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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-05
Mrs Nagarty
RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of Alex
IL andria that Oh the 2i'h ins,. she will opens
SCHOOL

SC6OCA
on Duke street for limited number of Young aides,
whom she proposes TO teach the English and French
Languages scientifically. Ancient and Mode IN History.
chronology Geography with the use Of the Maps aid
Globes, the Elements of Natural Philosophy, Rheto.
ric, Proscly, Mythology, Composition, writing ard
Arithmetic
From her long experience in teaching and perse1
vering attention to the moral and terar, improve
ment of her pupils. Mrs trusts she viii he able to
give general satisfaction TO those Who may favor hey
with patronage.
Information concerning her cspablity as teacher.
may be procured from the following gentlemen and la
dies. whose children she had under her tuition during
her residence in Georgetown. ID C.-Col Marbhry,
Clement Smith, Jeremiah Bronaugh. Robert Getty
Horato Jones. John Abbot, Esquires; Mrs Chapman
and Mrs. Mackall, and from Daniel Bryan, esq Alex
andria, DC
Her terms may be sscertained application" either
to herself to Mr. BRYAN
Mrs lIagsry solcts attention to the subjoned tes-
monals.-
Ha,hington, August 5th. 1929.
am well acquainted with Mrs 'isgarty u believe
that she is pous good lady, and know that she is
well informed, and an excellent instructress
JOHN MCLEOD,
Principal of the Central .acadcmy, WGShingion D. C.:
Having had full opportunity, during residence Of
months in the house with Mrs. hagartv, of
ascertaning the extent and variety Of her literary At
tainments, aud her method and industry in convr, ing
nStructOn iOelieVc her, w l tnesc qhanCatons 10
essenta! to the instruction of youth, to be surpassed
by no lady with whom have been acquainted.
PHILIP SMITH,
Ciassieal Teacher, WashingtOn, II G.
From the many opportunities that have had Of
Judging of Mrs Hagarty's requirements, lhavc no he
station in pronouncng her to be OF the best qua.
hfed ladies that have met with in her probes
sion. II may be truly said of her thar her knowledge
Of the various subjects which she teaches, far exceeds
her pretensions. JAMES CADEN,
Profsssor Of Mathematics and NafurnI Philosophy,
august IL Washington ID G..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-05
Z ,!tiing Cellar

YEN!E subscriber grateful Tor the encouragement he
hasreceived since his return from Europe, informs
the public that he has Oh hand an assortment OF
Vines, Bro,Un Stout, LopdOn Porter. file,
iGer &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-05

hugh smith \ Co.
nFFER for sale an additional supply Of SEINE
~ THYME, of the hest quality, lately received, via
New York from the rranufac,or, at Bridport
LETTER PAPER. BY THE REM
A large assortment If = n rtsEN FURNACES, Just
finished, of their manufacture, and at the lowest
nriees. septl7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-05
american Canvass.

y VI. & s. II JANNEY have just received com
- rleteassortment of american Canvass, made Of
aax-the qualify of which is highly approved Of.
oct 97 IF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-05

Havl gpurchased the stock of the late firm
of 4 A. Douglass the SUD inform, his friends
and the public that he intends continuing the
Book-6inding md St0'iO arg Business
as usua, and socits their continued patronage.
oct IA A. q. DOUGLASS.
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New g., Us

Notice.
'INhE partnership bushes, heretofore carried
L Ter the firm of J-& A. DOUGLASS, is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent Those persons who
have claims against the late firm, will present them for
settlement: and those who indebted to them
qured to make immediate payment to \. o. Douglass,
who is fully authorized to receive the same
O DOUGLASS,
MARC ARET DOUGLASS.
Alexandra, Oct q IL
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On the cork of each bottle is seal with the sub
scrbers name, to prevent decepton; md if, on trial.
it should not prove represented, he returned
For the accommodation of public houses, the sbscri-
berhas bottled quantity Of wine, porter cider, &c
in whole and half ho'tes which will be delivered free
of expense. Masters or vessels wishing wine, por-
ter, &c bottled, will please give few days notice,
in order that may undergo the necessary process Tor
long sea voyage. The above liquors were import.
ed b, the subscriber and will be warranted pure and
unauthorized. He expects hereafter. to receive re-
gular supplies All orders from the country lei,her
in boxes emijohns) will be promptly attended to.
n g. The subscriber is at ali times prepare to
CLARITY and bottle wines for those who may desire it at
their dwellings, aud If required, can furnish care'
bottles and corks of first quality.
In a few days he will be able to supply his friends
with VIM Vinegar of the best quality
He continues carry on, in ali its varieties, Hyeng,
Securing and Bleaching Mrrino hatcS in the best
manner, the west side of Royal, between King and
Prince streets, Alexandria.
ma, 9 y. j. SALVETAT.
II The National Intelligencer will insert the above
three times, and send their accountto this office
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12
POETRY.



