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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15
FURNITURE AT COST.

THyVE Assgnees of r. G. Allen, offer for sale, ut Ware
II Rooms, Nos 100 and l07, Westminster street, the
large and elegant assortment OF Furniture, as iened by hun;
Consisting of
81 Secretaries and Bureaus
n Grecai Pembroke, Card and Work Tables
3s Mahogany. Pembroke aud Dining Tables
IL Cherry Diing aud Ten Tables
IL Mahogany and Cherry Ligf Stands
90 Mahogany aud Pine Wash Stands
5 Hair Seal Sofas eeglnt
~ C,lntng House DESKS
400 Mahogany and Birch Reds eads, of all kinds
$40 Cane and Flag Seat Churs
ll23 Dining and Fancy Wood Seat Chairs
l60 High Back Rocking do
IS Chidren's high aud lpw do
rs Fashionable Looking Glasses
with numerous other articles, such as Feather Beds be
ticks Cradles Bed cords aud keys, Crickeis, Wash boards
Rolling pins Clothes pins, Book shelves, Cotesorses,
Chopping-tmys and Knlle-hoxes.
ALSO, at his WOrk-SboP, IN Grctn Street,
1000 feet Mllkgruy boards plank and Jist
$4,000 de- Cherry boards aud plank
$4,000 do Birch oisl boards and plank
$4,000 do Cypress boards and plank, hon IL inch to
Ia inches thick
1000 feet Merciantable aud Clear Plns boards and
plank
275 Curly Veniers
ii0 scit Bedsiead Posts
a. logs Mahogany
900 Mahogany slabs, together with pieces Of Mahor-
any, Cherry and Birch
The above Stock and Furniture win he sold very low fr
Cash. : !assSS;S,'a, a, a..,s"ee..
J. sACkET,
Sent o..
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JAMES TUCK Err,

n AS constantly hand general assortment Of
Cloths Cassimeres, Vestmgs and Trimmings OF the
most fashionable patterns.
ALSO-cofstanty on hand an extensive assortment of
READY MADE CLoTH No, consisting OF Blue, Black, Olive
aud Mixed DREss CoArs.
Blue olive Claret Brown, Mixed and corboau Fpoc KS
and SURToUTs.
Blue black, olive, drab mixed and white Broadcoth and
Cashmere PAsraLooNs.
Velvet silk moleskin cashmere tolinet, VRenca and
Marseilles VESTS.
LIKEW ISE.-Camhet and paid Coaks and Great Goats,
Linen and cotton Shirts ready for immediate use,
Linen and silk Pocket ilandkerchies, hemned,
White muslin and cambric Cravats, hemined,
Imitation linen canlbric Cravats,
Black figured and plain Cravas,
Lambs wool Under shirts and Drawers,
Waterloo Cravats,
Gloves, of all descriptions,
Black and white ribbed and plain silk Hose,
Umbrellas, SC. SC.
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zy dance o'er the field of death. so did the
light form. of Matowissa hover over her nations

