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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28
BY MARTIN sToDDARD.
DEW
HATS.
GROCERIES.
BY VIM. P. GREENE.

HDJOURJNEU NfLE.
ID q. ALIENS sale Of Machins,s' and Csbtne, M.ker,'
Os Lumber, ION Of rainy weather tasds adjourn
ed li Wednesday, the I'd day Of July neI 2o'esck r. NJ
Terms LIBERAL and sales positive.
june 2s. WILLIAM p. GREENE, .suef,r.
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REED MAKERS WANTED.

XXTANTED immediately, one OF two good iomneym.'
w Reed Makers, 10 whom good mt and con
slant employ will he given. One Acquainted With the Wire
Reed making would he preferred Enquire at this onee
June ~.
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tion In which II IN attempted to prove his
tiahts 70 the crown.
COTTON MARKET.

HAVRE, May ~, ie2s.
AhAosxh he late failures both here in Paris have had
the unfavourabe influence business generally and have
caused decline in almost every article Of Importation Coons
have their ground and have in fact advanced since
the date o last adces this he scribed not only the
bslsf that your expectations will exhibit large deficiency
pared wah those Of last but also to the that the
cossumPton gaining ground the continent well a. In
fnghnd Another Circumstance has operated svouraby on
he acle, respects market which is that in the
uiped disasters that have Of late afflicted many branch
Trade In this country the Cotton dealers Of this place and
hs The demand has been regular than oi other ARTICLES
and the inPcers have sold with consnce than they
wos have done extensive scale since the enningof the
year. and duog the past week. the quantity taken out OF
market larger than recolleet 10 have been for long
time past fhe sales since the Isl instant 1928 bales Up
sssds sad vrgnss 90 TO 80 8i2 Mobile, At 90 To 90 2
77O6 bales Loassn.s snd Tenuessee 50 i2 10 10 i-2
sad i642 bales Of other sorts.
sppesp that the average nouthy sales during the first four
ont Of this year. 1882 bales larger than in o27 which
Sacrssss bsau altogether upon United States Cotton. also
thst the imPoraton during that time nearly the
the esvpsadny period Of the preceding year. At the end
of the present mouth the difference will be much greaer
ssppy that time last year, being 7085 bales sf all descrp
sa and have good ground suppose from the knowledge
ef vhst 70 forward this month that stock at the
end Of will probably be much 5000 bales far
we have received only 1853 bales
The tsation Of the Maeie, MARKET the only important
In Fraace, besides for Cotton, also highly favor.
able to the article.
Aaa receipts there Of Egyptian Cotons during the
ssaader Of hs year will continue very reduced scale
der these have strong hopes that prices will
Improve in the Of the summer we do so thnk the
re will be very important unless spectators sAoud get hold
of the article and the ador Of this ca OF purchasers has been
very much checked here by the result Of their operations in
CORNER years.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-28

MR.. LAWTON.--Thi excellent landlord, . few days
vince, prepared Dinner for the RhodeIland Medical So
eisy, worthy al scceptson. II served up style and
thss worthy Of Rscuapius did ample credit TO turtle
sssP tsh salmon spd vast Profon Of savoury meats and
ach good grape juice would furash company Of Fa
,G provided hough temperate habits Of the Society
required but iittls.-I Csamr rsedted
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GOOD STAND FOR A GROCER.

TuNHI subscrbet about relisquhirs his present line NJ l.s
ness would ell his stock Of Groceries hsiurs. end .hop
u, niure on favorable terms Arrly No. is we<si.ssf
street. 5. CLARKE Jun
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PORTRAIT AND MINIATURE PAINTER,
A. removed Ibis Paufing Eklabiishment 10 Ma. n,
~ scuih-nain street, directly oppsie ~. J. Bseb jrs.
Store. n AuSf
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NOTICE

THNIlE subscribers have entered iDo copatncnip under
IL the hrn and style Of Burnton and Elliott, and will
hereafter transact the business OF Book binders and aton.
under that nane THOMAS N. BURNToN.
june IS. CHARLES ELLIOTT
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r. G. ALLEN,

