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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-24

The stars have come without Their gloom,
Taste bids me speed away;
Good night, false one, sing my doom,
In broken-hearted lay,
Sweet fair, il is the truest tone,
Which DER my tuneless heart shall own.
Ny native shore is mine no more,
leave IT now forever
My harp-thy wailings now are Ger,
Its songs repeated, never:
Its strings shall rust give TO thee,
Mclmalds, my lyIe-'ts in the seq,
PETER.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-24
Curious Comcidences retat'rc to Lo1ds XVI

Curious Comcldences Tetat;rc TO L0nis XVI
What variety of aspects-what singular
concentration Of circumstances conspired to
seal TIE doom o! tins KING. TO whom the : Ist day
Of the month was slnaularly fatAit The glot
OF Apn mo he was married the 2lst Of
tHnt OF the same year, gwen at Paris a
grand festival. ho|y day on account of his mar
Tiage. when fifteen hundred persons lost their
.vcs, the 2Ist Of January. 1872 on Monday,
IS his execution happened to be } the Parleians
gave the KING grand festival on account Of the
nEth OF a daughter, the list OF June, 1871, he
ohk his treacherous flight to Vncennes, leaving
a protest against every act Of the Constituent
Assembly; the 2lst Of September. 1892, not
''Ithstandins his having repeatedly sworn, and
declared also by reception of the holy sacra
'nents, that he would be faithful 70 the constltu
uon, royalty was abollshedl The 2lst Of Janu-
ary, 1913, he was executed What lesson Of
obstruction tins awful event furnishes 10 princes
and rulers who are despo'ic-or who aspire to
become SOL Lane Lit. ,Iusemn
Distinguished merit will ever rise supe-
nor to oppression, and will draw lustre
from reproach. The vapours which gather
ronnd the rising run. and follow it in its
course. seldom fail at the close of it to form
magnificent theatre for its reception, and
20 invest with saregated tlnts and with
oitcned eBalgence. the luminary which
hey cannot hide Rec. Il. HuU.
virtuous but right severity of manners
vas the characteristic oi the Romans in the
first ages Of the republic. The private life
u the citizens, frugal, temperate, and la
Dotious. had its influence on their public
character. The utmost attention was be-
slowed in the early formation of the mind
and Character The Roman matrons did
not abandon their infants to mercenarv
nurses; they regarded the careful nurture
Of their offspring. the rudimcnts of their
education, and the necessary occupations
Of their household, as the his CHEST points Of
female merit
hmperim Bon-mof.-Charles V. who had
50 long distinguished himself as a persecu-
tor of all who differed from the othodox
faith, appears, in his retirement. to have
come to his senses on the subject Of intoler-
ance. He had so watches on his table.
and observing that no two Of them marked
the same time, he exclaimed, ''How
could imagine that in matters of religion,
could make all men think alike" \ SER
Fant careles-ly entering his cell, threw
down all the watches. i'he emperor laugh
ed, and said. ''you are more lucky than |,
for you have found the way to make them
all 60 together"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-24

Men Of genius make the most ductile hus-
bands; fool has too much opinion of his
lear self, and too little Of woman, to be east
y governed.
negro. who had learnt to read, wishing to give
some of bis countrymen, who had never seen a
book, an idea of it, said, reading is the power Of
hearing with the eyes instead Ct he ears
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-14
From the Liberty Hall aud Cincinnati Gal'
GEN LAFAYETTE.