he"' ioih VI MutoWIssd Jo'eT over "ci "at'oh
dust.
There were those living, not long since who
we'll remembered the romantic beauty of her
person; the uneortbly submity of her dark
blue eye, as it glanced over the deserted man
sons Of her fathers; and rested on the tomb OF
Chewawhunk. Oh hers was broken heart
but in the bitter cup mingled for her, an onyx
had been thrown, which elevated her mind,
chastened her thoughts, and purified her soul
so that her conversation had in il "less ofearth
than Heaven"
She would sit on an even on the great rock
where her father was once wont 10 hold his
| councils and gazo upon the milky way, -
"There" said she " is the home Of the brave
there is Pohattan, and there is Chewawhunk
when, oh when, shall Matowssa be called to
join them? why fingers the Angel Of Death'--
am inpatient TO be gone. The sun still
walks forth IN glory from the Eastern waters,
bu, Matowissa has no pleasure in his rays, for
she used to meet his rising when she wander
ed over the hills with Chewawhunk. The
ocean still thunders on our shore, but the
daughter Of Powhattan cannot wall, on the
beach, for the tracks of her lover are washed
away"
The intensity of her thoughts, wholly en-.
crossed by the rccolcctions of her dearest
friends, now " buried in their lowly graies,'
at length brought on partial mental deraugc-
| ment
She became impressed with tho idea that
her nation, together with her father and Che
wawhunk, had gone to land far over he wa
ters; and she would sit all day upon one o,
the cliffs overlooking the sea, impa'ienly a
waiting the arrival of canoe to bear her oil
20 the home Of her kindred. Bewdered mai
den The sea which thou must cross, to Io
thy dcath-cold lover, is dark or than tie ocean,
and more terrific ihan the Atlantic surges--
No caroe. bu the barge of Caaron, shall bear
thse thiIh,r, and the grim messenger of death
alone, shall be Thy conductor
About this time. George Swain arrived from
England, where he had been sen, by his fat her
4 W ilisn us tuuch'lon. lie was 4 youth ol
much promise. Endued with an active and
vigorous mind, he had reaped the reward o.
| his application, and when he visited his friend.
at Nantucket, they beheld the arch, roguisl
| boy who had left them but few years ago
now returned finished gentleman, a deep
scholar, and intelligent traveller.
Unlike many who leave their native land in
| their youth, he had never lost his respect fer
his countrymen, or allowed foreign partiai,lcs
10 blind his eyes to the virtues of the loss roin
ed partners of his childhood.
| In the throngcd cities Of Old England, he
had often sighed for the romantic wilds oi
America, and to him, retirement had charm,
which those only can truly appreciate, who
! are doomed to the hermitage Of populous
metropolis.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15
NEW CLOTHING STORE,

UHART & DAWLEY, MERcHAsT TAILoHs, will
keep constantly hand, general assortment of
Cloths, Cassmeres, YestngS, Trimmings, &c. Of the
most fashionable patterns and coors.
Also, constantly on hand an extensive assortment ct
READY MADE CLOTHING: consisting of blue, black,
olive and mixed Dress Coats blue, olive, cMet brown,
mixed and Lorbeau EToks aud Sartouts blue, black olive,
drab mixed and white BroadclWh and Cashmere Pdnta-
looms Velvet, Silk hoe'kn, Cashmere, Toinett, Valen
cia and Marselles Pests.
All Garments purchased of HART & nAwLEY which
shall na answer the expectations of the purchaser may be
returned, ana others viii be made
IFGarments will be made to order and in style inferior
to none.
1JCutting particularly attended to-
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15

NdJR GEORGE ANDREWS having conpciod taking
aNI the names of the nhahian's II this town, iur TIE
New Directory, the subscriber hereby requests that u any
~ have bcen acct enlIy omitted, they wodg gre mo-
tice 81! the samc that their names may I've inserted ler-oiis
who have removed, In their place o business ~ residence
and persnns who my have Dissolved, ~ formed co Pcf
sl uce heins called up 70, aiso requested o give no
ti,e Of the the ce of the slIcribt, No ~ Mar.
kot square, he is desols that the Directory may lie
cofrct ne possible. w. u. BROWN.
1Adveuisemenis for the Directory iusy he handed In
during the present month Oct
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15
HATS. LIME AND GROCERIES.

U,E subscriber offers for sale the reasonable terms
New York aud other Hats, Of the newest fahions with
cons. ant .uppy Of the first qua iy Harris Rock LINE, lr
ed aud all damages paid f It docs not prove good Together
with complete aud Genuine assortment Of Groeeriesa whole
sale and retail
Al.o-sainet sheeng', shrting', aud other Dry Gcods
The whole sny of The above mces will he sold 81 the low
a.. ,,;c. rn, c,sb or approy,d credit. r. SHELDON,
No t75 High 81 Get, nearly opposite Aba Fos' Tavern.
Aup
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15

~ The bidder will state such improvements IS rre'cn
them e,c. to him. Ifna stage, vii be proper Tor him h
.,y &C. lie should distinctly state the numhu 0I the route
and ~, only IN nimhr hn the beginning and end of H. III
should also CLEARLY h ricrte, To the state and Tow
in VI ch he lives: II ho be contractor, he must accom-
pa1y n, hls hy suitable rccown'n iton.
" >. 1tWi3w.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15
NEW GOODS.