COPARTNERSHIP.
TIME subscribers bavo entered into copanehp for the
IL purpose Of manufacturing Machinery, under the
Elm Street Machine Manufacturing Co. and have located
themselves street. edge Point, where they win he
happy TO answer any calls from their fiiends in town
country, Tor the above mentioned business.
JOHN 4. EDDY,
JAMES BROWN,
EBENEZER WRIGHT.
EDWIN FIELD
Wanted by the above quantity of Chcsnu Log stuG Tor
Cards. for which cash will be paid 6w2aw. June IA.
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CLEAR ED,

Brig Favorite, Swift, New Bedford
Brig Decatur, Manchester, Baltimore
Schr Odin, Weeks, Whining ngton-Master
Schr Maria, Seabury, New Bedford
6loop Volant, Cook, Albany
U L sloop Providence, Brown, New York
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UNHE Creditors of D. Woop, requested to meet NJ
IL the Pmnkln House Tuesday evening next, a l2
past O'Clock. q. CURTIS, Assignee.
june IS.
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- THIS DAY.
Four prizes Of 8 lOOO-Lopest prize 50 so.
Ht0NNECTICUT LOTTERY, class 4, TO be drawn at
~ Hartford This Day. June 2Gih Ticket, only g. shares
in proportion.
Packages Of IS tickets embracing all the combination
ber may be had for 30 and warranted draw least
Call at
SHEPHERDS
June o. Road to Wealth, Nc, 9, Marketst.
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NEW-YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
EVXTRA G lass No 4, To be drawn 7th July.
~ HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets 81, parts in proportion, for sale at
DINNEFORD'S,
Lottery and Exchange Office, No H. Union Buildings,
tho sign Of the WHITE MICE"
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PORTER, PALE ALE, NEWARK CIDER
"M. WALL has constantly on hand Bottled Porter Pale
w Ale, and Newark Cider, of the very best quality al
Wholesale or retail. 10 South Msin-streeL
may 81 2m
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JOHN HARTSHORN,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT-BOSTON,
HtONTINUES at store Nos 81 and %, Liberty Square
~ Buildings, oppasie te Commercial Coffee House. fx
the purpose OF transasng Commission Busness and ten
der- his services his friends and the public respectfully so
Letting consgnments Of every description c merchandise
Particular attention will be paid to the sale of DOM ESTIC
GOODS, and tie usual advances made on consignmens
Refer to GEonoE & RArHBoNE, I p...:J,.,,
CHAnLEs HARrsHoss, ! "''"'"'''
Boson, May %. Iyis
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THIS DAY.
NHE 4h Glass Of the Connecticut Lottery draws In Hart
ford This Day, Saturday, June 28. -Four prizes Of 900
Lowest prize, $50 Tickets o. and shares in proportion fo
sale at BRADFORD'S,
New Office, No. Canal-street, (opposte the Fsh Market
Juno %.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-26
Notice.

4 a regular meeting ofthe Washington so,.,,
Aot Aexaudris At Clasens Hotel, on IFrdn Is:
22nd February, 1928.
Inc following resolution was unanimously alOD,e,
Resolved, That the President appoint Commute.
OF eght members, TO take into consideration the no
priety OF newmodling this Society.
"nerenpon the following gentlemen were dI,
appointed viz Lawrence Lewis, Hugh Smith, J.h
RoDer's, Robert /. Taylor, Hiiam n Fitzhugh, VI
foote, VIM Eowle and Craven p Thompson
Ana on motion made and seconded twas
Resolved, that the President. George " p Cr,i,
Esq be added to the committee above nan ed and
that SAID Committee meet at Clageu's Hotel on The
4th Saturday in March next, to carry the for, gong
resolution INTO effec, and report their proceeding
thereon to his Society
feb 25-3t n r,It.y - s,c,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-26
30 ,ton Bulletin
LORD BYRON.