Morgan Mv,Ae, Esq of this city, has rro.''
ed letter from Gen Lafayette, dated al IL
grange, on the 18th Of January As every
thing connected with that erea, and good man
is interesting TO the public, we have ben 2ci'
mi,ted o make the following extracts lrom ~
Sat The very great distance that sepaIac
US, my dear sir, commune atoms are SLOW, ave
the chance Of accidents not unlikely. mu'I
regret to hear by your Ia'e letter, tina, none %
mine had reached Cincinnati. Be assvls',
however, that while peculiar circumstsnfe'"
my situation lay upon me duties, corrrspm
dcnce and avocations, not quite pfoporiIghM
to the number aud length of the hours Of '0'
day, my thoughts, and my Affections are 'o'
constantly wandering on the side oil The h''"
tic which il is my misfortune not 10 inb4"'
and that the impression made upon me- gym
happy, though too short and limited, W." )"
Tie State Of Ohio,-to Cincinnali,-io nv :"
miliar friends lis as fresh in my hea' ~.
the very hour when we parted, on board w.
steam boat. Remember me most alirc'iH-'
to Mrs. Neville and your family, to yon! sVI'
mother, to Gen. Harrison, and oil Other 'E,'.
Continue to have the Cincinnati par's" w.
warded-they are great irea, to me-
of your brothers haveanade thsir aPPea''h,.
How affec,iona,oly they will be "eIc0n''%
the whole family, | hope have no peeG - w.
see you are no, yet quite satisfied o. :.
count Of some rumours that had becn s't''
Be assured that The accounts published W."
one Of my letters to Judge Peters, PhIiad''I".I
are perfectly correct. MIR. Worthlngton' 0'1.
Of the Western Travellers you may nave u.
casion TO see, will more,er tell you, tna'
conduct Of our young Americans IN Eu''rs
namely in France and Paris, is such % u ',
sure the admiration Of strangers and our p''''
qualification. .a
"The wonders Of the Rail Road, have W..
high satisfaction anticipated, and ain vel;
gerly attentive to every thing that concern IN n
progress. Among all The advantages "n n.y
my mind delights IN foresight TO con'emp+; In,
am ever happy in the addition Of a new ~; -.
to the union between the States; as an 0C,
which as it>bad the fervent wish OF our "a
so il will have the last 0'e-'"
every one Of US American veterans 81,
"My grand daughter, Natalie LA's,i
.hree days ago married Ado!phe Perler, ~ -
eminent manufacturing family which Tow :"
hree brothers in the Chambre dts DfpD'"
Nv son.in.law is the son Of one OF them
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-14

al AIusseimen, wonld form out one S'hs''
corps. ,oT.
The war is not like all former wars, j poh-
,;cal conflict, TO acquire provinces OF 10 se''.e
frontiers The object Of the iniidels is 10 ann
h;la,e Islarnism, and TO tread under 1901 the
vussulman nation. 1t rusl therefore, DC con-
sidersd purely as religious and na'ioha' wal,
Let all The faithful, rich Or poor, great or sn""
know that 10 fight Is the duty oil US all. Le'
them not dream Of monthly pay, or OF any
nay whateycr; far from it, let US sacrihce our
property and our persons; let US tuIh'i WIN zea'
su The dutlps which the honor OF lslamism I'M
noses upon US; let Us unite our efforts and iaoor
with he ART and soul for The malhtanance OF re-
lirion until the day Of Judgment. Mussuime"
have no other means of obtaining sasahoh e'>
Their in this world or the next. we nope ina,
the Mos, High will vouchsate TO coniound ana
disperse in every quarter the lntidels, Toes I" c,
our religion and 10 our empire, and ina, J" an -
times, in all places, and in ali cases. ne WIZ
grant victory 10 the Faithful. Our true posi-
ton being thus known 10 all Mussuimen, lneie
is no doubt lhal, if they have he least 'a'lh .. q
pic,y, they will also know their duty; 'ney Yis
unite heart and soul to maintain our Religion &"
our empire as we'll as to insure their own sa''a'
ton in This world aud the mex; aud thai, IL !ns
occasion requires il, they will discharge WIN
zeal and yalour the varied functions OF the war
and fulfil exactly the duties imposed upon "
by our holy law. Hell? comes from ''ou'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-14

