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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-14

The subscriber, who was appointed the agent
torthe sale OF PotteIs genuine Vegetable Cathnl-
icon, whilst a. Philadelphia few weeks ago has
on hand, and ior sale, whole sale or retail, at tie
popriet"r's prices, 2os Bottles of the Catholi-
coz, Howell DAVIES.
Dec 81 ;t1l
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g s1Is.,E- ~ III be sod sr the premises,
IL ,,lhrc suction. on y Isl DAY otaanoary
1S2S. .ih,r, ,4hers Use On the n'si tat dsf, "'a
tuahlr tfact. containing 10 Acres Of "o"d iHna
s.nnan a. The ;ingarlfs 81 stno. Hhr7'pr'on. y
ne sithIa twu riId hzlt mile. oi bfae& hug
and adjcin.sg the laods Of hs'id . ,ie.bf, I'm.
Il Ksan, AID others II viii ic sold f'r5hr pay
.nent ofshe purchase nooct, by e'nrserta u Mr.
Warrington. ibe title 70 which Is retained and :
clear aud iadispetahle.
CALVIN TATE. admir-
Of Edm'd I ate. dec d.
De &. Ris
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Clothing.

a Boxes Clothing just received and for sale at
~ oui room, back OF our store, on main street
large aud valuable assortment of Clothing.
Also / case Gne white woTsted Clothing.
Apply to
ANDREWS < BROTHERS.
tangaiy In
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IbiHpiEc iNtofh Jf Sdfc'
SfyRILL be- sold, al public auction, for cash,
w before the door of the Franklin Hotel
in The town Of lypchbute, on the 18th day Of
January next all tie delinquent stock IN the
ivnchfurg aud Salem Turnpike Company
h, o,sler fthc President aud Directors.
ALEXANDER 10AFkiNS. Treasurer.
Dec ~ tds2l
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Book, Jaconet & Null Musiins.

Just received aud for sale very low, Case
plain aud figured assorted qualities muSlins.
Apply 20
ANDREWS L hR0TuERS.
5anRary Tin
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JnOR RENT the Tenement lately occupi.
~ ed b. Poet. Rose, opposite Nm 5
Hc'd's. WIN DAVIS, j.
12th month 3isi, 1897. f2l
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Old siad"irs.
Negroes at Auction.

Negroes at Auction.
VINE subscriber will positively sell by way
- OF public Auction, without resepe, on
"Wednesday the 10Th lust before the Franklin
Hotel in the town OF LSnchburg, between
- and 20 Iatadbie NegroeS,
consisting OF Men, ~ omen. Boys and Girls,
most 81 winch me FIRST rate House servants.
these Negroes are ofunexcepllonabIe charac-
teIs, and OF course sold for no fault They
may be seen at any time by application TO the
subscriber, At ms Office, opposite the Franklin
llolcl. Terms. siX months credit 70 ,neg otiabie
notes with approved eudorSers,
GEO. WHl1LOCkE, Auct.
by order OF the owner
Jan. 2 tds24
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'9loR HlRE-the present year, wa
81 termaI, who is a good head man. on he
will be exchanged tor good common hand, ap
ply At this Office
Jan. 10. 1907
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EDUCATION.

EpHE subscriber viii open sehooln Lynch
y burg on Monday, the fourth Of February
ncGt, IN Which viii br Taught the usual branches
II an useful EnA lab edacauou and the Latin &
Greckldnguhees, fermk-tor tine English course
ten dollar. for the Latin and Greek fifteen dol
luS pers sion Olive months, payable IN adj
vance. For character aud qualifications rrter.
pnce may hr had To the Rev. \ II. Cobbs OF the
Nv London Academy. NM. y WARD.
Dec. Al Is
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RI ST SALEn-Oa Safurdag
afternoon ofHs I0b inst. nc

