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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-06

Splendid Lottery.
Grand Consolidated Washington City
Lottery will be drawn 18th Of December Prize OF
10000 of 10000, Of ,0u0 Of, 500 Of 800
of 900, &c. AZ number Lottery, drawn ballots.
1880 tickets. Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters S;
eighths So; sixteenths 25 for sale il variety OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-06
FIRST SPLENDID LOTTERY
Ncw-York Consolidated, No Is.

viii be drawn on wednesday next, Sd OF December
Highest Prize $4,000 Tickets $40; shares in pro-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-06

Office ofthe Chesapeake e. Ohio Canal Go.
WAsHI sToN, Dec 3, 1928.
NOTICE.
v>HE time for receiving proposals for the execution
Il OF the various work of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal intended to be let the 4th instant is extend
ed until O'Clock, p NJ. on Monday the 9th inst and
the offers will be decided upon. at the Oice of the
Beard of Engineers in Georgetown, on the 10th inst
JOHN p. INGI.E,
dec Clerk Ches. and Ohio Canal Com
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15
From the National Journal.
FACTS AND INFERENCES.

/. Oue hundred and eis1t members Of the
House of Representatives { cided by their
vote of Monday, that the people ought not to
be trusted with the perusal Of the acts relative
to the Court Martial IT Mobile, until they
should be accompanied by a c>mmen,a pre-
par hy the friends Of Gen. ackson.-Infcrence:
The naked facts submitted to AN Intelligent
people, would have overthrown the character.
aud d srtoyed the ambitious hopes OF the Grn.
2 The House OF Representative, orders the
above facts IL be prinIed. The COMMITTEE
10 whom they referred contrary to all
usage, keep back the facts, until they have
been abe, ny disarrange:nent, and re-arrange-
men, ana every other kind OF arrangement,
so TO change their bearing, as TO perpirx the
pubic mind, and prevent it from settling down
IN and positive conc lusons as TO the guilt or
innocence IF the party implic a,cd. Inference:
The Committee found it impossible 10 ,oAtfe>
rash General Jackson by any ordinary process,
and therefore adopted the despe rate ,XI-edicnl
Of trampling upon the inmt mortal practice,
and implied ruies ui the House, 10 wash the
Ethiup white.
). when Mr. Brayton rose to mske a"
amcr dmrnl to the resolution off, red BY The
Chairman Of the Cummi.tc with a view to
add To the facts, 10 whic the report vas APP
pended, such other fdcls as will be SHOWN by
the new documents c He'd for by MIR Sloane &
which that gentleman stated might be expect
ed imme ia ely, Mr.. WicAlihe, go The ,0hoe
fl nd OF Gen Jackson, called the previous
question: Call which was spsoiued by all
the 90 the ,oho!es o. the same slde-Iaference: -
I ~ new facts would have bcen more than sut-
fcitnt TO prev, mt all tha, vas intchded to be-
eff ted by tn sophisIrv Of the report, and
The rc arrange neut ofthe facts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15
Prom the Charleston City Gazette, Feb. 7.

Prom the Charleston City Gazette, Feb. z.
We have been politely ia, ored by letter
from Porto Cabelo, under date Of the slh ul'.
received by gentleman in this City, by which
1t appears that that place was pretty much In
the same way in regard to business, as II has
been for some time hitherto, what litte busi>
ness, however, that was done was at fair pro-
HI, as sales were made altogether for cash,
since The unfortunate affair of Gen 9aez OF The
Goth of april 1926. In fact, therSwas pros
pect Of better times. American provisions
were in very good demand, at the following
prices; Flour SIS; Beet SIS, Pork SIG; Butter
90 Cts; Lard 20 cts; Candies 24-cts.; Sperm
do so; Rice IS; Goldfish in boxes Of 4e lbs. 81
so; Whiskey 81;
or articles for export, prime Coffee sold at
the date Of the letter at $780, Hides at | | cts;
DouhIoons at SIS III 10 Is IS; Spanish Dol
lars at 81 Ia to / l5a.
"3plivar," says the letter, "is at B"go;a
Ills abolition OF the Bolivian Code (as it
WAS called land taking the oath as Constitution
al President of Cclombis, aNonce removes al
doubts a. respects the character of this great
Hero aud Statesman. Would to God, Colon
bia had half dozen sue h mtn'
'Ci,cntrp attacked aud completely over
came $50 Columbian troops abou, the 25th
Dec. 10 the vicinity Of Caracas A large ror-
ton OF Use Colom5ians were killed, among
whom was their commander Cisenero had
40 men,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15