jcets IL internal improvement. The Cast.
vote givenyes,erday had been dictated BY rb",SS
prineipl The Vice President remarked ~,
illusions had been made 10 a Casing vote Nv '
en- by him, two years sincc, on the bill ma,
appropriations for canal in Illinois IT,.
vote had been silent one, and he now ,ooh,.
casion to explain il. The Chair then ann.
10 the two Senators, and remarked to ,s',
that, from the tloseness Of the prcy:ou, ME-,
il was not improbable tina, casting vote n,,,.
occur, and rha', unless the bill was amepl,I
the vote Of the Chair must be- agAinst i, r.
bill proposed 10 set aside a portion Of land f..
the construction Of the canal. The Chair ccr
sid,red the public lands the property Of II.
Government, and to be disposed of for Il.
common benefit; and, thai, if canal were =,
he provided for out OF those common fond, !.
ought TO be toll free 10 the P,ope Of u. +
Sla'es The Senators from Illinois did M,
consider themselves authorized, BY the wiSh.,
of their constituents, 10 offer an amendment,
the bill, and the Chair voted against il. IT,.
opinion Of the Chair sill rrmans unalIefed
He had never seen any ground for any o,hr,
decision. He could not see the Justice Of cir.
ing free passage through thai canal, 10 The
People Of Illinois, and, al lie same time, d
lev,ing a tax on the People Of Missouri md
Nissi,sippi, who we're as much Interested !,
r.. work as the citizens Of illinois. Thr cI,'
said in conclusion. that he hoped to be- s,r,.
sd n, The senate for this exclamation. urI5
,Iw,y. been free to declaie his sentiment, and
natives: and on no occasion had he epe,,or
,d ~ conceal Them. If said he kpoO NJ,
self I have never bt en- guilty Of such coulu,,
aud have h,en above coavealing my oniro
| an al rurl;c measures
Mr. Noble sad ,ha, he understood III, Cb,i
~ .ilude 10 The remarks Of certain Of III, S''
Tors who had takta parl in the debate o, N,
subject. For his own Fart, h. should be VII
/ :. ,.L; .h,, n J.,;,,,,,. a., 49,
Jug INA: WV '"'''
ViHua'S' ;o;.o, :,p.
L2eNe''' WINS "~'@ J"'"N' 49, "U
der -.
Inc ICE F'ts'"'"' 'p''' ''" '''0 "4"
did understand oo'" o, VIZ 'F"a'o'S 10" IT.
diana 20 a''"ce 10 an a'"n"o"'"s"t VI ,"5 ~,
'.m OF in'e'na' !"p.o,s"s"', GU " : .,T,
,'on ny 'ht e"air o, '"e pF''''''e' ""N"N
haa io',tety ".o"u .o, so,.,l ,,..
VT Noo,e ''' "6I'"' S".' ..LoI..ri.
ca'leu 70 o'uea 'i1 J "''"I" ,'I.,
u , HI s'' @'' ~ WV - ''''''
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ACAssgs.
New olympic theatre