NE W NUVDO,
.at No. 81, Market Square.
JENNIE subscribers would inform their customer aud the
III public, that they have received per the last steam
Boats from New York. their fall supply Of Goods, consist
ipg vi
Blue
Black,
Green, Bro1drloths
Olive, and
Brown, Cassmeres,
Steel, and
Fancy mixed
or different prices aud qua'iiies.
New and elegant Vestnss; great variety of Cotton and
Silk Crayais and iidks entire style. CamhIets &c.
Coatinps of different kinds Nelvets. Bang up cords, and
&c which Will be sold the lowest market price, or Cash
ar approred p,per. Il. T.. y Il. WELLS.
set.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15
CABINET FURNITURE.

No. Gs, BROAD STREET.
TuNHE subscribers galell To their lends and Tie public
IL for mast patronage '+pCCtIlly inform them that They
Keep always hand supply of fashionable and common
Furniture made ol the best nenals, and from Tie newest
and most approved patterns, among whah are
Ward Robes and sofas,
Ss:a s' :,. and Tables.
Bureaus. various patterns and sizes,
Work iaDes, SC. st.
Those in of any articles In our ine will find IL Ia
their interest call before purchasing are
determined sell cheap any regular Cabinet Maker, Ia
this town. and Furniture being manufactured inme
diaeiy under our diiecon Will he warranted equal
both in materials and Workmanship to any made III this
country
Orders from distance Will be thankfully received and
punctually attended To. - - ~
may iy. SAMUEL 4 JOSEPH RAWSON.
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PROVIDENCE.
nj ATOWISSA.

"Ile followed boat OF the bnchen bark.
Which led him oil from the shore;
Aud the winds were high and the clouds were dark
And aiar he followed the meteor spark
And the boat re tulned no lnure.n
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Posr OFFICE DEr,prnRVr, July 2j, i322.
sFORM OF PROPOSAL.

JoHS N'LEAN,
Postmaster General,
SiR; I will CONVEY the Mail on post GoUc No - VIZ
from to.--, ior the ycny compensation Of ------
dollars,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-25
district Of Columbia,

Alexandria County, ~
NOVEMBER TERM, 1877,
Joseph Janney trustee Of Thomas JAN
ney e Co. and John NJ. Johnson as
sicnee of Silas and David Reed,
ComphS. o,...,.-
George Carson and Nehemiah Carson,
and Charles Bennett, Hugh Smith
and William Fowle, trustees OF Geo.
Carson, IffS
vUyHE Defendant George Carson not having enc
L his appearance, and given security &C., .sT,
ing to the statute and the rules Of this Court =
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court upon
ayit filed, that the said Defendant George '' ~.
not an nhabitant Of the District Of Columbia ,-.5
ton of the Compliments by their counsel hn fr
that the said George Carson do appear here o. to
day of next April Term and enter his aPpee'i ccr,
this suit, and give security for performing te cb
of the Court and that the other Defenda1''
Bennett, Hugh Smith and William fowe, .r.,s N
George Carson do not pay away, convey OF IN he
debts ny them owing or the estate or etsS Geo:
hands Belonging to The said absent Deena,ht Coq
Carson until the further order or decree o. 'bTsG
and that copy of this order be forthwith rer,,
two months successfully in one of the Puo,l ,Grg
pers printed in the town of Alexandra, sa at Hog
be also posted at the front door Of TIC 'V'
of said County. Test, n,, TEE &C
ian IS EDH' l. H.,------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-25
District Of Columbia,
Alexandria County, &!

