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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
LABORERS WANTED

On NE RaPPahasnock Canal, near Freder;cksJv,,r.
kNROM 80 to GO able bodied men will find con
= slant employment, good Treatment and PROMPT
monthly pay on The above work: blacks vii ie ~
lcrrcd. but industrious white men will be cmpl1yed
by the month or piece work
From to 6, and for very prime first rate banls
So a month will be given
Farmers may be assured the rsquc or labour is not
greater than farm. Rations. ms much bread
meat hsh and nolasscs rs can be consumed three
times day, with some spirits. Rock BLASTING is per
formed exclusively by whites
For farther particulars as to the kind Of work. or
any other information required reference NAV be had
to Col Storrow Of Culpepcr, Mr.. Benz. Barnett OF
faululer, Mr.. y. Smith near Fredericksburg NIessrs
=. Wexford, VIM. a. Knox and John ay of Frede.
rcksburg or The subscriber on the work
WARNER w MINOR.
June 5-wtf Fall Hill, near Fredcricksburo
u Stone Mosons will find constant employment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
Constitutional Charts.

OK Comparative Views of the legislative Executive and
~ Judiciary Departments, in the CONSTITUTIONS of all ,hn
States IN the Union, including that the United States m
an appendix Ey James VI Carne,t just published and M
sa'e ny COLLINS & co.
or ,chorn fuoy lie had -
Constitutions of the United States complete 20 the present
period. ~ t'''
The Resolutions Of Virginia aud Kentucky penncd by Mad
sun aud Jefferson - - ''
Ieferson's Manual, SC. sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
RICHMOND SEMINARY

SsENERAL Of my friends having inter esten themselves
~ IN dssuadmg ne from change which. I had rom.
tempatrd, ~ the arrangements of y Seminary the pub-
nc are respectfully informed that will hr continued
ne ensuing year, without ouy material change in tue
order of studies
In ORDER to avoid any future Observation-Disclosures IN.
TERMS on which pupils will be received ire annexed: 49,
The Seminary will open the frst Of Oetober u,x,
and close on tine last day of July following
NO pupil ct immoral character or who has been n,s
MISSED from any other school. be admitted,
No pupil viii he received for n shorter prrisd ,b,,
the academic year; and IN of Expulsion tnr ga,
ien' or guardian shall fn,feit the tuition fee
NO pupil viii be furnished with q certificate Of me-.
parauon iof College, unless ne shall have attended m
Seminary one ful' erm and shalt have PASSED satiS-
factory examination, in the higher Greek and Latin Cl
sicNs. and tive studies connected With ,her ss ai.n ia
Ge"sraphy, Astronomy, Ath.uctic, Algebra, Geometry
Plane AID Spherical rrgprometrv'
The charge will be S60-payable half yearly in az.
vance, ' " 49,
An extra charge of$IO year VIII be made for French
aud Spanish, either. WNT EURKr
u am DESTROYS to tsks into my family rrn do.ys
ana geHfee little boys, companions and class fellows
Tor my son, in his private studies THESE bssjjsq tho
advantages ot the Seminary, viii receive private ns,r
toui they shall ne tea,ed with confidence and
and snail be objects of never ceasing attention
My price for boaid and toi,iun viii be $500 ue term
July 1-w4v w y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
FRESH SUMMER GOODS.

FRESH SUMNER GOODS.
WE have received by the Effort and Fairfield
w from New York, many scarce and seasonable
articles: among them
Extra quality mamee nankecns
Very superior white satins
Black Gros dc Indies
biuc and jet black Gros de Maps
Green, white, pink and straw co'orcd horcnces
White. black. pink and green Ital. Grapes
Arcophne grapes, assorted colors
Figured satin and Ores de Nap bonnet ribbons
10. 6, 9, IL. l6, q % plain Gros de Nap do,
various colors
Plain Swiss and checked muslins
Cd book and bishop lawns
Common and fine plain bobbinetts
Handsome stripe ginghams
Birds eye diapers
Random mirt and white cotton half hose
Black and white silk, and raw silk do
White feather fans
Palm leaf do with ivory handles
common palm leaf do
Super white and figured Marseles vestings
Shell tuck and side combs
Brazil tuck and side do
Black circassians
A few pieces super blue do
II Black hastings and pruncas
pieces extra fine Sd black mcrino boInbaZines.
for gentlemen summer wear
Extra fine Angola, and Rouen cassimeres
Brown French drillings
cases common do do cheap
Ladies horseskin gloves
Misses horscskin mitts
Ribbon and bonnet wire
Super blue and drab sewing r>Is
Irish and German linen shectings
Buck rams, grey and drab paddings
bales canvass, No. TO 4
cases low priced prints
do ladies' open straw bonueis
do do Leghorn do
90 bales % inch brown shirtngs,
All of which offer at iChocSaie or retoii at unu-
suslly low prices.
June 8 B.ALDWLT, IVES g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
SUMMER GOODS.