MfONS. fIlisALAyE n Go. mos, re.rsci4.
III f'iils iatot,n ,lse niirs aud gefil.tn mn ~
hynehhhie tnd Is stshfitT. iiisi iiey t.nd 81.
VIC them led est.lh,ss ynt+ii4iameni cons.s
tiny of
tR5ND DiBGKS. on NE Eid5tit Cord.
hs fiat, rud alad fl.lsi"sr, tue Gii,,ese, ..d
WASTE Wm Nllainte.a child. onls year 90.
] rpnblic nay tfsi .ssn,rd iihi ,yrt, tser.
iion 'hall be nsed tn merit her patronage.
Nj V. DuatiiiEU will also ittro,ieer sreht
variety OF new aud iaiei' st'ug Experiments ~
5h,ns'ag Pbitosqbg aud Legfrdtma,p, among
which viii tr ,sh,hled. Tot The hrsi iinir hue
hE.fG1ffpL .3UTOH3TON.
Which epu i, Ii Ia. .nrpasscs, the eel bfater
ah"omAt"n Chess fl,Yer ,--rngttl - mih many
"thet entertainments. which Wi be- given ~
lrneih ~ ihe bills Of The hnt
y r. The Theatre hhViug proved TOO smhN
fn give dpshed ellert to the ysriuns perfnfmanc
Intended 10 lr sshibited, they hnve erroird u
more co,nInotiions building om lite vacant loi adj
Joining he Old Bell Tavern, aud Immediately ~
rear OF The Post oniee. II is pcri,rhy SECURE a
AGAINST the ihtenencirs 1T the wrahrr--~
'he ID inches arr ensfisd with cA,pei .--aud every
m,ang' n,rn n,hde IT. trntcr he audience sum.
infihble The rross STREET Trading from ~,
mnin stree, will hc anniudtrd
u Night olpnrlotniancc aud othrr pnriicu
lars VII be- esple..v.l Ia hnatr l,llsz--Boxes ~
tfnt', chiifen hall pic, ---GalI'qy % cents.
Oci. ,.
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,,,;iis fftf7s-.Ia'''T' ar evidently reach, h,
f"' r.rope-but whether for good Of
2 :, ,.ar. no one can predict. The
'o' .,,nr restless under the long peace
~ -. nreyailed. aud !, rs moi unreasonable
o..x.,J to a speedy change.
IoOh ~ go
n, ,aner. to-day. Is oecn pied with
% Of matter which II Is ~ all
40 less disagreeable 10 US to pub
,.,, il Is to m" reader To lFr"s".
hal;ey. mat nnne are mare ready q"
,.4,e ,ts un.,itatirness ar political
I'M, those who are engaged IN the dis-
rho ruth is. that religious controver.
alvays uninterssing 10 the mass al
,,ner readers. eveH though they may
..ty.. belong - the church. Aud, be.
,i.o,e sre vehicles already estahlished
.,I.ti.niion Ut matters and things per-
/ .;,, IA Church interests. For instance ~
/ ,,.ool;st connection. the " Christian
NJ New York, on the side OF the
A =. II FARMERS, can surrey HHpth sh'"C""'
,o,bs frieods Of the existing mode Of gov
IN, ftheir Church, 20 express their ophF
| ,,d offend their views-while the " Haiu-
| p;obts," Of Baltimore, on the sde ct we
4 ,.oe,s ran as certainly afford as ample
| a IN, tl,e advocates of Refnn. And, indeed
1.,,k that. "a advocates and heralds of
/. III lLey snonli both open their columns TO
=, and temperate discussion of the question,
/ ..b yoi,id both rnlighten the minds and ie"i-
n,ei,,ilces OF their readers, instead OF
e.,;,.t them ioa big oied denunciation ri one
II oninons and an equally bigoted de
k,ncp of another.
, h,,,an, unfortunately for us. nj his pGrtir-
.,o,,sat 10 lie so crowded with such mat
~. have been compelled TO lay over sew
-, .,,icles of political interest just Mt time
han :, !. most necessary that they should he
,t,s,.J and also, much foreign news, which
| -; IN assume N important aspect, Ia order 10
aLs roon for Two long controversial articles,
A;.h nan not be read by one tenth Of our sub
..,h.,s We hope our freads will reflect that
1, sonethag is due TO them, there is also some
(. ;,r Jue 10 ourselves. and much to our readers,
4--
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si4psa dgHs mea1tr. ofht Tpristg1
Al subsequent mseiiag ot the Irmrrf
aaco sori.ly ol L. achbura, II Mas Rssoff,i,
ihnt the Rev. VIM \. smih To- appointed
President thereof, -. Saunders, IT, Secretary
aud Treasurer. aud the Nv. Hpiter Rylauh
Rev. Joe. Psre,vri. luo. NJ. Gntdon, Wrtetfl
Middleton mud Wm l'ur Who. togethrr with
The Paesial,ei a0i 3 cr.tdfs. shall constitute u
Bnnfd ri Nstnsgnfs.
Etsalfsd lhsitne Raafd Of Manager. be
empoo rfsi "a circulate suth tracts aud nth.
et publications i"t tor suppression pi lniegi-
ppraate rs ih.y pRy deem necessary, mt.
tor this purpose, ARE authorised 10 RAISE fund.-
bv contributions lrum Tie So.ieiy, or Other.
wise.
Resoirtd. TIM, N" nhniders NJ the Gospel
IN his inwn, h" requested 10 Aeirrr 10 their
respective dongrrGa'ia AZ address On the
subject ri Inifnprrsues NJ snrh lin" ~ they
niny Judge ekprirni, aud thai tie Secretary
furnish 10 eauh OF them copy ot this Rssoln
ton.
ReWired. Tha, the Srcreiary ofihis Society
furnish the Editors of the r,espapers 10 this
town, md also the lditnr n iir visitor aud
Iee graph, rnplrA pt lie rulee mud regulations
NJ this Society With ~ request that they publish
the same as snoups convenient.
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Y'U.YILLIlRS-