sEfak3A hCSl NALE.- Suburban
',ss;ag. afternoon ofMs 1911 inst. Ue
,gaIxA wiH proceed 10 sell, Upoa the prcnli.
"fss-s's S'ssse ses ut pujitc auction for cah. the
House and Lot belonging 10 IAraadcr B,idg.
toad, adjoining the slaughter pen, IN the subur6s
Of LgnrhbUg: II the same time and pinre aciH
be sod ior cosh, aii ttc said By1dgiaad's House.
hoM aud Kitchen Furniture OF ctery description.
consisting otthrte Etoiher Beds, Bcds,edds and
Furniture, three Nohogang Dining 7abics. form
n% one sci one HOodcn Ciosi dnd caSe one HaI.
mt d'mng table, one dozen Utntsor Chairs ONE
ctltdS DO oHe cherry Cuybsard, one Looking
@lass one Mahogany Bureau, one Halam Desk,
one Dressing To6ie, one set Tea md Coffee chi
ma, one tnrge IRON Kettle, one small Corner Cur.
bodH, one a'irer Ludie, sir SHrer Tobie Spoons,
StA ieado ~. Nc Too tediousto eHumeyate.
he d5ore safe WH bf mode in pursuance ofn
t'u9 deed elecuied by be sad B,idgiand TO Hie
Undersigned on he 3D. day Of Noreaber, 1926
ttor He benefit 9fht tate Jim Of Alerander 1on,p
IA" y Go. and isot record the CLERKS office of
TIE hustlHgs court Of The corporation Of Lunch
burg -ictiag as trustees are piH opiy r9nrsu
sach idte 10 The property as the deed aforesaid
rests IN us. 5. j. II. II. GdRL1ND,.
jan ~ tdS27 Trustees
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Dec IL

AMwr~ a Of 'Ss p s"'' STOCK IA, viii ii
lST fVs1 Stand, the ensuing season, in
II ssSlxs<S Athe neighborhood of Col Til.
Moores, in Bedford. Terms and pedigree in
due time The value of the Mule being So we'll
known in our country, induces Il confident be-
liet that there viii be no want o patrnnase-He
will remnrl. that tile mule lives to an extreme
MD age, is sure footed steady 10 the draft, cont
snl,es less than the horse and withaI is cash
article in oul ccuntly.
JOSHUA s SMITH,
SssOR tEAKEf.
ne. i3' N.Y.
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y WISH 10 sell my tract OF land, containing
u 35i Acrcs, lying IN the tower end Of Camp
bell cpgnty, and adjoining the unds OF Robert
lIun,er. Col Madison and Alexander Steele
Thi. land is OF good quality, aud on l., Is n good
DIV clllng house and all CONVENIENT out houses.
together with an orchard OF well selected irut
uccs--shoud tina land The privately sold be-
fore thr 10Th day of January. II viii, ON thai day
be sold to the highest bidder, on very long cle-
dn Persons wishing 10 purchase viii find II IN
then interest To view thus land Stroud this
land he privately sold, public uotlce WI be CIV.
On THOMAS MOSEIY.
Nov tlbJI1
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TN NENV.

%A a Commodious and well 6n-
n:::1 az i,hed House with hall a.
Hill ere lotearden, ON 9th street,
sasssse3fkA aext door to Geo. X Lambeth, "
opposite Judge Daniels, There is attached
10 the Lot Stable, Carriage.house, Ice
house, Smoke.honse, Cow-house and Dair,
all of which is roamy. There is also attach
ed to the lot, Brick ofice, with ascrvaut
room undrruaath) whirh would answer fol
n small family would prefer renting the
whole TO one person whom il would suit, bot
il could he so arranged as TO suit two fans
lies. &, There is an excellent spring a
the hnltnm of The cRrdan.
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NO7ICE.--1H persons indebtcd 70 me- late
" John Nelp, are requested 10 rom f5rwmd
aud disohrge He snme ard al those hqr Hg
CLAIMS against him u,n present. them forthwith jor
setacnisn. s. AFRES 1gent for
JOHN NEU .idmr
81 Joka New, drttaeed
jan 10. 327
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-14
Dec 81