Mas. CHALMERS appears on the boards OF
our Theatre tonight, IN the interesting charao-
Ter of El,ra, in Plzarro She makes an APP
peal to generous public, to public which has
aeycr disregardsd the calls Of humanity, and
.on6ienty relies on its benegolence and libe-
aly
From the NaSons Of Alexandria, this lady
should receive liberal encouragement; for she
IS herself the daughter Of 4 mason, and an adj
mtrer Of the order and institution Of Masonry
We confidently hope that the craft will there's
lore show her that charity, which has al
ways distinguished them, both as private ci,i-
Gems, aud as "Brothers."
The ladies' Of Alexandria will, no doubt, show
on this occasion their wonted beuevolsnce, and
gladden. all heats ta-nigh, with their brigh,
EYES and pretty faces, Let them recolIect that
i'tsa talented J1saE .sssasa sahey are called on
70 pa,ronizc.
lhs public generally moy perhaps be pleas
cd TO learn that Mrs. Chalmers is spoken of in
high terms by those who have seen her. and
VIII no doubt, exert herself here to give
NAT satisfaction which has been felt wherever
'e has performed
me Young gentlemen who have kindly at
"'ded Mrs Chalmers ,hrir- assistance, will
exert their 'aleG,s in her support. The
Plolc know tina, shs.r aid will be no incouside-
'-'is addition 70 he pleasure and amusement
Of the evening
@e0Pc!usion, We hope that Mrs. Chalmers
~-' tonight receive substantial proof of the
'~S'e and oeneyoience Of Alexandria.
lomns7tGl Pdpsr.-Aecording to a report re-
my my laid before Congress, in reply 20 call
n'0rmation on the subject, it appears that
tween the yerrs l775 and 1880, he money is
- .S>S iGr the purpose Of prosecuting the war
a. "e revolution, amounted to the incredible
'''a Of S24i,ss2,7so.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15

subsistence Of officers, with Si,loo,osI IS. i,l-
stead Of Sl,l76.3i2, which had neen PROPOSED
by rhe Committee OF WAYS a"d Meas, in COW
formty with the estimates from the Navy De-
partment.
Mr.. Hoffman then mad speech, Of oonsid>
erabe length, i support Of h motion, in
which he went Over nearly he same grounds
as he had taken in the iebate of yestt rday He
did rot wish 10 interfere with he officers at
iarhed 10 vessels in actual service, nor with
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15
From the National intelligencer.
CONGRESS,lsT SESSION
Wed,aeSdov, february l3, 1928.
IN SENATE.

IN SENATE.
Mr.. Eaton presented the petition of Enrico
Cau>ici. prayrrg to be au,ho'izrd t" finish an
allegorcal group, TO a Ct OK ornamen' tn
Senare Chamber R,f-rrcd to the Committee
IN The District { Columbia.
On motion uf Mr. Rowan, the Senate wen,
into CO, sid, ration Of the bill 10 regulate pro-
cesscs in the Cour of the Uuit"dStates, admit.
led into the Union since the 2oth September,
1889.
And upon this bill the remainder Of the day
was consumed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15
9HlIll2 NEWS.
SAILED, FEB IA.
Sloop Chauncey, Nichols. New-York.
.Schr. Whlte.Oak, Hammond, Boston.
piano Eortes.