| .{.lfiE suhsuribrf Ia. drvoted the gr.etsst
! - part ofthe last twelve muntb,tn ,br subj
lroi "i Improving The melnnn ii mensnrns
and cutting. lhal there NE ridicnl defects
II NIL the syslems lbal have heretofore baen
presented 10 thn tfhde, viii q prar ehYiu,t4 to
any ooe who will TAKE he least noiite Of ihn
hii,ag al garments III ri beast tno ihifds of
III. cases which come ntdcr hi olspfsAtinn
In" human form Is - variable rs lhr Lnmha
face aud 10 iii lhe.r tarous la,ms no AIDE.
q1s'e jheciens hsse bern givenin any oftba
systems, II is utlr, they vi sreak nf rGri q
topsi hat those variations a. they exist IA The
~ lens, nte snhIari Ia two radical iaifcfs.
! In the hrh plnGr, The variations NJ bV no
means Snibcirn ior the purpose, anu M lha
next place, tho application al them Is prrdcn4.
led on no fixed principles, bat is lra 10 Tho
eye at the Tailor altogether hence, The liz.
lie satisfaction most 1n,lors lake 10 ihe proga,
rass ot their bnslnsss, On hccttnt II The MISE
fls md alterations which they are subject.
have experienced my share III rhrsr neon.
yenlrncrs during pfaelire oI realy five aud
twenty years mud the nae difficulty never
presented Itself To me until a ycar inst !h.
system that have formed has b. on s0bm red
IN the scrutiny ot thf best lalor. III The Uni
ted states, and certificates from some I'll the
htsi Of them will subservp my purpose much
better than any recommendation oi my own
lh.y Rre annexed below
have lately vstud New York mud phladett
lphla Tor the donbia purpose Of 'uhmhiing thH
principle OF my system ~ the Tuildrs, nnd al
opening RrrPnlar correspondence by " hirh
10 get the lRshlons, ns oiien ~ Ia necessary,
iron tho above uamed places, or from Lur D.
don. Any nj the Iaiurs within reach Of
LsnGhhmg may hive n lot III patterns sent
him Mt any TINE .lther OF the New YORK ur
a "a p,it Ia.I
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" NJ SUMp1ER,
~ NRN SUAlr1tR.
L} chbnre. June 2s. 1923.



MY virtnr OF Il deco 81 iiust, executed "a
u y the ,nhserilier hy iss. Clark, bearing
aais IL" oath day Of JnIg 1929. and recorded
IL the clerks nnes OF Charlotte county court,
OF thr Al day OF Ang. 1879, siall, for uu,-
po,eo therein expressed. proceed 10 sell, toihe
highest bidder, nn The PREMISE, on Friday Ihe
3ist day Oi Otiabpr on " Credil Of % IL.
| years, sk bualrrd and srven.r zen mere, of
baud, tying Hnd being ~ the connlv Of Char.
lutte, 90 both sides ni big Cub Creek, The pu,.4
Chaser givins bend and approved seenriiy and
n deen Oflru.i On tho hand 10 secure the pur4
chasr money thefe Is about Two hundred a.
etrs ct his mud cleared, ofwhich about sthtv
acre, is excellent low grounds, the baane. Ia
clear is we'll iidlbered. the whole being well
adapted 10 the csltnre Of corn, toi acco. and
all kiuds OF small gram lhstis common in this
secliuH II Is deemed uuurcsssnry 10 rive Il
further tesrript'on OF this hand as any persou
wishing to purchase, viii FIRST wish 10 view i, !.
which will be shown them NJ any time hy Nj
ms. CLARK who lives on IL. Also Ia iits high
1T bidder, tor cash. eight negroes. 10 wit /:
IeH, Bin. sam, Hannah, Beck, Cilia and her.
Two children, Dick and Charles, with all their
future increase, three horses, 'he stock ot
cattle and sheep, household and kitchen fur
nfture. and farming utensils OF every descrip-
ton. The title Is believed 10 be- good, but
only snch as IS conveyed 10 the irnstpe hy
said deed will he conveyed 10 the purchaser.
BEER SHELL, Tinsiep.
The above sale meets my appreciation and
concurrence. JAS. CLARKE.
/ Oct. 2. tts
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LEWIS ROPER,
SURGEON DENTIST.

n . EsfEtTfuLLY informs The cii,eus nj
u u Ly9clbnrg aud rs ylcloiy. that encout-
aged by the patronage heretofore received. he
- no" readyto piartlsr IN the hue of bus proieS-
s'on IN all IL tarioaS b'anfht,. n the franhin
ti"'tl whore he vii r.iniit tot short Tine.
I.adifs hhd Ge"ilcmen waited upon al theil
ho''ses, II requested
Sept. 10. Tminl
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REV lie
OF the Lynchburg Tobacco Market,
Corected reehigJor NE Fugip,au M
TnonAs \ iiDLCoMhe and RioHARD 1lRKE
Commission Merchants
AUC1ION SAILS.