:" NELSON has received by the Exit, Tant-
~ Wy, and other late packets from New York
and Philadelphia general assortment of GOODS,
adapted to the season; amongst which are
Caiicoes and printed cambrcs Of now style
English and French cambria gnghams
Plain, plaid and striped batteste
Palmyrcne, assorted coOrs
Fancy palmyrene dresses
Italian nett and berege
English and French merino hombazne
Black Italian ustring,, of superior quality
Heavy India satn and evantlnc
let and blue-back marcene
Colored and black eros de Naples
Pongee silks. of superior quality
Extra heavy black Mandarin Grapes
Black and colored Nankin and Canton do
A, Sd and 6 d cambrics and aconsts
Plain and figured Swiss musns (part very line)
Jlain and figured book and null do
"A and Sd tambourcd and plain bobbinct laces
Thread and gimp laccs and cdgings, assorted
Rich worked lace peerenes, capes hdkfs. g. wells
Embroidered ond tamboured muslin do
Short and long beregc and gauze scarfs
Fancy berege gauZC and silk hdkis assorted
Italian silk and Swiss muslin cravas
India German and English silk pocket hdk.s.
Thread cambria hdkfs.
Madras, Malabnr and Britannia do
Fine and superfinc blue and black cloths
Silk horentine and Marselcs vestiug
Superfne brown and white French drlings
Black and grey hastings
Company and nance chop nankeens
Florcnne and jeans for boys wear
A Irish and German linens
Long lawns and bird eye diapers
"a and lO-i table diapcr and damnsk
"a, Cd, md l0-1 heavy mill spun shcctings
English and French nix hosiery assorted
White brown and fancy mixt cotton and silk
half hose
ladies and genf'cmen's gloves, assorted
Parasos and umbrellas
Carved and plain tortoise, tuck ond side combs
Palm leaf, feather and Chinese painted fans
Domestic siirtings, sheeing, plaids, apron checks
and sheengs
a constant supply Of heavy power loom shoetngs,
manufactured in this city, by Messrs Cunningham g.
Anderson, aud for sale at their lowest cash price.
july
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

81 yin ID. hOI haVInS TemovedtO OrfoIk
mas establish g. himsclfthere Commission Mer
chant, q Will transact any business conded to his care
INC possession OF the commodious Fire proof Public
Ware house, situated in the most epible part of tho
borough enables him to offer the Planters descend
ing Tie Roanoke, secure and convenient storage for
their produce; his office is in the house recently oc
cuPicd by Messrs. J. 81 Z. T.. Tabb i,ne . ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
TiLUABLE REAL PROPERTY ar ROCK ETY>
FOR SALE.

ASCkSUANT to decree of the superior court
oil ehancery for the Richmond district pronoun-
ced on the 27th DAY of March, 1929 in the case OF
Dung VS. Richie, will be offered FOR SALE on Sa,ur-
day, the 29th day of August, 1929 at i o'clock Y NJ
at public auction, to the highest oder, on a credit
OF g. II and 10 months, the real estate of James
Dung deceased situated in that part of the city OF
Richmond, called Rocketts-which property is de-
scrlhed by Mr. james Richie, OF the trustees oil
SAID loung, IN the following manner to wit: An cx-
ccient two story brick house, and a bake house OF
BRICK lot we'll cnciosed with brick, and occupied by
Mr.. Granger: two story wooden tenement and
out house, separated from the former lot by an
alley, LOT enclosed with wood-this property lies on
Rocketts street, below the bridge and Immediately
opposite the wharves-a small wooden dwelling and
stable on the opposite side of the same street. 10,
not enclosed: and small wooden dwelling house u,.
street back OF Rockets street, With good garden
enclosed: Bonds with approved security will be
CURED oil the purchaser purchasers, and the title
to the property retained, further security for the
payment OF the purchase money.
}. GUERRANT, NJ. ;. c. c. r. D.
july 29-w6t Or one of his IDENTITIES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

sV<HE| Sutscribers have entered into Conartner.
ship, as Grocers, and Commission Merchants.
nndcr the firm of WIeHr s. MAcMuRpo They
nave 'aken tile Store first under the Eagle Hotel and
m sei ".0eeries OF he brst quality, by wholesale,
or retail. They will also sell produce and transact
any DINER business on commission, that NAV be EN-
trusted to their care. JOHN WIGHT.
-Juy Ss-eo2t CIV JAS. b. MACMURDO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
BOTETOURT LAND FOR SALE

