ncs silent has rather aneinchoy Of
lie y able 10 read snI write No particular marks are reosl
ieeed BY which he eau he delegated have .,roe res.
10 believe f he ss procured papers will cdcav
10 make his escape TO n the holding sts..
val eve The above reward he he appehended without The
state fifty dnilsrsdhe We taken within the state ,, ef
ab eSPInses Of bringing bin home. GEO; w fIARRIs
jan 25. 90 a'c'.
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Jnn -
N0rlLCE-

THE Stockholders the Nechsnicsvie Turnpike Com
pany, hereby required pay before thc goth
day Of February next twenty dollars each share, sdd
onsl sbsePton) held by them respectively in the capital
stsok q the ssid company
by order Of the President and Directors.
q. NJ. cARRINGToN, Treasurer.
Jan % 6O-Jsw,d
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LIND FOR sale.

EHOV Sale accommodating terms the se, n land i.
~ The county Of Chesterfield, shout miles south va ~
he '"".c l'eiy The 'esdence Of John Burouf dee a,
nsHs 70 bs estate containing fGf Inpfove Mt
'omi"iale and convenient dwelling house for fafo, of
oIuniy "e, barn snd every ary house. ali IN
Eoo oidtr pins that aHofds excellent water The
suaun is remarkably healthy will make deed general
wfsnfs 70 the purchaser Persons wishing 70 purchase 81
requested 70 view the Isnd AID spplyto
y. DURFooT EEor. "
Johp Duffoo,, de-
Jpss OF
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~ The interesfne debate in The H. Of ne,r,,,,; 49,
~ 81 'nf sunetr' by Fire in AIsxands, 6l so muir
~ "W spa tha sc compelled Law over several .-,;r
for ou ns paper. We shall continue The D;sc,,;o, ~ a.,
Atn"ens act IN the rs Of Delegates. We have on 6ls
suap,e e"f Popoang plan fyr Classical Educ r
Hs"' d'wn ~ At tie tit ular requst OF friend by Po-
ies"f Long otihe Univefsiy Of VnSiiia
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ms supposed overthrow. But, the re- action as =
public sentiment is already commencing. His dir
"ihed bearing under the blow he has received. and
under the taunts of his bitterest enemies. show.
iorb The force of his own character, and commands
the summation OF the public MIR. Randolph Is
most probably destined to carry back with him IN
The IL. of Il. force of popularity and weight of
character, which will impart irresistible attrac
uon to his exertions during the next Session Of
Congress.
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Of Col. Ben-on TO the Senue Of tie L.. S.--TLe
vote was taken on tie 20h OF DcceluLei, and
eventuated thus! Benton 40 votes, Scattering 3.
Thus i s'ems, that tie Administration made no
bgh' after all their PREPARATION and shew Of aTme.
They have foutd in ol. Benton a most pow efful
opponent; aud like Gen. Floyd, aud oib,Is, he Is
determined 10 see them out.
II IS smnsirg 10 read he various paragraphs
which have been Produced by The election al
Senator 10 Virginia. No man IN the Union would
probably have called forth much interest The
sensation which Mr. RS exclusion has occssionci -
without parallel 1t is the strongest testimony
which could be furnished OF bis poweis.-- The Ad-
minisira,ion prints are ebuckling without bounds a,
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u 10 The last Enquirer Bir. rpstur +. rerre''nted p
nave dt hot tc dctd uh.er sifnctios ftr hi'
slduen mtd (oai he neis .toa,ite eopnfs. W undet
stood hm a e TINE; lat itqnc, u ssy that he Only
nesmi 90 silnde c ries IS h,rhnurina dsd-
'ns stem TO the m,tiuctsuiif Of BIZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-29

the gale was at its height, the long two story
bri,.k 5uii5'n ing used by Mr.. RAYMOND Gervais
ayan aPpendsge 30 his Livery Stables, on ral.
boi street, was unroofed and the upper story
blown down; and nearly the whole mass Of
bricks and slate work falling over into Mr..
Charles Branda's iot, demolished his back shop
and caused much other damage, besides filing
the space with rubbish.
The brig Liberty of Boston, and two hulks
(belnnging to Mr.. Sampson,) TO which she was
made fOst, broke away from Hunters wharf,
and drove down through the harbor, TO the
shore on the 5. side of Fort Nelson. where they
remained on the fall Of the tide nearly high and
dry, with little prospect Of getting off
We learn from Captain Chapman of the
steam boat Richmond, that lighter discharg-
ing tobacco alongside ola ship at City Point,
sunk during the gale--it was supposed, with
SO hhds. of to5acco on board. The tide rose
very high, and it was feared much damage
would be done 10 some Of the Farms on the
River. Herald.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-29
From the Petersburg hieWgenccr.
INIEMPERANCE.