NOVEMBER TENN, l87.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandra,
C0mpPJ,
James Kirk administrator of John Nc Yin ChinctY,
Namara, decd. Sally Mcnamara,
Henry l.. Mcnamara and Luther
Chamberlain OgFSJ
vJyIIE defendants James Kirk, Adm'or. Of John Ne
i Namara deceased, Sally Mcnamara, and Hear
L. Mcnamara, not having entered their appearance an!
given security according to the Statute and the rn
Of this Court and appearing to the satisfaction OiM
Court upon affidavit filed, that the said defendants
James Kirk, Administrator of John Mcnamara, deco
Sally Mcnamara and Henry l.. Mchamara, are n0'h,
hsbitants of the District of Columbia, on motion
the Compliments by their Counsel it is ordered nr
the said absent defendants James Kirk, AtmTO'
John McNamara deceased, Sally McNamara AN
Henry l.. Mcnamara, 60 appear here on Tue nN
day of next April term, and enter then .2fs'.
ance to this suit, and give security for PeHormss
DEGREES of the Court, and that the other de'snnm
Luther Chamberlain, do not pay away, convey
secretc the debts by him owing to, or the es.Nw
effects in his hands, belonging to the sad ao'e US
PENDANTS, until the further order OF Tins CCu''
that copy of this order be forthwith pubs's . ~
two months successfully in one OF the PUBIC .M.'
napers printed in the Town of Alexandra, ana ,n1
COPY be also posted at the front door OF the 0"'
House ofsad County, Test, ,,prcr
Jan152 EDh' j. bHD'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-25
Collect Or's Sale.

WILL be exposed to Public Sale, to the highest
w bidder, on Saturday the 24th day of May, 1923,
at the Office the Clerk ofthe Corporation ofGeorge,
town, the following parts of Lots situated lying and
being in Georgetown and will be sold to satisfy the
Corporation of Georgetown, d. c. for taxes due on
,hcm respectively for the years annexed with costs
and charges, sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-25

comprising variety wanted AZ thS seasoh, SUCH ~
Extra super London cloths and cassimeres
Fine and low price ditto different qualities and
colors, an extensive assortment
Cassinets, superfinc and common
Rose. point and Whitney blankets
Bombazetts, black and various coiors
Bombaznes super and common
Black and slate worsted hosiery
Lambs wool and worsted half do
White. red, green and other coored Hannels
Tartan plaids and cambletS for coaks
Rob Row plaid cloth for ladies cloaks
Deyonshre kersey and hushings
Prints rich and beautiful colors
Nankin. Canton and Italian grapes
Ladies and eentlemen's silk hosiery
Childrens scarlet and motte hose
Bobbnet and thread aces, large assortment and
at reduced prices
Black silk velvet
Tambuored and plain book musllns
Null. Jsckonet and cam5rlck ditto
Italian, French and others silks
Plain and figured gro de nap
Brown and black hollands
irish. Scotch, and German linens
domestic sheetings, shirtings and bed ticks
90 bales cotton of good quality
Candlewick, &c. &c. &c.
with nany other seasonable goods not necessary to
,sert,n newspaper advertisement, (boughtin New
work. and Philadelphia, at Auction by their senior
mariner, who has been there nearly two months)
which they offer for SALE for cash, or on the usual
credit heir customers and purchasers generally as
cheap as thew can be had in the District Country
merchants and Others wanting goodsby wholesale are
invited to call. oc'|1
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70 Rent,

u NCNVf 90
The three story brick store Un
13Nx three doors above the corner o. ", Els
ton street, lately occupied oy "J b,
Smyth. Its situation Is goci
NV Kind business. The rent will be low Sr e
tenant. j.
july 81
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i DsDiei buSSard,
! Do.
Do.
! William Clarke,
Richard Davis,
. George RiFel,
William Davidson,
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Bernard Gilpin,
Benjamin Mahorney,
Ditto.
Do. Representatives,
Ditto.
Thomas I. Mudds,
Trustee
Ditto
Ditto
John Randall,
Thomas Lee, Of Bait.
Ditto
ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
John Pickrell
and Samuel
w. Adams,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-25