Where is the American woman thai has ever
written any thing sOrihy Of beng compared
with the following:
observation-disclosures 10.
From the hall Uf our fathers in ssguish we
aed,
Nor again will its marble re.echo our tread,
For the breath OF the Siroe hath blasted our
Dsue,
And the frowns Of Jehovah has crush'd us in
shame
His robe was the whirlwin5, his voice was the
thunder,
And earth. sth hrs foo,ster, was riven ssnnder,
The mamie Of midnghJ has sbroudcd the sky,
But We knew where he stood BY the h4sh OF
His eye.
oh Judah! how long must by weary ones Veep,
Far. far. from the land where their f0rsfstbeIs
sleep!
How long ere the glory that frightened ths
moun,sin,
WA welcome the exile 10 Siloas founiaiul
NORMA.
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AE1rI'Y.

Whs, !. besntv' Alas, Vi. jewels glass
sabble-a plsyihing--s rose
lis 'ne sun, de ais; 't'ss many things rare
That It's nothing one may well suppose.
'Tis jewel. loves token; glss, essily broken;
bubble thst vsnishes soon;
plsything that bov. cast away when il cloYs;
pose quickly fsded and strewn.
Like the air Il is felt, ike the SNOW i, will mel
u eetresbsth the hear, like the dew,
And as nothing can vie With brilliant blue eye,
lis like nothing. sweet lady, but you.
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NtEw caor eRlskNs svsAR
IL Rio and lave COFFEE,
Young ssd sla ay.os DO. Very sns.
Cheese, prime Cbevisg Tossscs, &c.
Just received And fer ssls by
JAMES & WILLIAM n. RIDDLE.
Msrtnsburg, FEB. s, 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

FIRLLN Lt---to 1It:
Al Rule, held in the CLERKS Office of the Coun.
~ Court OF Berkeley, on Monday, the S,h day
Of January. 1899.
Ehxabath Wisians, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Thomas Gagget' ard sopbis bis wife, iais
Sophia Merlin, Eliza strode, late Eliza Martin
Hora'io Claeaett and Msry his wife, late Ma
ry Marin, Matilda Martin, Louis b Martin,
Honofe Martin, Richard Msrti's John Ms.tn,
nd Ann Martin. the said Richard. John aad
m being Infants aud with he said Sophia
Eliza, Mary Matilda, Louis and Ronore, being
children Of savsh Martin, deceased, and as such
CO heirs lin right OF theif mother) with Eliza.
beth Williams, OF Richard Clsagett deceased.
lAfendan,,.
N CHANCEHY.
TheDefendants not having entered their sp.
pearsnce, and given security according to the
act OF assembly and she rules OF tbis court. and
Il appearing 20 the sssisfscticR of toe cour,
that the defendants are not inhabitants OF his
Commonw a'tb.- fl - ordered, they DO sppsar
here on the I'd Nnnd. Aptlt, next and sn
swer the bill of the complainant, and that a c.
ny of this 'rder be published IN the Martins
burg Gazette for two months snccessvely,
and posted at the door OF the Court House Of
thiscounty, 4 Copy --Tese,
ID HUNTER, OB.s.
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SSsisCsuaufGli8.
M RRiAG F..