TN0FFI I'D.
The past weeks - hhds. passed Tobacco i;
- kinds. refused; total. o..
Inspections lo27 and 1923.
Paced No Eefdso. For Insp slorh
Oct lst, 1927 lOi17 Pho G5i he,
oct. Isl, is2s, 1880 al 4og 700
We have not received accounts Of o,he, IN.
sperl"ns-so ,oon az Ne get thru, We expect
10 gtgc \ l"w statements OF the quautily u,iuin
III the 1lale, and also 10 the United States, the
quantity exported, and any information touch
rg the staple Of tobacco that may he of utter
est 10 tie grower. Wheat and llpur scem 10
he at stand. Not any alteration OF moment
INe past Mrrk.
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n. IL A TX A. h.
DENTIST

EyERY respectfully i, forms the public tina.
V hewil' attend 10 his professional duties,
ueafly opposite 10 the Franklin Hotel, Gully lor
few DAYS.
sept. - ihsl2
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Another Of our hest men IS removed from Us
DR.. ConsELlUs T. BALDWIN,. 81 Middcinwn
dted on sunday last, utter hn Illness Of lwo
weeks. lie had d.parled IN the prime II man
hood, and in the midst OF he OF active useful
uess Hmchedcr hpubifnt, S,pL Ii.
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CERTIFICATES.
Hating examined Nr.'W ,lIiaps's svs'pm fuI =
measuring and cuiilng, we urc nf opinion That
u Il calculated Ia IA III ate the rila1s ot the
Tailor, III h. rn.tnutrs. rs II contains some
new Improvements IN m"asnrinp, calculated
10 reduce the operations 81 the ffadp Ia more
f. Nd principle, md as such I'VE recommend
II Ia HE patronage III inllors.
GiIAs. g. WATSON. jr.
JOHN CURRY,
NJ. 5rOhE$,
SAMIEis MeGRATH
phiedelpl,is, Sept II, 1873.
We do hereby certify that we mr. acduaiyf
ed With Ne. Dan,rl Williams patent .sstrui
OF emitting Cunts, aud ean recommend u ~ be .
ing far superior - any lhing which We have
brirloforc seen, rnd W have abandoned alt
other systems 10 use his.
WM SUMp1ER.
BtNRi SUMP1hR.
L}nehbnre, June Or. 1928.
ATILLIkMS y LIVINGSTON coniirup
w 10 carry on the Tailoring laisines, relt
lam 10 Morgan aud Mcdaniel I'm Maih
street They r"lnrn their rek ow ieJe mtntG ~
then customers for paa invors, and solicit -
continuance ~ public patronage.
Oct .. tl5
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Education.

Mrs. HAGARTY respectful, informs the nbab-
WI itants of Alexandra, that she viii, the first
of September next, open a SCH01L FOR a limited
number of young ladies, to whom she viii teach The
English and French Languages scientifically, Amen
and Modern History, Chronology, Geography ~;'h
the use of the Globes and Maps. the Elements Of Ma
tural Philosophy Prosody, Rhetoric, Mythology, Co.'S.
position, Writing and Arithmetic, useful ard oruaD.cn
tai Needle-work The situation Ut the scnoo IS not
yet designated, but it will be in an eligible, ceG,i
and salubrious part of the city.
From her long experience in polite female edaoa.
ton, perseverng attention to the literary and moral
Improvement of her pupils Mrs. II. trusts she Wi be
able to give general satisfaction to those who may Ia
yor her with patronage.
Testimonials Of My1is. requirements eapabiiiiy,
&c. &C. may be procdfed by applying 10 the Rev
Mr.. Smith, pastor of Trinity Church, Georgetown; C.
Smith. Esq Captain Narbury, H. Getty, Esq; Hora
ito Jones, Esq; j. Abbot, Esq. and the greater Part
of the respectable inhabitants Of Georgetown whose
children were under her tuition during fouryears.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-16
$50 Reward.

II WILL give twenty dollars for the apprehension of
Il negro CHARLES. if taken in the District uf Co.
iumbia OF more than twenty miles from home OF ten
dollars if taken within that distance and secured in
Jail that get him again, and all reasonable charges
paid if brought home Charles absconded ON Satur-
day the 9th inst.-he is about five feet ten inches
high, black complexion, smiles and shows fine set
of teeth when spoken to. He is strong well mb'd
fellow, something of rough carpenter aid accus
toned to driving wagon Had when he went
away, oznaburg shirt and trowscrs and an old fur
hat He has doubt, got other clothing since he left
here. Charles has uncle in ashngton, near the
Navy yard, named Adam, who formerly belonged to
the estate Of Mr. Peter Dejean. near pscataway, Md
ISAAC BEALT,
Near Pomonkey, Prince Georges County, Nd
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