His Lord ships habiis, during his esilprt.
in ay. are described as follows by Mr.. Hum.
lord Byron, who used 10 81. up ., pI,b.
wiring Don Juan (Which he did under the IN.
futnce of gin and waterl:rcs la'e in the nom
ing. He brrakta,ted read, lyungel abor
singing an air, generally GU, Of Hos,in and IN
j staggering sty.e. though in voice 81 orc.
small and vriI"d; he thea took ba h, and Va,
dressed; and coming down stairs, was he'd
S ill singing, in the court yard on Of which
the garden crnded at the back Of the h,q,-
rhe ser,ans at tn" same time brought ou ,vg
or three chairs. My study, i!lr room r. :.
Corner, with an orange tee petping in a. Il.
window, looked UPON this courtyard ~,
generally al my writing when lie Came dow,
S; either acknowledged lis presence by &c .trr
up ard saying somc'hng from he window. OF
he called out Leontiu.!o and rame up to lf,
window with some joke, OF olhr ehal!'rga 4.
conversation. Readers f good sen,c will d.
me the justice of Discerning where any ihugn
spok, Of in tone of objection, and where it
is only brought in as r, quisile to tie lmla d
the pic,ure.) His dre.s, as at MoHte.Nuo
was nankia a. kei, with white l'slcoat ont
trowsers, and cap, either velyt or Emrr
with shade to il. In his hand was toba,.
co>box, from which hr hrlpcd himself Iiss ".
TO shipman, but for different purpose; bis
OBJECT being 10 restrain the pingniyIns ImpuI,.
es of hunger. Perhaps also, he thought t.
rood for the teeth"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-26
SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION

The British arc about 10 foresla al the i,,t
movements of our own government, by fiji
gu an expedition TO the South pole The Cf,."
liclerr, of 10 guns, Capt. Henry Foster, IS sb,,,
10 be despatched from, England, on scra,f.
cxmdi,ion 10 the southern Hemisphere, AID =.
round the world. Cap'. F. vii! probably n,,.
citrate as far,o the south as may be pracIi,,,
BILE. 1t is the opinion Of men Of science, bo,b
in his country and in Europe, that imboy,,,
discoveries yc,remain TO be made beyond New
Holland. South Of that continent, thr,t -,
doubtless many Islands, abounding with Sci,
turtle, birds aud plan's-she waters aroori
which also yield heir tribute of marine ,,r,,
surcs-whenre rich harvest of their proJu .
may Se..proucred, consisting Of feathers, >kins
oil, wha'ebone, fruits, aud o:her sa!u-b lie CON.
modites.
BOSTON null,,,,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-26
New Store,

yUNTlE partnership of Robinson shinn having 0ee
i dissolved, the subscriber takes this method ot IT,
forming his friends and the public that he has ia en-
store at the head Of Ianneys wharf, adjoining the r'
of Samuel NJ Janney and tuo doors north OF ms if.
ment of GROCERIES. """'''' aN''
IeD % STEPHEN SRINN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-26
Was Committed

no the jail for the county of ,lexanlril D. c Oh
- the 22d INST asa runaway, negro man who yr',
ms name rs HfRRY-lIe appears TO be about f..
o. STOUT msdei ABOUT IS years of age; hi. ciobrg
home made, and says he is the propcIt, u Nr ua,a
= Brooke OF Fauquier. The owner Is requested to
come forward prove property, pay charges and Dke
him away otherwise he will be posed Of according
10 Jaw. THOS STEEL, JGor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-26
district Of Columbia,

County Of Aierandria, ST.
III ENRY bright, has applied TO The I.oa,r
l1ble William Cranch, ChefJudge Of the Si,i;
Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia TO be d.
charged from imprisonment, under the Act for tie
relief ct 'nsovent debtors within ,hr District 81 e.
iumbia. on the first Monday of March next. q, Co.
clock, NJ at the Court House in Alexandra, sbea
ani where his creditors are reguiredto attend
feb 23--St EDu + LEE r. E.
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district IF Columbia.