nIsHEY THCMP -ON has lately received on sale,
/ at his Book. Music, and Stationery stores, Penn
sylvania Avenue
One piano forte, from the mandatory of Dubois &
Stotiart NewYork; constructed with the latest i'm
proyements patent metallic sounding board, circular
case rose W. God front, SIX octaves Price $3.50.
One do from the same, with drawers, 50 ocfaves
S24u.
One do do do extra $50
The workmanship and tone of these instruments are
superior to any for sale in this District
one do made by Ryder & rallman, Philadelphia,
with circular case additional keys drawers, &C. $3.50
One do made by Loud &!!Co. premium instrument,
,m;I,r ~ The above 5000
PIT will be constantly supplied with instruments
from the above manufacturers and will furnish to order
and forward to any Part ct the District, to Norfolk or
'''I pI.;u G. Piano For,es 81 octaves $175
NJ do do 100
EJ.c,n, r. do round corners, &c 210
NJ i do do octave. $50
Do do do and drawers 275
DO Harmonic do rose wood front, &c. 400
N Canine, do do 500
Spanish Gui.ars 10, IL. so and ss5
Flutes, Clarionets Flsgeoets, Flies, Victims
Bassoons. Hand Organs, &C. -
New slusic for the above instruments. ~
feb lo-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15
NAVY APPROPRIATIONS

On motion of NJ. McDufie, the Navy APP
Dropja,ion Bill vas then again taken up.
Several items II the bill were striAen out
others inserted, and some Amendments made.
Mr.. Hoffman then mo ed tie following:
Sind be IL further enacted, That there b., and
herssy is, appropriated, fir the purchase OF such
lands az the President of the Unlied States may
think necessary and proper, to provide 1--we oak,
and other timber, for the use Of the Navy o!
the United States. sum not exceeding ten
thousand dollars, TO be paid out Of The moneys
appropriated for the gradual increase OF the
Navy Of the United States, BY The frs, section
of The act, entitled San act for the gradual I'M
provemcnt Of the Navy of The United States.
approved Sd March, 1897"
Mr. Hoffman stated, in explanation, that the
Secretary of the Navy, endeavoring to fulfil
law passed at the last session, for rrservtnS
certain portions Of the public land on which
timber fit for ship building was found, had eX>
perinced considerable difficulty from the inter-
vrntion Of private claims, which, though small
in amount, must he satisfied before the law
could be carried into effect. This esPs-
cially the case in Florida. l, was with view
10 the extinction Of the private titles that he
had m owed the amendment.
The question being put, il was adopted with
gu; opposition.
Mr. Hoffman them moved to ELL the blank
in the section which provides for The pay aud
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15

49,. t,eSson men are very anxious to make
,,o,l. believe, hat their idol, is a"sco ond
-. .k;nr,on." They publishiiin their spe ech-
md orations; are continually proclaiming
~ Second Washington" in their newspapers,
,b.;r leaders on the floor Of Congress, have
Ne had tie hard lhood TO declare, that jack
-, civil qualifications are as ten to one, over
,,,,s Of Washington.
:, the n, ople rtcollt ct Gen Jackson's vote
hs address, which was presented 10 Wash>
..,,,n upon his retirement from fac; ct them
.,.oIIec, Jackson's repeated ,ialations of the
,.,,. LET them bear IN mind his con empt Of
80 Consti,uiop; let them RENE mbeT his tem-
..r,,iIa.i,s. let tn, m look at his esotionser-
no schemes, and then, let them be told that
-. WAN is a SECOND WAsHINCIoN.
1--we wished Ia point out charar ter, a cons
,l,s contrast, the opposite in every respect to
,rs great Wa .hington, we should name An.
drew Jackson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15
,Wechanics Bank,

Alerandria, February I'm, 1928.
in this Instisution are hereby
Suo,;fed that an election for fifteen Directors will
be held at their Banking House, on the second Non
dar (thc 10th day. of March next.
S.b iI-eo,IOM CHARLES CHAPLIN. Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15