Daniel Bussard,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

XNyE are we'll aware, that prejudice ex
ISIS in the minds oi many against buy.
ING articles oil Clothing ready MAJ. it's our
intention 10 overcome this prejudice by oflri.
ing To the public the most fashionable and the
best nude 6cnilemen's Clothing, made Of
the latest style OF Goods aud nj the lowest
prices. The has been and W. fatler Ourselves
will continne 10 be an indncemeni 10 %cilizens.
planters, travellers, aud others 10 call an US
before they make their purchases, as We have
decidedly the best assortment III The place,
and by onr arrangements and weekly sup.
plies ii will he continued. Part OF onr nseort
ment consists OF Frook, Drss and other
Goats, Vpsis, Paniaionns, Shirts. Drawers,
SILK aud Leather Spring Stock. Suspendors,
Fancy Crava,s, silk IIandkerchiels, NEW pat.
terms. )-Also, Bang up Goats, Plaid aud Cam.
bIeti Clocks, Ladies Nantes aud Cloaks,
Some very splendid) fine Benver Hats, hne
Shoes, Dancing P'mps, coarse sewed aud
pcggnd SHOES. with n number ol articles ~ the
Dry Good line, as Calicocs, bingham, plaids,
~Cdmbrics, Grape. Mnslios, Goitons, fine and
coarse, IRISH, Dutch aud frenrl, iinnns, hca.
Wy aud Linen Cotton Bed Ticking, List Socks.
il A variety OF cheap C~loiiing Tor Ne
grurs, Servants, &c Persons wanting any
article n Dress would do wcIltb all, MS wu
are determined 10 sell good bargains.
WALK X l. Cos.
Emporium Of FASHIONS. ~Lynehburg.
Dff 81
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COMNUSECArEONS-ro y The V~,sg5u.r.
Iothe Editors ofhe Firginian.

'FE s''Ff VI ~ ' f1Ft1H
GEsFLEHES Ii IS matter Of deep reg ret, that
rs rs TO induce a belief in the truth
Of unsupported charges, again those
who are eHtnled To our esteem and conf
dencc, because they differ from US in opinion, in
relation 10 the Presidential candidates. These
remarks grow out of some observations contain
ed in the Late papers, IN which the political int.
gritty Of Alr. Speaker Stevenson IS prenaturelv
denounced, ia consequence Of the charge
brought aeaint him by Nv, Sloane, ofOhio, Nor
has he attack upon him stopped here Even
hi. talents are sought TO be deprecated. Surely
our cause reqJites no such means for It's sap.
port < we ought not 50 far, to follow the exam
pie Of those vino are opposed to as on the Pres
ideniial question, as to be induced IN denounce
one whom we bayek known 50 long ~ who has stoo.
so high FOR moral aud political integrity, with.
ont fair aGd candid Investigations of the charge.
! diftr with Mr.. Stevenson on the Pres ldentia
question, ,no,I decidedly 1u, | have TOO exalt-
ed an opinion ofhis worth, and his unbendiug
honesty, TO credit the charge until it is establish
ed by better evidence than the assertion of an
individual OF wilam we know nothing, except
thar he is IN Congress. So ia kremer. | mean
no inyIdioVs comparisons, and admit that n seat
in that lBDule ought to be considered priatn tutiO
evidence ii responsibility but can never b."
lieye a man OF Mr.. Stevenson s standing III soci
ETY., and known integrity, guilty of sucl
dup'icity, until it is proved by more thar
one political opponent, who, for an,
! ming. we know to the contrary, may he ~
I aspirant after office, who seeks by this means e
attain his object. A. TO MI. Stevenson's tai
ents, | differ mgst decidedly with his a~ssaiiant
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27
AN o rdinanee prohibiting obstrpolions On Ger
iuin Sin cts aud All,yH
Pds1cd 2aad Ocl. 1sQs.