| HHL0UWW COhHIy, "-''
NOVEMBER TENN, 1877, Sth day.
Edward b. Thompson, COmpPk
| against T.. c,...,D
| Hezekah Cooks and ~ '"1"''J
John Muncsster, Uefs
INiE defendant Hezekiar Cooksey, not having e.
tered h's appearance and given security according
to the 'tatute and The rules of this Court, and s
pearng to the satisfaction of the Court upon sidA'H
filed, that the defendant IIezekah Cooksey not 81
nhabItant of The District Of Columbia: On motion Of
the Complainant by his counsel it is ordered that me
said Heck ah Cooksey do appear here the Day
OF next April Term and enter his appearance TO ths
suit, and give security for performing The deere OF
the Court aud that the other defendant John Nncas
ter, do not pay away. convey secrete the deo' D
HIM owing to, or the'estate or effects his hands DC
longing to the said absent defendant Hezekah Coor
sey until the further order of this Court and that CO.
py of this order be forthwith published Tor tw" months
in one of the public newspapers Prntfn
in the own of Alexandra, and that copy be 'T
posted at the front door of the Court House OF su
County Test, -
feb 25-1aw2m EDM.I LEE, G. Z.
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ism, by inducing persons 10 become ,esils..
propris'ors on es,a.ss in which the labor 80
expense Of Gu! i'a,ion hSsys seen taken OF ,re'
hands, leaving only the as9Asemsn, of mproy,..
ment.
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e w anted.

4 LAuSDnrss, for public house. One WHO sM
~ quainted with the business and can come "d.
commended, can hear Of situation by appHmgG
this Office.
feb p
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Sugar.

sugar.
10HHDS. prime Muscovado Sugar, landing 'D'
ls1day from Ssbr. Increase. For sale by
feb.19. A. c. CAzENovEkc',
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From the National Journal

we perceive that most OF the Opposition
Edl'"rs nave been lavish In their praises Of the
style of General Jackson's answers to the .eve.
raj addresses made 10 him al N. Orleans Ofrhe
Tore IT some OF hem, we may have word to
say wien more at leisure For the present. we
beg leave TO remind his culogiss, thar he Car.
RED with him Governors and Generals. AIDS
ana oecrSiarIrs, IN abundance, 10 revise and
correct lis illusions; and among Others, Ger.
Lin well known eiliz n Of GINA, who i, sa ID
to have bern fox me timr past an inmate of
MS h"nsr, and eTpl"yed in wiring another his.
:orV oi his lite-this modest and retiring Gin
cinnatus not being satisfied with the on. hri.-
tofnfe written by his iorthfnl Squire and quon.
dam colleague, under his own eye, and sla,np,
| fu %llh his own authority.
FavI"g seen some OF the Generals onrcrr,,
productions, corrected and &c. ised for pubic
use, We cannot help susprc ing that he had
some aid in these answers-at ieas, in tbe;r
orthography and sy"tax; and, that his culopi,ts
may no! Charge us with forming our opinions
under In influence of pre- judice which has
ohmoed our judgments, we Intend at our leisure
10 ia nlsh some specimens Of his writing for
pooiic Examinations For the present, VIC Law
before our readers the copy Of short note. in |
the Generafs own hand writing, addressed I, |
us some time ego. We should MT probahlv |
have noticed the subject to-day, bu, for the re-
receipt OF the communication of IIones,u. ,,
which appears in another column. aud wb,rh
has c"lled our attention 10 it. The FOLLOWING
Is copy OF the note, uerbatim Ell Aierntim.
To tie Editors Tie Warrington Journal
When the midnight ASS ,SINS plunge. his d,gosr
to the heart and RIFLES your goods the turn s
OF this scene LODsES all its horrors when com,a1aJ
with the sECRETE ASSASINS Po,NARn I.r"me',
against FEMAL charEcter by the hired minons NJ
power. "' VI
ne British Government have it in contem.
pIatfon to permit the drawing Of one more Inf. 5
terry, the proceeds Of which, j, is 81 ted arr 70
be devoted to hs benef, o. Ireland The nr,.
scs are to consist Of Irish waste lands. which l.
are TO ne cultivated by Irish labor, with The Lro
us OF the scheme, and 10 be deliver, d in cul.
'ated CONDITION to The winners. There are 81
c be so prizes Of 1000 acre, zach. We aue.r II
ven Of this project, since il appears calcuaied c
u"ite two desidera,a, to the want of which
nay DC asorlbed lrrland's disasters. 1t is cal,
I'a'ea' hrA'y, prevent the nec,s ,iry OF fore
emigration, by employing the population;
III secondly, to correct. the evils of absentee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-26