DR. Howe has in his possession the helme'
Of Lord Byron 1t is 'urmounted with a crest
and plume, and on pate in front, the arms Of
the Byr, ms ire attach Il in embossed silver. 1t
gwen y BYRON, jas, before his death, to
Young Creek Who was IN his family. The lat
ter pt,ished IN an tx edition. he sword
formerly belonging to Lord Byron, is also in
DR. Howe's custody. Mr.. Miller, To whom il
now belongs; purchase 1t at auction. Mr.
Stuy,esant and d.. Howe have br"ugh, vita
them two Greek boys, IN their native Costume.
They arr very Lively and intelligent. Their
mothers gave tn m ,o'te gentlemen above
mentioned. Commercial .3dUertisr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15

Il should re borne in mind, that the order
and dignity Of both branches OF the Ma ional
IsgiJa.ure, have been violated by the opposi-
-, members, and that their indecorous con
5yc, has received no check from the presiding
,,rosi,ion officers. Our readers all recollect
Mr. Calhoun's famous exposition OF The du les
o,,he Vie President, in which he declared,
In, af er "anNious days and nights" spent In
tie consideration Of the suojec', he had at last
come 70 the conclusion, that he was mere
,,roms;on, without viii or power Mr.. Speak,
p S,c,curor, though agr,' Jag with his worthy
.omp-rr, in the disp.,i'ion to indulge the
Jscksopi,es in their abu e, takes new method
10 fleet The symr purpose. A., for instance:
sb,n Mr. Smyth, dning DEBATE, insulingly
,oId 4 member nc was DRUNX, he Speaker,
nost oDnortuuclr, did mol hear a.; and when
con,i,c,d Of the fact, o! worthy Judge! de1ld-
ed that as The remark was not made TO the
House, The honorable DR.. Smyh WAS not out Of
order! Fer some furlter remarks on the I'M
oo!iaL and disaifed course o! Mr.. Speaker Ste
yrns,n, We refer our readers TO an txrAct in
,o,day'> PAPER from he New York AmeriC an.
We call the at'crtion Of Oar readers TO these
facts. pri,cjp lily for the sake ofsaowing them
vha. The Jackson men really are, when clothed
with power. Their rxertious are not directed
to The good Of the country, The preservation OF
Orjer aud decency in tn" National Councils, nor
the despatch Of the public business. Their
whoe aim, is 10 open the fiood>garts of calum-
NJ ard abuse upon h Adminis,ralion-to put
hat down At tie expense Of every thing else;
converting Tie Hall OF Legislation into an eleo-
tiCnecrmg arena, and disrcgarding every r..
sramt which h, sauc,ity Of The place where
they are assembled nigh throw upon their
conduct, for the sake ofrffr citing this one great
Ohj,ct, the Cousumm4tIon of all their wishes &
hopes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15
From the National IntelIigeuccr,

SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES
WEDNESDAY, February IS, 1923.
The Court met at | O'Clock.
Present, all The Court.
Nos II and IS. The Governor of Georgia,
claimant Of sundry African Slaves, VS.. Madra-
20; and the Governor Of Georgia VS.. s6hdry
African Slaves, Madrazo claimant: Appeals
from Georgia Circuit Court. Mr.. chi, f Jus
,ce Marshall deliveries The opinion OF the
Cour,-Mr. Justice Johnson dissenting. De,
cree in part reversed. and in pat affirmed.
No. 90. Steel s Lessee VS.. Spencer This
cause was argued by Nh. Leonard for Plaintiff
in Error, and oy Mr.. Ewing for the Defend
at III Error
No 81. Anderson's Lessee vs.. Clark AID
Elle~son: T'is cause was argued by Leonard
for Plan,iffin Error.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15

The Intelig neer contains the Official corr
respondence between Mr.. & latin and Lord
Dudley, .rela i've to the establishment f light
houses, light vessels, buoys, aud other improve
menls to The navigation within their respective
Jurisdiction on he coast of Florida, in which
is given prompt acqul sc nee on the part OF
the British Cove nmcr' Mr.. Clay, after emu
merating the various points at winch the lights
are 10 he erected, observes, "wheh all these
works shall be completed, there Will be chain
f lights on the Florida coast, so that vessel
m " elmo,t constantly have them il view
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15