In certain parts of the United States, regular
war appears to have been commenced against
this foe OF the human race In several OF the
Eastern Cities, Societies have been formed
composed Of active philanth"oPists, the best ell
forts of which arc directed to the discourage
ment of the Incorporate use Of ardent spirits;
and in the anniversary discourses which are
delivered. the excuses Of the vice are present
ed in the most odious and appalling, colors.
The following is one amongst the numerous
missiles which have been recently ieveiltd at
othe enemu''-It is at least a goodly parody on
noble original.
NEJV DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
"When in the course OF human events II De-
comes necessary fc: one people to dissolve the
;njeaDsynis bonds which have connected them
with another, and to assume the soccer s'a,ion
&c which the laws Of nature and OF nature e1oa
entitle them, decent respect Tor the oGihions
of mankind requires that they should declare
the causes which im2el them to the separation.
We hold these truths to be se!f-evldrht;
That all men are created sober; that they are en-
dowed bv their Creator with certain unallena
BILE rights-that among these are lie, hoei'y
and the purity of health; that whenever any ma
bits become destructive 10 these ends 1t is the
RIGHT of people to alter them. Prudence m
deed will di, tate that habits long established
should moi be changed for light and transient
causes aud accordingly mankind are more dis
nosed to suffer than TO right themselves by al
| tering the habits to which they are accustom-
ed. But when long course OF indulgence IN
luxury and intoxication evinccs design 10 re-
duce men to absolute beasiiness, II IS their duty
to provide new liquors for their future security
The history ofRum isl history of repeated re'e's
and inebriaiions. To prove this let facts DC SUD-
m;tteti to a candid world. 1t has called toge'
| tber men at places unusual and uncomior.aoie'
| and distant from the depositary OF their ah"y
! records for the sole purpose OF reducing thenl
| into compliance with gill and ho8 pin mea-
cures. il has endeav CURED to prevent the poP"-
l,,;on Of these States; it has made Judges de-
md unon its ereiiemeni alone; 1t has erected
multitude of grog shops, and sent amongst US
s,v,rms Of drones to eat our substance, 1t has
ken, amongst us in times OF Temperance stand
no ds,ieries; in some cases 1t has rendered .he
military superior to the civil Power-N mas
subjected us to jurisdiction foreign 10 our
oonsGt,,tions it has cut off our respectaeiiity
,U;,h all the world; it has imposed ihnbecihfy up,
~, nc without our consent; it has transported
Soyfseas oyer, to be tried for pretended soprl
CIV # has taken away our appeutes; ana a'er'
al fundamentally our former haDis; II mas An
ves,ed itself with power to rule US IN a.. cases
whatever; it has plundered our barns' rasaseII
onr lands, burnt our threats, ana oesuo!..
.hs lives Of our people; at this time large casAs
of foreign liquors are transported 10 e'"e'e''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-29
Female EaucatiOn.

1EHE subscriber with the assistance Of his sister, pro-
" poses opening a FEMALE SCHOOL in Alexsn'
dria about 1st of October next, or earlier 1t convent
ent, provided sufficient number OF scholars can oe
obtained His plan contenplates chiefly the ihs'ruc'
ton of young ladies in the
HIGHEST BRANCHES
of female education; the inferior branches, however
will also be taught, to meet the minds OF all WHO
nav be disposed to patronize his school, To be more
narticular: -attention will be paid to Needle-work,
spelline Reading, Writing, English Grammar, Aritf-
metic. Observation-Disclosures, to those who may desire IT,
hetoric. History, Euclids Elements Astronomy Ma
tural philosophy, Chemistry, the Latin and Greek Lam
rnores ALFRED ARMSTRONG.
NIB Those who may be disposed to encourage this
school will please to leave their names with Mr. JOHN
q. VOWEL or Mr.. JoHS DOUGLASS within two weeks.
At the request of Mr. Armstrong, and TOR the salts
faction of those who may feel interested IN his SCHOOL,
would state that he has resided irny family nearly
YEAR during part of which time he assisted IN teach
ING the Young men who were under my care pursuing
their studies with view to the Gospel MsAstry IL
NAV be proper further, state that Mr Armstrong IS
graduate of Dickinson College, and has since recev'
ed from that institution the honorary degree OF a. NJ
~ w. C. WALTON,
Pastor of the Cd Presbyterian Church, Alexandra
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-29

1862 prizes, amounting 10 $4,000
Subject 10 tie u.uoi DEDUCTION Of fifteen per cent.
nJIhe cash for the whole Of the prizes can be had
&coHEN's OFFICE, the moment they are drawn
Whole Ti6hess, :f5 90 Quarters, /: p -
ri<rs lfom any part Of the United States either
by mail (post paid) private conveyance, enclosing
the cash. or prize tickets in any of the Lotteries will
meet the same prompt and punctual attention, as on
personal application. Addressto
il COHyN.yn. < PR0TNERs,
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