Marriage" said my friend Bob,
with sheer uron his lip which couI !
have done homer 10 his Satanic Ma
jes;y bimselt--rn rriege! Il 10 the
trap for fools; and I'll none of it. Mar
~, indeedi 1 would as soon leap off
the catayac, Of Niagara 10 tryie catch
Ahe rainbow beneath I am for single
independence, and beld that man lit
tie better than ,inpl~ton who has not
the sense TO aespise the snsres OF iai Sc,
false women"
"Why Bob" exclaimed I, "sre
you resolved &c never marry?"
sizes; that am don'l mean 20 have
my stairs s.rewed with old stockings
and cast off caps. 4 won. be torment
ed with parrots, cats and boxes, not
allow nyself to he disturbed by bad
servants and squslIina chi!dcen--nol |.
Let the women fire abeu, 10 entrap,an
wary yoang men; let them squeeze
Their curls, work their lace, parade
their feathers, and fiounce their f,ock ',
'they waste their sweetness on the des
ert air. Ii may do foE ccmueD men:
but not for NE"
"Well good bye, Bob" said I. He
rnus!ered good byei ~ and we parted.
Ii svas not long afterwards, that /
was saunsesug down an anirequented
street, l met my friend stepping over
every impedimen, with nlce cauion
that as,onshed me. 1 was aceus,om-
ed TO consider him as wild reckless
Gelow, u no paid no more segaf d 10 The
whole world than the world 10 him
1 had never discovered the si;ehtes,
degree Of toppfshness in bis character,
but censured himfor unseeninsiy care
lessness in his dress. He weuid keep
az old hat merely because it was old
and he never laid by his coat til the
elbows were in a particular situation.
His boots had always appeared studs
ousIy unclean, ADD ne really delighted
to wear his crava, wry. But Bob
was now an altered man. He was ar
sayed in costly SUIT, which silently
spoke the ,ailor's praise, and one OF
Young's admired hats sat triumphant
ly upon his head, with gentle and
scarcely to be perceived inclination 0
yer his left eye His white crayat.
exac ~ folded about his neck, curiously
twisted into kno. of ma,he maiicaI
precision; and brilliant red bfras,
plo 10 the shape Of human heart, alone
sparklIngly upon plated RIFLES, most
sxqulNi'eIy clear. Silk stockings and
morocco pumps gave grace 10 his feet,
and he shock rich fragrance from a
handkerchief as white as the driven
snow ] was amazed, and hailed him
with look. and gestures expressive OF
sstOnishment
why, Bob" He feigned not 10
hear me, and was quIckenihg his pace;
but ! did not intsnd he should so easil,
escape.
WHY, Bob!" exclaimed-''in the
name OF all that's wonderful, where are
700 going and what are you abos, 10
With blush which his well applied
could not wholly conceal.
ne replied:
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Il SNLRCH.

IT'S sweet TO think that when T die,
There $ ODE Will bold my Ianguid head,
And let me TN her bosom lie,
TIL every breath Of lie IS Aed.
And when these besriay eyes shall close,
And lose a. last their fading say,
For ever ,'d in deep repose,
She'll watch beside my !lfelcss clay.
IT'S sweet TO think thai when I'm dead.
Her eve will pour is softer tear,
Her hand upon my green turf shs6
Thesweetest fow'refs Of the year.
IT'S swee, to think we 5oth shah liz,
Ere long within ore common tomb,
'riil from deaths bonds released, We fy
To those biesl reaims sevoad us gloom.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

ercise-thal's all
On! that's ell, is itf I wonder you
doni choose a basier scene for your
rambles; you certainly need no, be
ashamed OF youl dress"
Bob blushed rosy red again, and
sismmered forth joke
yes have turned dandy, jus. to
h1mor the world snd"--
"And wb.i!" inquired 1.
He hesitsted a moment, and bit his
lips; but suddenly assuming his naiur al
frankness Of denesnor, addressed ME
as follows:
"Wby my dear fellow, I believe
there 10 no use VI conrsahng i, any
longer; so I might as we'll confess it,"
"Con'css - what"
"Why, that 1 amggg going'--
"Why, what 10 the master-going
where:''
ITO oe"-~ith increasing conissiep.
ITO bs--what:"
an IN m married."
Alas poor Bob! he cast hia eyes
hsshfu!lJ upon the ground. The glow
ye, fingered on his cheek, and he did
look so tender ADD sentimental, SO foil
Of .ensibilily and love, tina. lsngha d
TIL he was compelled TO JOIN ia The cho.
ru.--and we had hearty roar togcth
er. A. length our uairsh became less
,uraniuous in i.sexpressiou; and allow
ed us breath to resew the conversation
"Whac' exclaimed / ''you have
actually been cnsna,ed by false, false
| tooman"
| Yes BUT
"And whatwill yo0 do with the cats
| aud hand boxe.f''
% J ne stiil'
"Whh cid stockings and cast off
caps"
On nonsense!"
| bad seryabis!!''
Now my dear fel!ow"-
"And ,qnalling cbddrenf''
| AS you are brave be nerci(ul"
| And with good natured laugh at
the fickleness OF human nature, | left
| him 10 steer in peace towards the polar
stsr OF hrs existence.
saw him few days afterwards with
a sweet girl hanging affec'ionateiy on
his arm. anh evidently making Bob q
very enviab'e person I actually ex
pericnccd to~ards him a feeling ofnn
common respecl, and touched ms ha.
with more reverence than 1 mad ever
done before
| Thus il is Mr Editor, with bewitch
ing woman We revils her, we scorn
her power, we rali at her charms; We,
she has she private key 10 the most &c
cret recesses ofoer hearis;'& when she
once chooses 10 enter, Gregory Grant,
| with his most winning addresses, M shs
attempt to turn her on, There is a.
boot her ar enchsntmeW which defes
all calculation; which makes resistance
absurd, defeat delightful. ard victory
possible hish capiivsies the s,ron.
gest, and charms away the s.oicism of
the hardes. heart. When we take
such being 10 share with US the wild
varieties of life, we EMO, one Of the
greatest blessings Heaven has bsstew
ei.--N Y. Mirror.
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WRENrHAm June 4.
Dear Love,