OFFER for sale he tract of land on which re
- side, IN the county of Botetourt containinp 782
acrcs-ihcrc arc about go acres OF cleared land.
winch IS vel enclosed and in fine order for cropping
wear 200 acres Of the unclearcd land is Of the very
pest quality aud admirably adapted 10 the production
OF corn, wheat, oats rye, tobacco, hemp and clover
and Is equal TO any tractof high land in the state
Inc improvements arc plain, but comfortable dwell
mig mouse, with rooms, kitchen, slnoke-house, &C.
- tobacco houses, n prancry and wheat machine
all new. will show the land aud make known the
terms TO any one disposed 70 purchase.
july S-w1w TIL COODE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
Lastera Dist.ict qr I'irginia-to mit.

Eastern Dist.ict Of T'irginia-to nil;
Rb II htMthBEkf-D, That on the tweniy.sixtb lav of
June IN the hiyird year Of the Independence of Inc
Cnlicd states OF America, Thomas ~ Uh,ie Of The
S-ss+ BOOK, the right whereof he claims a popcor IN tho
Wuus following, To wit Unconstitutional Charts or
views Oh the Legislative, Executive, and Judiciary Denar,
t1' III Tue constitutions Of all the States the Union in
cudng that of the United States With an AppenJiv ~
James NJ GanuCL Richmond: Printed and ,upIs,ed H.,
ihonas w White 1923" In conformity 10 the act of o,
gross Oh me United states, entitled "Au for the ecourre
on OF learning by securing the copies Of Maps Charts and
" VIC d"uS ana prcPreiors of such copies during the
"'''S "e'e'" mentioned RICHARD JEFERIES
an Clerk ofthe Eastern District of Vrrf,i,
w me above work is now in Press and will soon he rub
StI' me following extracts from the Authors Cel,cafop
d'u i'!dce, VIII sice TO explain both the plan md design
NC Noik ITS ohiei object is cHable all who wish h 10
shorten Tic labor OF that research which so many will he esrs
VI "dNug INTO The Constitutions of Sister States viii, vieu
10 s'ect an their best notifications for the ptrnose of re
ou,l,s ouI own 10 this end have endeayocd so To
conshucttne following Charts Tables that Won rav
" single glance, the organization every uarticu,r J,tc
Government with the rest, in regard the pnciual features
tacn nhnch OF Administration and adopt such as YOU shall
"l one Of the prerequisites TO the improvement n o ,
constitution, he, 30 inform ourselves we'll RESPECTING What has
Dee some ~ our sister States regard 10 the areo
he Clv foiy an attempt to facilitate the ACQUISITION Of This
N'"e"ge Us certainly worth making a the present period and
must prove highly useful provided II be executed Win t
care and judgment Under these tnprrssons tho A,,o -,
we 'owmg little work bcgs leave offer To- the Public a -,
or aOcs, containing IN acompendious f,rm abstracts
W Hne constitutions OF the different States Including thai
vi @ Uued STATES These Charts exhibit a, one view tho
prominent features Of EACH classified under the different m
0 'heir Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Denor,ents
Of an Appendix" " e'''" D" WV '''"'
The Work will he offered f,r ,slc in Richmond pc,.t.
,os fredericksburg Charlottesville, Iyrchburs and WI
''''" ''y.- .---.-..-------. july IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
hALSTON s. PLEASANTS

'~'e J"' reee'eed and e6er for safe al their S,o-.
40 n corner 9f ID and 18th streets.
2D(D Bags fine green Laguira Gotta
100 do mountain ST. Dor;nr
so do Rio Go
10 hhds prime green Cuba 10
% bags old Java y"
90 do common 50
Ii do dry Porto Rico do
Oh do very superior ST. Croix do
% hhds Trinidad and N. Orleans ,no,ass.,,
d pipes Holland gin
81 barrels old rye whskcv
20 bbs and hhds common do
a. chests gunpowder and imperial tea
lo 90 sides oak and hemlock tanned soal leather
500 sacks Liverpool filed salt
20 boxes 3xiO window glass
10 iSNi6 DO iuly 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
IRON CASTINGS.