iuin Slrt cts aud All,y -.
P6ssed 231d Oct. 1928.
ENTHEREAs, 1t is represented 10 the
Wv Common Council. for the CorporoS
ton oi Lyuohburg, that sundry persois are
in the habit II leaving their ffewood aud Tin
Der IN the sfreeis and alleys during HE night ,
aud also ohatrneiing the fool Ways ON second
street, both in The day and niehi, by placing
boxes, benches. &c. on the same. for tue ex~
hihition ot goods, sc Tor remedy whereof,
See. Isl. DC il ordained, by the. Board Of
Cnmnon Council, tor The Corpurarion oC
INnchhnre, aud II is hereby ordained. by "a
thorily oi the shmc, that Il s~hsll.uoi he laWfut
Tor any person or pcrsuns whhtsoes 81, 10 sUffrf
or permit liz, her. or their %frewoad. iinber ~
building material pi my description, &. re~
main on second az third sd rect, ~ IN the foot
ways al the sanlr, or on any oil e IT. ols and
alleys loading from .scrnd 10 tltitd street, %
On the loot why's ct tie sBine, during tho
u'gln, under he penalty of0ae dollar te eve
rs such offence
Sec. T. Ind he il Guiter ordained, That ~
shall NOT be lawful Ion tnt person or pcrsouG
whatsoever, 10 ohsttuct the iooi WY on second
sl'"et, or 10 put, place, " erect ATTY LH2.
bench, ba,re, sill, stove OF other article OF Is
tnre IN SAID STREET, q, on The fnai nnss al the
same, fnt esi ibiiiop. ~ t0f the e3hibliion "a
goods, OF inr other purposes, on 10 permit h,s.
her or then plHngh, wagon. cat, tne, rig or
other carriage 10 retuiiu ~ The second 5 rect OF
thtd sireri. or tis streets aud alleys lcA5lng
II om second TO ittri street dui ing tie niglt, Or
suffer az permit bif, hrt ~ their cellar doors iS
remain open III tbr night mr under The pcnal.
" nf one dollar fai cve,y such of'nee. ProrT2
nd, ARRAYS, that nothing in This o dinancs shall
Ice 80 CONSTRUED n. To prohibit any .ets,n using
the above nnned Sitcrts and alleys fof tie puts
use of having timber and other building maie-
,iuIs, Contiguous 10 the place whore achmily e
rcctine OF making preparations To erect a build
chani ~ otner person irpmplncag n box. b nch,
OF other fixture ior The exl,iinii0p Oh goods, or
lor other pnfposas, provided The same does n0t
rx,eud more ihau two aud a hall leei beyond
he front of his, her, OF then honsss Aud pro
yrdri. moreover, that they shall not permit loose
boxfs OF oil, = loose Gx,ures To remaih Ia Tive
streets during THE Uight nof shall IT be so con-
,tfued az 10 prevent any peison INN eiectiuy
scale posts On awning itnnfs, provided the
same be placed not more than DC DOT on the
OUTSIDE ol the co4b ,,onc, aud thai the lower bar
thereof, shall be elevated NJ least two and a bali
lcel above the level Of the side walks
sec. 81. Thi, ordinance shall toinmence a0d
b" ~ luice from md aftrr 2he ieUtii uay VI Nov.
next.
JOHN THURMAN, r. c. II.
A copy-Teste b, ROBES. elk.
Oct ~.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-27

Ef XAMiNAll0N Of he female seao5 n
hL Abingdon, v. under the direction Of
Miss Nancy / Turner, assisted during lhe las.
session by Miss Mat,A T.. Gordon.
The examination ct the pHpiis IN his inst
tuition look place AT the clo.e oi TIE last ara-
sion, on The l4'b and l5'h inst. in p]resrnCr at
a board al trustees aud Of n WY respectable
auftence. Tie classes we're very lhlly and
critically examined ou the following branch
es, aud gave eninr sal isiaciion
The lstor h,ghet clas.-on Ggecian and
Roman History, Definitions, Problems. Sc.
on the terrestrial GlobG, Blair's Lecture.
Grammar, geography, Watts on the Mind,
and Arithmetic, through compound lnlet"tI-
and two oil hem on Ornatueptal Serdlework
The 2n3 tlass-on Typography, History OF
HE Unite otates. definitions and problrms
on the Tcrrestriai Globe aud Arithmetic,
through the |prlfhhry rules. also on Cam.
mar, Spelinng, Defining, Reading aud Wr''
ting.
The Bed Ciass-on Geography, Grammar,
Readlug, Writing, Spelling aud behatng.
Inc 4th Clnss-on o%pritng Defining, kca'
ding, Writing, Grammar aud GeogfaPhy.
And III 3il fias,-On Spelling, Defining
and Reading.
The trustees cannot close this notice with
out expressing the very great rleasnrc which
they experienced, and which they heard ~
unanimously expressed by the COMPANY at the
performance nl lie scholars.
TIE next session wili on The
18th oil y ". Total expense oil LoBfd, tuition,
&c. for n session, about 500.
ny order Of the Board,
DAVID CAMPBELL.