The proprietor Of this invaluable medicine,
feels authorized by It's increasing reputation, to
recommend it rs superior to all other popular
remedies, for TIL Carc Of KINGS EVIL or
5crofula. NECROSIS OF diseased bones, 5Y
PILLS ia every stag, MERCURAL disease.
kHEu MATlSM, LIVER complaints, ana I'll
GERS OF every description
The Caholieon has aso been used al n
great success IN every variety CT GtimagJw dis
eaSe, bi0'c5es on the face, 2juipies aud tsHey in
particular Ehas sUlhrEs, Gout, Jaandics
aad Bilious diseases generally, Dyspepsia OF
hadiseai2J complaint, Of the Sivmarh ana
general IDENTIFY, II Is certain puYtEer 81 lie
ttoOf und aHWotU, and has been found an eiiica.
ciot,s remedy IN purifying the blood of chidiy.i
after pcCaGtioH, and should be invariably used
as a general GAeruttre both for children and a
dalts-bemg agreeable 10 the most delicate pal
air and grateful cordial 10 the stomach, This
IS the tirst discovery Ct n, dicnc taken into the
stomach that hss had the long desired effect, OF
curing the most obstinate and Distressing exeter
nal diseases The uSc of nutritious food Rand
tue ordinary asocatons of business are not in
terruptcd by the Cathoicon; andit properties
having the power ofresroriug both fea, and bone.
aud OF renoyating and mygorating every part
the system during the process OF extermtnating
disease, is without a parallel
W ". POTTER.
No. l3, South Nuth street. opposite the
University Of Pennsy lyania.
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PLANTERS,


az agent for cacciing Sales ofthcir Tobacco for
them. lie viii clnim compensation according
to the following reduced rates, TO wit:
Fora Hhd btine Ing not more than SO per
hundred 90 cents per hid.
And ior MI Tobacco bringing higher price,
81 per hid
Aud where he sells. collects the money, and
fnrnibhcs a statement, an additional charge al
81 cents on zach hogshead will be made in eve.
ry case. He will also ship then Tobacco for
them If required on the customary terms.
lie 1attcrs himself that from fifteen years cT
pelicnce in the Tobacco business, thr planters
will fnd II 10 their interest TO get MIN to sell
thcn rrops for them.
His office is directly in front Of the Franklin
Hotel in the town OF Lynchburg, where he may
always be found, except when At hewarehouses
GEO. WHIILOChL.
Dec 81. 6m
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fnrhbazg PloQgk Haanfdctorv.

iYnehbWg Plough NdantactorV.
<nliI subscribers respectfully Inform thclf
1 friends ana Tie public, that lhey have com
menredthe above b,nrncss, on the cross street
leading from thu N.kct to the Bridge, where
they rntcnd keeping constantly on hand gen
ernl assortment of floughs OF the latest and
most approved patterns now in usr among
them Is the late improved hin side Plough. all Of
Which viii be warranted in workmanship and
performance, to be equal to any now IN use.
Having been engaged several yeaiS in the above
hu,lness Tiny are confident Of rendering genel-
al satisfaction IN the execution Of their work.
\ .harc OF public patronage Is solicited. Ploughs
immediately repaired.
LANkfOlT & NEDDER
Nov 10. Is
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SNf0TICE-Purs4ao TO an order Of the corl
III ~ rourl Of Amherst, We vii scll, ON the
premises, on the 18th day of January next. the
tract of land IN Amherst county, whereon Mrs,
5nrah Duncan, decd lately resided. Likewise,
three slaves, two men aud one woman--A credit
Of twelve months viii be given.
BENZ. rAIiAI LHRO,
ADDISON 1ALlAFERRO,
ZACH ORR MMOND,
DABNEf aAhDlDGE
Dec 90 iwoo
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- WANTS Genuine P4N1CF1, end POT
- TER'S CATHCLICON, jpQ receieed bg
THOMAS J. DUT1L,
Jan. 10.
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'EsHE subscriber having determined, in colnpl
ancc will the solicitations of some of his
Gends. 10 resume the Auction business, now
make 4 tender OF his services TO them and the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-14
AUETIONEER.

for the sale ofr,al and personal estate.
romin .uug experience IN this business, he
entcrtems no tea, OF not giving entire satisfao
ton.
For the ac"ommoda Of those who may
choose to employ him. he will go any rrasona-
Die dstnuc, into the country. lie also offers his
lfrYlcns 10 TIC
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Dct 90
W - q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-18