Snort PASSAGES. Within few days W.
have had the pleasure to announce the arri,a 81
of grea, number OF vessels from the South,
in remarkable short passages. These short
passage. frora he South, and the long deten--
ton of tn, European pack, 5, head US o the con.
clusion, that they ha,t attempted northern
passages, and whatever may have been the
winds, i, seems evident tina they have prevail
e a sea from the Spu'h ill there shall have
been northerly winds at sea, we can scarcely
expect The arrival Of the long looked for pac-
KEGS. ~. 7. Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15
N fG,ezSs-s, y. .lT-D SS1AAs
~ MORNING, FE8RUARY IS. 1928

r,s Florida Advocate mentions that emf
s,;ll continue pouring into that country.
.lollar q bushel, and must rise.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15

-, Webster is on his return 10 Washing
~ his health is said 10 be improved.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Ambrose II. Sewer appeared, PRODUCED
his credentials, wa, qualified, and took his
sea, as tie Delegate for the Territory OF Ar
kansas
Mr.. Stevenson, of Pennsylvania, rose, and
said, as the minutes Of evidence taken hetore
the Commute was now printed, and on tn Ia
bles Of the House, he gave notice that on Tues
day next, a motion would be made tina, the
House resolve itself into Committee OF The
Whole on the State Of the Union, with view
TO consider the bill reported by the COMMITTEE
on manufactures, entitled GA Bill IN altrra-
ton of he several acts imposing duties on im :
~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-15

On motion Of Me-. Ogden, w Creighton, Jr.
Esq. of Onio, and Francis R. TilIon, Esq Of
New Yo,k, were admitted Attorneys and Conn-
s-lurs Of this Court.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-11
Co,,wUy1cArrp FOR THE yyu,c.

Reader, Art thou partizan in the present contest
for the Presidency? Hast thou Joined in the hue and
cry against the best i'll the and-dcnouIicino
Gen. Jackson "curse' to his country and his adj
herents an unprinciplcd combination or the pre-
sent Administration corrupt" deserving to BIZ put
down though pure the Angels at the right hand of
God and those who support them as s.iorics" who
huve received the 80 pieces of silver If thou hast
been far carried away by either of the sronr cur
rents that sweeping almost every man with
Them permit old man, who aided TO achieve nd pre
the glorious blessing yet cnjoy of bcino tho
only genuine and well balanced Republic in existence
to dsk you to pause moment, TO divcst Yourself of cy
element and calmly and seriously consider the cy
that have already resulted, ard those more ayyfIIIv
alarming evils that threaten TO be the ultimate result
ofthc fierce contest now wagcd by heated hcadsrong
and unrcfccting partizons.
Behold the effects already produced.-Tn 1929.
when the previous canvass for the Presidency com
rncnced. country, Institutions orr government
and our citizens were truly blesed-thcy were tho adj
miraton and the envy ofthc world; and were WORKING
by the silent, though powerful influence of example,
the emancipation of the human race from every soc
ces of tyranny The great experiment of the cope-
tency of for scgoveTnment, was considered set
tied and republican representative form ofrovern
rnent was admitted to be the very best ever establish
cd-that it answered every purpose for which govern
Inent ought be instituted both in peace and wor-
that with the least possible burhens extended en-
tire liberty SECURITY, ond protection e Tire pnople
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-11

Z WISH 10 sell about 1000 If land in Charles
a CITY, being par, Of the Berkeley Trsc,, together wifh
gv Mills and PlanAi called NJ eluauer-the pur-
chase money m he paid the Bank ". States in
Tiehrnand. Tho may be known by application
Nat. Nelson, Esq. BENZ. HARRISON.
n private sale of the above property effected
before 24th will then be offered public
n fos to- sDit purchasers.
SerSlcg, Augcsf 2o'r, fSGS. &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-11