VHE Subscriber informs the pubc, that he continues n
= carry on the IRON FOUNDRY nost the SAVAGE
Factory, where he makes Soh IrOp CASTINGS fot Ma.
chncty of all descriptions Al otHcrs o him ~ tho
Foundry, or TO Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS. Nc. go~.
ly's wharf Baltimore for Castings will meet wfh imn-
diae attention, and the Castings delivered erc ire Il
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNIE.
Baltimore, Jan. %. 1929. IsIgt
afternoon shall proceed, tro Office John ~ E,q
IN The civ Of Richmor take the deposition Of sd
ie@hari which "cpos'''ons BE 'nkcp be used
'n4 read a. evidence % tie aloress 20 .'",.
% w.t. va. MANN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY

I'VE Savage Manufa curing Company are now empi,y
ing strong force in building Machinery nj his ests,
lshment, IN connection wit,
DANIEL HACK.
Ana pie1ge nemseives give general satisfaction p t
despatch, and IN the faithful execution OF orlcr am
upon as favoIube terms afforded 81 any o!r-
Machine establishment ~ the United States
Apply at the Factory near the Wsshnrton Tu,rpiks
Road to DANIEL HACK, orto GEO. WILLIAMS,
No. 9 Rowiv's whay~
". B. Good Machine Makers viii fad constant en-.
plCv. Baltimore. Jan 26--1an2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

FLORIDA WATER.-ino II. Bamire has Just re.
ceved farther supply of Forada Water so much admi
red for IFS delicate perfume ily 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

SCARCE ARTICI.E.-'lne subscribers have inst re-
- cesd few pieces Boiling Cloths celebrated tinker
stamp from No !, TO No 8, cusive which they offer te
customers at the usual p1i-"s Wal & ID. KYLE 4 co.
july -'-<n 1i .6inssicl House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
Fresh and Beautiful Goods.

Fresh and Beautiful Goods.
BALDWIN, IVES g. co. have received by the
~ Richmond Packet, and arc this morning opening
case extra fine Lcghorn bonnets
do London blue and black cassimcres
do black and white prints
Seersucker plaid and solid stripe ginghams
Very superior plad French do
Figured palmyrencs, n beautiful article
Lace and pearl buttons
Pongee silks. palmetto hats
cases and bales plaid domestics
do Al apron checks
Handsome artificial flowers
Floss thread, mixed pins
bales tickinburgs, cheap
july ~
u .IME.-171 casks Thonaston Lime, Ian
ding at the Dock, for sale by
july l8 DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

o.
IiE President and Directors have declared dividend NJ
tee per cent on the Capital Stock, hc last half
P"sso'e q" "'e 'o'h instant W. cambridge, Cash.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

NINEGAR.--5O Barrels Vinegar for sal. bv
June 20 LEWIS WEIR A. (o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07
AUCTlCNS
MarshaA's Salc-This Dry.

Will be sold on Tuesday the III day of Ap-ii neat.
W tor cash, SIXTY ACRFS OF LAND, ne rIy all
in timber situated in the county Of Alexandria ahuut
ten miles from the town Of Alexandria and nv. miles
from Georgetown, beginning and bounded o. follows:
AT stake to John A. Somer,s purchase q Suth Mi.
nor, which piece or parcel OF land was purchased by
the said Hugh w. Minor Of p. II. Minor. with q
straight line from the stake oox oak and bounded
by the line OF hiting's land, thence with Writings
line north, until il corner, at the said Hugh Mirrors
land, occupied by him, thence with parai,. l.pv
southwest course the line of the same trac OF and
of the said Hugh w. Minor; thence south TO the De.
ginning. The above property is sold to satisfy two
executions, in favor Of Philip ii. Miner for the
Of George Minor and others. the other III favor of
Joseph Sewell. for the use Of DR.. william Gunneli,
plaintiffs, against Hugh W Minor, defendan, The
said property first subject to the execution IN favor
of George Minor and others The sale will take place
at the corner Of The aforesaid Id adjoining the late
residence Of John Somers, the gate that lets
into his yard, to commence at II O'Clock.
e. SCOT, ID. N.
for T. RInggol,i, ".
P. 8. Should the purchaser fail to pay tn, pur
chase money in ten days. the property will be adver-
sed on the eleventh day. and the first purchaser held
responsible for any deficiency that may arise in conse
quence Of the second sale G.. SCOTT, d. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07
LATEST FROM MEXICO