When the Ward Elections were over We took
me frs, opportunity TO remark upon the fraud
and violence, which, on The Jackson side, di>
grsc,d and tainted them. w especially ceiled
Alteration 10 he vote 10 The Frontier Ward,, in
those which adIoin the p"pnlous districts "'
The county. The frauds OF that day fade away
before those prac tised at the General e. c'i"n
Yesterday. Above is the complete re'u' ms OF
the woes given for NJ. SergraU, and Mr.. Hemp
hill,in 1927 and in 1928. We beg arttRlion To
few facIs as to the increase OF votes They
ART sufficient 10 establish FIaud nf thr mos pa
pablo and base character against the Jackson
party.
The increase OF votes in the twelve wards l.
one thousand three hundred and f,centy>nine Mr..
Sergean has, IT, accordance TO the regular in
crease Of populstion, gradual and regular in
crease OF votes IN every ward bu: two--in one
Of EN- re his he same number he had las
year, and in he other he had twenty 6'e fewer.
The greales' increase Of votes in Any one ward
for Mr. Sergeant was in High stree, Ward,
where his increase was S.
In the twelve wards, Mr.. Hemphi'l has an
nc,case OF 1921 votes. In the ftoo Frontier
Yards, Upper Delaware and North Mulberry
wards, there were pollrd this year 449 votes
more than were poIled in them last year Or
these 44s votes Mr.. Hemphill had Ss4; NOR
TIM t,po thirds Of his whole una ori,y IN all the
iuelrr wards Tina, is in ONE SIXTH Of all
The wards, Nv Hrmphill had TWO THIRDS
Of his Who'll majority. In the same propoi-
uon these wards increased their vote and car
rled the Jackson inspectors. Tha, the whole
Of Mr Hemphill's majority is frauduleu,
majority, made up entirely Of illegal votes cam
not be disproved, although il m h. deried.-
A single Jackson Tavern in Dock Word, moi O
frontier Ward, took in twenty-five inhabitants Of
Southwark, to sleep on Monday night, all OF
whom voted in the City, and doubtless in the
County also. How often these fraudulen,, and
IN some cases perjured, voters gave in votes
Yesterday, we shall probably never ascertain
That a majority ofthe LEGAL roters ofthe
District rOted yesterday for Mr.. Sergeant,
zee hare no more doubt than that zoe ART
nO'c afice and recording the fact.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-18
From the Baltimore Chronicle.
CAGTJ F show

The annual CATH Sow of The MARYLAND Ag.
rionlnrai Sociev iook place yesterday OIL Car>
rolls Point. he daS WAS uncommonly Fine, &
calculated to show fl every thing to great ad :
vanlag. We rsgre, 10 6ud that although the
dispa' was mig .iy respectable: as well as re-
CARDS he quail v as the humble, of animals, the
crowd ct visitors was not so great as Oh former
occasions. There was, however, a considera-
bic number OF pc sons within the inciosure,
who appeared much gr4li6ed with what they
saw.
The specimens Of horned cattle, Of the De-
Won, SG"rt-hurned and Hois,ein breeds, were
very numerous and Of great beauty. Some
Sh'ep Of ne Merino aud Sou,hdown bloods al.
uacted our attention, by the fhencss II their
heeces, SIZE and high keeping the depari-
ment of Horses and breeding Mares was we'll
supplied, oarticulariv Of the latter. Same
ry fire Hogs, bri ,nging to G Cook, ESQ mix
ture If ,hr Pa k,>oa anI China breeds, excited
much admir- a,ion by ,hrir s,zr and iatness.--
The display of ho,ne- made Fabrics, anho' not
extensive, was of an xceilrnt quality; among
- her things, pair Of Stockings, made Of COT
ton the growth Of Anne Arundel county, and
knitted bv Mrs. Robertson, aged SO years,
vas rema kahla Tor ineness md srepgrh OF lex.
e-aisr som domestic FtAnorl Of excellent
4
W re two excellent Fans, off ,rd nv Nj East
nar, and several Pl"us orgocd mod is, made
ny M",srs. Sinclair ard Moore.
Tnere were also exhibited, ZONE handso me
ppci.nens If Sugar cane, which grew in Ball
imore coun'y.
b fore We close his article, we must be per-
mitcd 10 express our deep regre, a, the evil
dent fall z off IL .hs sc exhibitions, as We think
hem em'o,nly quai,6e d TO advance the agri-
"rtcrai interest in every way. By such meet
nss, the farmers of our state, who are, from
the nature of heir occupations, necessarily
kept apsr1 from each other during the greater
pr, u 'hr year, are brought together in social
Intercourse, agreeable scquain,anees are form
ID. ana generous ri, airy crea'ed. the result
of which mus' be improvement in ,h- noble
science and practice IF agriculture. w" OF
ne ciiy, may boast as we pI' a>e' OF Commerce
and Manufactures, but il their elder sister,
Agriculture, do no, go hand and hand with
them, i.ey Cut bu, sorry hg"re. We wish 10
see ,he farming and planting interests ak the
stations 10 witch they are enu,led, and in no
way can they do NOR, re,d,ly han ~ t"im-
ing and sustaining associations OF the KIND a.
bove INT D'ioned
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PaDer, Hlmnk Ho"h,, S<e