LIFE'S CuASE.
TFron, tie German Of &uhze.l
The chief, of the huntsmen is Death, whose aim
Soon level, the brave and the craven;
He crimsons the 6sid with the blood of his game,
But the booty be leaves to the raven.
Like the stormy tempest thai flies sn fast,
Der moor and mountains he gallops fast,
Man shakes
And quakes
At his buSle blast.
Rnt wha, boots it, my friends, from the hunter to aee
Who shoots with the shafts OF the graves
Far better to meet him thus manfuily,
The b-avs blythe side of the brave
And when against he shall turn his brand,
With h,s face TO his toe let each hero stand,
Aud await
His fate
From hero's hand.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 90, 1928.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-26

Dahl Poosr, S8-Countrv i'oDer, IS, per amt
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TUESDAYS, TuCRShAls, AND SATUEoAfS'
couyEa OF FIIgF,x.sraEsrS PRISTERs' ALLEr'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09
Curles Neck Land for Sale.

- Der aud others By Wade Mosby the elder nd WIFE
bearing date the Sh day of May 1926, aud duly REGARDED
III the clerks oice of the county court of Heutico for
purposes therein mentioned and by consent Of the parties
interested in all previous deeds OF trust on the
will be SOLO, 90 Monday. the o.st July next, if fair if
ne The next fair day thereafter. highest bidder on
me premises at public auction, for ready money that .l
crowd tract of land lying i'll Curlcs Neck in en,;c,
county, called Oil Cures, containing SEP acres, he The
same less. This of land is So well k.own
'na' " IS otereh unnecessary To enumerate the many
advantages IL There is large ina bank ON
tue land, Situated III very advau,aseous position tn he
distributed very large portion Of the land wei. set in
req clover and large crop Of wheat may seeded On
clover ai!ow this fail. There the ia,,d excel
lea, dwelling house with 10 rooms sond barn. stables
and hrst rate threshins machne &c. Sc. The title
believed TO be unquestonBbe but the subscriber sers
trustee Will only convey such title vested in
Possession will be given immediately The sa will COM
fnencr at Il clock. Wh. w. MOSDY, Trustee.
June 7
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09

ri OTlCE.-Cnm,,iitrd 10 Cnmpbrl Jail, on the GA
In day of NoveuibAr last, quo negro men, who say
they bo!ung I" Mrs. Newman who has moved from neal
Hicl:nond To tte West. They say they their n,.s
about the Aieghany mountain. James yellow fellow
about six old. full eyes, has as s says
6eeh hired TO Mr. Robert Greenaw of city Of Rich
nond. for tho last years. Chcsley black fellow
about twenty five old. ,nad, says he has
h"cn hired TO wrh the coal-pits nbaye RichmonL-
lheSr fellows had ON whra committed Blue cioti
Clothes and FAR hat, aud The other wool hat They
also say that Mr. 3honias johnson OF Iouisa county, Va
brohsein laU of Mrs. Ne mans The owner of
nesses are requested 10 cuupy with the nd take tie
of Jail. GERMAN JORDAN Jai,or
NAV !--VlIw for Campbell Vn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09
Valuable Roanoke Lands for Sale.