$40
The Fr!nch Spanish, and Italian language will be tIug
by g. &c In Pan, recently appointed fIoor of Modern Ian
guages.
The course of instruction. in the scientific departments will
the last Monday October. The
arranged enable tue student three Professors
and each student, except those attending Law class is re-
quircd attend during the first session. tho Junior classes
and the secnu session. the thc senior classes unless excused
from 50 doing by tho Society.
9 JUNIOR CLASSES
l. Philosophy OF GRAMMAR Bellies LeiuTs Rhepric, aud
Ethics
Mathematics, conrrehcuding ALGEBRA Geometry Piano
Irisononetry, application of Algebra Geometry and ets
ration Of r.anes and solids with Surveying.
3. Chemistry.
3 SENIOR CLASSES
l. Natural and International Law Philosophy ofte h.nan
mind, Government aud Political Economy.
2. Natural or Experimental Philosophy.
J. Mathematics comprchending Spherical Trgouosnery,
Comic Sections flou the Projection of the Sphere As
tTonouv.
Law and Police by .I,,dge S0nple
History, ty Professor 7. II. Dor
Students required to board in Coler b, the request Of
the parent guardian in writing, they permitted the
Society board condition that they do pay more
than the charges in College, viz:
For board, including thing, $40
To each Professor the student may attend sl0 say three
Fee for tfre use Of the Library, 3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-11

GSTAUETON ACADEMY The undersimcd, a COM
- appointed by the boa! OF trustees, DESTROYS
r..racng of tho public this the
hope that by designating its advantages, sufficient dcgrc
encouragement be otaned promote the Of
IN their neisho rtoo and advance the interests
ty The loell situation OF this seninory in
rs,s favourable The climate rs uncnnnony healthy
t habits the o generally correct, md tho
obtained the moderate Tho
accrained that boarding be had respectable
private Ciles exceeding forty dollars
vi FIVE months They have made enquiries to- the
ofnardng tayc1ns they consider ncSpeot YOUTHS
should exposed the Temptations incident best coz
G,rttJl houses OF that description.
contemplated that again open for
h reception Of pupils the list of October next, provided
prospect adequate, though moderate, for
fons consented in that event CHARGE
Aralc,nv Professors To those acquainted with Rev
Jusepn SATH and ITTTLETos WADDEI Esq nothing need
sifd by way concentration But parents anil guardians
department and the exemplary habits Of NIcs Smith
and Tadde We moreover express candid opinion
s1ng that teachers better qualified by their energy character
their rcpectay ofaicnts and their advantages education
rould be selected for srsh institution We give this
recommendation Personal knowledge of the these
gentlemen, with 9'hon intimately acquainted.
The terms tuition will reduced below customary
rates. tc from tho following schedule which has
bern s-ncfioneDi by the board OF
yor Iain trg, Mathematics Natural Philosophy, C17ns
~, Astronomy, Rheorck, Logic Moral and Mental Piloso
rhy--pst session, s12
Cor ealing l'curnarip, Arithmetic, Eusish GranuuaT
aud (Icograpry-pcr session, SO
The sc1niary win opened the 5rs. Monday Novc1,
addressed ucmiCT Of tho committee
VIII receive ft.e prompt attention
WILLIAM BOYS,
JAMES Ora FORD,
JOHN WAYT,
JOHN G.. Sewers
BRISCOE 6. BALDWIN.
hlaum.on, August I, 1c23 G3-~7t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-11
& MARY SE.i.F;sIS.-Ihe CON

NAV ILIIi Al Il u Af[1 CtlEls.r5iTE.-Ihe
w instruction i'll the classical scaeh i'm William & Nury
College Will tho LIST day of October terminate
the last o July This school will be conducted 10y
fsr of Humanity, and assistant teachers. will
taught the Latin and Greek languages Ancient and MoJen,
Geography, and Ancient History. The pupils will
tiou.
By of the College the Professor of Hunanity is
qu.er to bo,rd the pupils OF this rhoo! at SIW
Per for tuition, 20