TIME SUB cri5er off FIR sale. 81 rcD, 81 yspeF,
L cons, t,ng of owen X iurlbni, Buii,S AEfe.,
Mathews, MutIr Amcs, ami fIu son.. Diu' dHd White
laid letter paper, f3olscap No. !, and icio poo,
No and ,; og, cartridge, tea, cav. CP, fit'rug aed
iron .nonger's paper; wrapping paper, Grow ~ aHc
smaller; hanging paper and border; or CO, ,','c
ed, marble, bristol, ivory, rice, tissue. fra ng, m
bos.ed and gold papers and borers; sIt. .uao go,
and mourning letter and note papers, BIZ, aE f 20
whit, bonnet and bandbox boards; Re~,e., 81 ~,
Akernan and Newman's water co,ors, pink aid r.ls
sauccrs; fine black. lead camcI hair sable and cray
pencils, blank books; foolscap. medium. fo,s' az
super royal, ruled and plain; Ladies' aibui"s. aiG
blank music books; pocket-books OF .,eiy i "a
descriptions fancy baskets, handsome asso 'nen II
Rodg rs fine pen knives and razoTs; Dsrbe's e, ne.
Ish razors; scissors, snuf-boAes, stxces. hnb',s,
gold and silver pens; black, white. mkt, bal. ard
Knitting pins; needles Of all descriptions and best
oalitv; iOm quilts of various qualities, b~ch red,
indeiibie, Japan and copying INK aud irk.p' WIDER;
fine English black sand; piank, visiting invitation.
co versstion, playing and puzzle cards; Darton's
Games, aud dissected maps and pictures, ladies' and
9entIemen's gloves and umbrellas; cotton balls, white
and coIored sewing silks and sampler canvass ivory,
ocket DIRE ssing side and hair combs; IVORY s'iletos
md bodkins; Mars,ie,,'s Iaics' patent Steel bsks;
Hearth, clothes tooth. eeb shaving am, shoe brush
es; fne backing. CoogA and lavender waters shay
inc and fancy soap; general assortment OF perfume.
~. and sandford's superfne Yellow Bark in pound,
quarter and on. packages
oct 10 so6. ~ T. ktSNEbN.
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WIS ia to Give Natice,
oct Is

TIM AT the subscriber of Alexandra Coun ~ in the
Il District Of Columbis, has obtained from the Or.
phans Court Of said county, letters of administration
on the personal estate Of Patrick OConnely late of
the county aforesaid deceased. All persons having
claims against the said decedent are hereby warned to
exhibit the same TO the subscriber. passed by the
Orphans Court on or before the 18th day of April
u or they may by law, be excluded from all bene-
Fl, to said estate; and those indebted thereto,
quired to make immediate payment. Given under
my hand this 18th day of October, 1923.
EDW'D MCLAUGHLIN,
Administrator Of Patrick O'Connelly, deceased.
oct l8 st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-18
been negotiating purchase of land from the

reen negotiating purchase Of land from the
Potawa amies. The commissioners have sue.
ceeded IN procuring one cesson in Michigan,
south OF ST. Joseph and including the Site
Tor town at the mouth of that river; and
another in the State of Indiana, containing the
Whole Indian country within tina, State, east of
the kankakee river. The two tracts, proba-
bly, containing one million and half OF acres,
may be considered one of the mos, beautiful
regions IN the western country. The Indians
we,r very well disposed, and every thing was
amicably conducted,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-18
WIS is to give Notice,

TyHAT the subscriber of Alexandria County in the
District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans Court osad county, Letters OF administration on
the estate of Augustus Butts, late of said county decd
All persons having claims against the said decedent
are hereby warned exhibit the same to the sbscrb
er passed BY the Orphans Court before the 10Th
day of April next. or they may by law be exclud-
ed from all benefit to said estate, and those IN
,ebted thereto are rcquestedto make immediate pay
ment. Given undermy hand this 10th day of October,
1903 jobs JOHNSTON, Adm'r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-18
Notice.