yHNIiE subscriber is DESTROYS Of se! his to tracts n
Il land upon the Roanoke River, in ihn caun;y
AleCkenburg lying Immediately Fcds Ferry, miles
below the function Of Siauuton and Dan Rivers, 4ui
about miles from Bay dlnu, Neckenb;tG Courthouse.
The two (hertrr known b. th? of Fpiids
s. WEkefs) surpassed contain about 1860 acres;
any upon The RoHluae River. The i.ish a.l is Of
ce'lcnt quality There = a valuable of
isuh upon the River of tie quantity. Tie estates
will be sui separately trgctIler, may silt tie
veuicuce Of purchasers. Cnn tie estate there is
ceent da cling :ou&, Of rooms, oil handsomely
ishel of, and newly painted
There large barns, o! thcm Same barns, lately
bui,i excellent ranaTy, Stable AMI Convenient ont
.rousrs, ST.
Ihe terms Of sale will Ire accommodating -r.Gntcmen
disposedoto purchase vauo5e iaUds, invited
and yew iue premises GSc application t. Capt Ste
phen Bedford Of Charlotte, Mr.. James Daniel, Of
MecSlenoufG, who res drs:iy opposite the estate,
~ the abSgUco OF the sucr.rr, vic resides the ic-
sDises. WA. |. &. BEDFORD.
Mount Parvo, May 20. 3G--TCi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09
BY PLEASANTS g. SMITH.

u The CoHsrIrUTIoNAI WING is published twice a
week, wednesdays and Saturdays) five d6slars per
apnUm, pay bio in advance.
tJ Previous u Of the paper, all
Iearages must be paid up. And those who may wish
discontinue, wi nntify this Editors that effect at east
thirty days before the period expires for which they sub
srribed.
~ For RdvertsngT5 cents a square Cor eS) for the
FIRST insertion, and Oh each coutuua
number of Insertions he notrh the NJ. wise
'hey viii be continued and cha rged accordingly.
~" All letters the Editors post paid, or they
will receive attention.
ID Notes of chartered specie paying Banks Of any Of
the States will be received in subscription
the Wing, though Virginia o. States Bank Notes would.
he preferred; and remittances be made through the
Post Office at the risk Of the Editors
EHtHE Directors of the Brooke Turnpike Company,
II this day decla red dividend of Eve fur
2s six months. which will be paid the Stockholders
the enapng hoase OF the subscriber the 9Th
inst. J.SlI. EUSrACE.
July ISL 1898. 41-3t Sec'y Il. T. Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09
Young Ladies' Boarding School.

Nl X a. IRIS. FORD beg leave respectfully to inIofm
Enlistment tn the Ciig Of Uashngton- have emsa
ssd the residence Of the late Cen. Brown, spacious
aud in very healthy and airy situation.
ihey teach al the usual and higher branches Of an
English Ornamental WORK, Latin and tie Mo.
dern Languages, Drawing and Perspec,iveAso. Music
on different Instruments particular pains will ken To
teach the pupils, speak the French and Italian
Mrs Ford has been brought mp expressly for the oics
SION She finished her education ia Eiiubu,sh and Paris
and has been engaged III the instruction of Young Ladies'
"t The very first rank III Europe-thr Schoh Washington
VII npe on the list September terms,
nay be made to them at Washington, af,e, thu I6:h JULY
or i'll the meantime OF their house Holiday seo Bal
tmnfe Mos, satisfactory references as given.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09
Botetourt Land for Sale.

F4$HE subscriber offers for sale, tue Of .nd
II which he resides, containing 13l nces, 5o al hch
are valley land; ABBOT 200 acres Of which cleared
aud in cultivaion OF the portion in good, ebnu
600 tobacco aUi Of the very best quality.
rIhe remaining G8l djoning in.
9th abundant supply of timber FIR bui,, fuel aud
ening. The land rs admirably adapted the pro6Lc-
Nnp of wheat oats, rye, tnbacco hemp and clover
md is Inferior no OF high land i'll the State.
will shcw the Ia nd and make hnnwn the any
person disposed 10 puschaSi. TltOS. GOODN.
June ii VIE