WRESrHAM June 4, i777.
Dear Love,
These lines srs 10 inform you that
am well-hope yoe will write 10 me O,
very time you cas-i long 10 bear from
you-e em concerned bout ysu--f was
feared you was ded-csuss I did dream
bad dreams bout you last week-s5ut I
hope you'll bebav wei hsred the sol
diers were wicbed-that they did swear
snc get drunk don't forget you have
soul to soye --tos frsia you've mos; for-
go' me--you told rae you wod'n. &c
and see any body eIss-f eIwsys tho.
We should have one another. -fme iraid
you forgot what you promised W hen on
first come 60 see me--yeu must ceme
home as seeu rs your time IS eut-sise
l will stay With John next time he
Comes-EsrtheF since TO lire with Mr..
s s., nsKt winter--deat let aay DO
dy see this letter. have no, got any
nuse 10 wri,s only my sosra grows fast
HUE going TO card for Mr F
touerrow-folks think Lisut Rs
boy wiz he a fooi-Sister Mimo has
been living at D--m bcve a monta-
Mother says she must behave we'll aud
she shall be married first now you are
gone Inc frsid she will wish you
would rite what you sine bout i'll eau
get Feddy by the Fall, Mr.. Fn
gives me bali a dollar day I've got
two pillow cases and fifteen ge.lins
most grown uP--ss remain your
true friend ill death--
u
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- !. " -
DR.. MUS YON TEMPERANCE

he to'o~i'g Extract "a hich cq2,slns the Pro
frssor's views on the rsodus s'e~anGi of a.
dent spvits, and involves some dlspufec
points in physiology, which viii not be read
without interest:
What is the secret Of this wiiche
ry which strong drink exeris over the
whole mani | will try to tell you
After being received into tle stomach.
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Jan 3. 1893 Pm.
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may psrhsps serve 10 show why Il is
more obviously affected than the sh
meussry esusi, inssmuch as this canal
has o distinct, end in some places, Q
thick musculxs coat, independently Of
its vessel.D
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NALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT
The subscriber W il, rent foi the term II
one year from the Isl IA, of April uext. the
one hsf of that vsiuahle Brick House and Lot
If nrcund, near the karktt -House, in Mar.
'insbuTg Possession can be hsd The 1st Of
Apui next. JAMES FoRMAN.
Ysnuary l, 1873
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Economy is Wealth.