VyEIE creditors Of Isaac Whitow, an insoivent debt
or are required to exhibit their claims, duly su-
tbentcaed, to the subscriber, before the first
day of April next when a dividend will be declared.
All communications upon the subject must be made,
free of expense, to the undersigned.
CHR. NEAIE, Trustee
of Isaac Wbitiow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-18
This is to give Emtice,

V>HAT the subscribers have obtained from the Or
L Phans' Court of Alexandria County, in the Dis
trct of Columbia, letters test amentary on the estate
of Mar Debutts, late of said county deceased. All
persons having claims against the said decedent are
hereby warned xhibit the to the RS
passed by the Orphans Court, or before the 18th
day of April next or they may. by law, be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; and those indebted
thereto, are required to make immediate payment -
Given under our hands this 9Th day of ctober 1929
JOHN HENRY DEBDTtS .
JOHN PEYiUA DULANY
Executors Of NJ Try Debdtts.
e.
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EAVeItiGn.

@aNHOMAS IAGARrY respectfully Informs 'ho mia
I bitants OF Aiexsndria and IT. vicinity ar ie
will, on the Sd OF November next open an Acad'ny
for limited numb.r 0f Young !,eat'enen. 1he .n
demic will comprr'' ,h' Greek Isiir. Frtn.h
and Eng ,,h languages. History, 'ncIeD' md uioN''
Chronology, Geography, will the use OF the g. rs
| and Maps, Mathematics, Ethics logic. HHeiorc.-
cution Composition, Writing, arithmetic
Thomas Hagarty, from hiss long eSperienc' r SO
education of youth, and success in qualifying ., r
gentlemen for universte, aud prot ssicns, r' '~
Europe and this country, fruits he vii he abe E.,.
general satisfaction tn parents and guar r- ~! nt'
favor him with their patronage The "dvcriisr ran
produce satisfactory testimonials . h'. b'1.rl e.
qurcmcnts, capahih,y aud n'ieiaethie in' q! "a
atracher ie also refers The publIc 20 Gem Nr N
Esq. Major Genera! Macornb. Gee ''aSo', Co. ~ 80
CAPTAIN Mort u, Cspiaiu M~rhury, - NafLty,
E.a William Crawford, Esq he Re, John NJ %,
pastor of Trinity Church Goorset'~n; the i'' J =.
civ, late Presiden, Of Wasb.ngtcn '"h' %, jain
BOYLE, Esq of the Navy Deparrnen', and 'r C
cod, principal Of the Central Academy, Washington
City.
Terms may be a.certainsd b! apps ing 10 ! Il At
his re sdrnce on Royasue,:
a. Is The ad, er,iser vii give neither 81 Gay,
vacation. oct ~ W *
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-18
PHILADELPHIA ELECTION.

Ws simply gave yesterday The returns oil the
fps reserying for ourselves any remarks I'LL
..v We were we'll aware that old party
sin, lions would operate uuiavorably for our
.,n.e-,his, with the fact that MIR. Hemphill
was supported on local grounds as being the
.,D,r;dale Of the working people, we knew
,,i,h, give our opponents the advantage. We
v,r, however, not prepared TO believe that the
,..tsoDions would actually proceed 10 such
,.,o,bs as they have, 10 effrc' their partial ir'-
.u,nA To the following article, which we
place in conspicuous place. VIC request inc
leaders, serious attention
From the Democratic Press
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
prhraeng ~ Wards in the city OF Philadelphia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-18
Virginia State Iottery

18th Glass, for the benefit Of the Dismal Swamp Ca
nal Company will be drawn in Richmond ON Tuesday
2lst October. 81 number Lottery-8 lrawn ballots.
highest prize So 0O0 Tickets S. haIvse quarters
Grand State Lottery of MARYLAND,
No. 6, for 1929 to be drawn by sub sche mes. the
first of which will be drawn in Baltimore on ednes
day, 22d October No blanks in the 3 first schemes
highest prize $40 900. Tickets IS. balye 81 quar-.
tiers II, eighths 62t cents-For sale at
J. II. WHITES
oct 10 Lottery Office RoyoF sfresf.