a RCHi3sLD PEEK respectfully informs
"A the citizens If Msrtinsbsrg and its vicini.
ty, tina, having acquired perfec, knowledge
OF the new and improVed mode Of STEIN
SECURING and Sf' 0AGE.hrG, he Is enabled
to clean all kinds of clothing frem any GRE aSH
sP0fs or PAINT, in a superior style. lie
hopes from his experience IN the above bust.
uess TO give general satisfaction TO all those
who msy think proper to give him call. and
respectfully soiicns share ufpnbi.c patronage.
Orders LET Beverley w ilkinson's IN Martins
burg, VIII De punctusliy attended to.
N.B liberal p@ice will be given for al
kmds OF second hsnaed clothing.
sarusry 20. 1929.
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md AND TAVERN FO hfNT III,
IL subscriber wishes 10 ie7sts for term %
years, that well Known J.3VER.N stan u
shich he a. present occupies. together ~ it'll the
2s.3R.n attached thereto. contaioing 248 acres,
on which there is good Distiliert,,n operstion;
the lsndis in good state OF cultivation, win
all necessary buildings IN good repsr. The
furniture belonging TO tie Tavern Will be rem
ted with the stand il desirable so thefenant.
Also, Farm adjoining the above, contsinne
500 aoFes, 200 acres OF which are cleared. o
part oe II excellent bottom. and oonye.if n,
portion OF good meadow. Asu, a Farm on
the east side OF the North Mountain. ALBUMIN
tue lands belonging TO NE heirs Of lohn Tur.
ner. esq deed. containing is5 acFes-i 40 sores
n which are cleared and in a good state OF
cultiyation--on this farm there 10 an excellent
lime stone spfingof never.'ailing water, a good
orchard, about ten acres of dow--the build
icgs in toiersbie repair Also. two other
F.aR.MS in the county OF Morgan.
Bond and sufficieet security for the psrforn.
snce of The covenants will be required. Auply
to the subscriber living at the Tavern, where
further psrticulars Wi he made known.
ROBERT SN0DGRAsE,
Nov. z, 1898 If
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L'ph RENT--A House and Lot, on King
- Street, adjoining my o~n resi-
svssyW dence, at present occupied BY
sss.sx s;r. Snyder Also, small House
&A$SAAss and Garden, on John.streets near
the German Church.
MARGARET soMMERvILiE.
Jan 20, 1929.
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LOVE. LETTER

We publish the following fouokiag
efusion, for the benefit Of our modern
far leaders. 1t shows ths affection
which Nymphs of older times, cherish
ed Tor the objects Of their alteration
& letter !, oa----. 10 -, in the Army
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Published, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,


PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
OR TWO DOLLARS AND Fifty CENTS,
AFTER THE YEAR zxPIREs.
. r~7No paper discontinued until all srrears
.r. are paid up, except at the discretion of
de Editor.
advertisements inserted at the rate OF
One Dollar per square for the three first inser-
tons, snd twenty-five cents per square for each
subseqemi insertion.
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5'trgtnia Contention.
.Sdt,udau, October q.

After prayer by the Rev, Mr.. Parks, the
Convention was called to order at 9 o'clock.
IEGISI .ACINE REPORT
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sIu-A . 1929.
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WhssIing. NoyembeI l9. -.
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FRESH SALID OIL

SUPERIOR MACABOUGH SNUFF
Physicians Country viii find tito hG aIy9ngo to call at the above
land theirs the low
Flour Wisog Ginseng Smhoo, &c viii be received III exchange
Wheeling April
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, AND DYE STUFFs'
FOR SALE, BY
.qrchib0ld s. Todd.

FEW DOORS Wheng "le has a.,
generla
q sSIL Annonrl be articles Q and art l
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ST. CLAIR sErHIN Any

For the Education IF Young b.
TN tic Seminary will be taught dc
- and French languages, Reading VIVA
ithmetic. Grammar, Geography, llls,or,
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, and b
fancy Necdlework.
The establishment is situated IN lhcUi
Pittsburgh, on an eminence which com,
view OF the entire city. The n,ilulu
conducted By French Nuns, of tie orlf
CLAIR, assisted by competent teacher, n
upcrmtcndancc of tine Rev. Charles B. "
Pupils of all denominations will be receive
ont the least distinction, OF attempt 20 chm.
-, ,.-..cuus Dr5 cplrs. Evcry ~ .5.a. s.. o..
to cultivate the morals, and excite lhe Ell
oftho pupils, in order to promote ai ot
virtue and science. The government ofl
will be mild but firm. The str.ctol Of
will be paid TO the cleanliness 81 hclIthd
pills The table win be plaiu, but plcn.t
wholesome.
TERMS.-Boarling and tuition, 20
English and Fronch-yosrIy,
Music,
Drawing and Painting,
Embroidery,
Use Of bed and bedding,
Physicians sllarv,
Apothecary's bill at the charge ofthe pare
No charge for washing or monding.
The salary TO be puid half yearly in
DRESS will be uniform, con listing
black bombazctt irocks. and one wliiird
black capcs, and two white ONES. two Do
1azct aprons; hmdkerchicls, towels.
brushes, washbow 5. &c.-all al tbc c'
he parents.
Pjtsburgh, Oct. %. 1929.