The New York Journal Of Commerce, of
Friday last, contains the following letter from.
a correspondent at New Orleans.
Office Of the Bee, March 10, 3 o'clock, P. NJ.
BY the Schooner Monk, from Vera Cruz,
whence she sailed on the 9Th inst. we have in
formation tina, since the election Of Guerrero
to the Presidency, every thing has been quiet in
that Republic. General Santa Anna the new
Minister Of War, arrived at Vera Cruz on the
sth, from Mexico. He intended to leave We
ra Cruz on the 18th for the capital The new
President will take his seat on the LIST of April.
A Large number Of Spauiards are emigra-
Ting to this place,-but without any obliga-
ton on the part Of the government.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07
FROM JAMAICA.

BY the schr. Eagle, Waddle, at Baltimore
from S, Jago-de-Cuba, the editors ofthe Com>
mercial Chronicle have been favored with a
file Of Kingston (Jamaica,) papers from the
10th to the l7ih Feb inclusive.
H. NJ. ship Victor arrived at Kingston on
the 9Th Feb. in days from Csrthagena, and
brought accounts that the Perurians had declar-
ed for Bolivar land that he had proceeded to
Peru with 5000 men in whose presence he was
to declare himself Dictator. The same ves-
sci also brought accounts that Admiral Guise,
on some occasion Of rejoicing, was killed by
the bursting ola cannon which had not been
fred for some years. The admiral was an En-
glishman and highly respected BY the public
authorities and inhabitants fCol ombia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07
Trustees Sale.

aHQss< ON the third Monday in May next, the
HH1E subscriber will offer for sale, At public aue.
s4Ss ton, at the Courthouse of Fairfax county,
49, the following valuable Lands that is to say:
tract of land on the waters Of Gauey River, nthe
county of Kenhawa, near the Randolph line. contain.
tanning 90 GOO acres And FIVE tracts OF land in Hamp.
shire county conveyed by Ferdinand Fairfax to Rob.
ert Paton, r. by deed, dated til November, 1879,
recorded in the Clerks Office Of said county:
One of the said tracts containing 1894 sc'es;
One other, containing 2l9 acres. adjoining the lands
formerly George Gilpn's Christian Saphens's' and
- Flakes;
One other tract, containing Il acres. adjoining Nom
roe's, stai4ord's, and Clntpn's Surveys;
One other tract, containing SOP acres, adjoining
John Houses old survey, and the lands OF West
Brown, scutch6eld, and others;
And one other tract, containing IS acres adjoining
the lands of Scutch6eld. Monroe, Gpin, and Others
The above sale will be made under deed OF trust
from Robert Patton. r and wife, to the subscriber, for
the indemnity Of George Mason. Terms Cash.
anrI LeotNi8 JNO. " MCCARTHY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07
Books and stationery.

DY the arrival Of the steamboat Fredericksburg,
I'D shall receive small invoice Of Books; and, hav'
ing made arrangements with Northern house exien,
syely in the book business, expect to be furnshed
with regular and constant supply OF The most APPROX
ed and useful works Of the day, together with gene
raj assortment Of -
School Books and Stationery
III of which will be disposed of at reduced prices.
n-tAil orders for books left at my Auction store,
,hsnt},lv received and promptly attended to, 50 far
a. they can be filed ,,o pu,rs .r..,,
april { "D'' ""i"' '"~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07
last Week.

Exhibition Of Fancy Glass Working and
Spinning. at the ate Indian Queen tn
ver1', corner of King Street.
M FINN begs leave to return thanks to the in
w habitants Of Alexandra, for the liberal encour.
agement he has received during the past week; and
wishes to aPprise them that his Exhibition will close
the latter part Of this week The numerous variety
OF ornaments made by the advertiser are for sae and
form rare and curious specimens of art we'll adapted
a. presents for relatives or fair friend.
Abundance, Is cents children, half price. Open
from 10 till q, and from to 10 O'clock.
april 6-dlw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07
Real and Personal Estate

WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the 10Th inst. at II O..
w clock, OH the premises, lot Of ground. at pre-
sent owned and occupied by the heirs Of Forrest Rich
ardson, deed living the east side of Fai.xstreet
between wilkes and Gbbon-streets; fronting 20 feet
Fairfax street and running back 10 feet decr;be-
ing "a feet to the north OF ten feet alley; making
into Farfsx-street. On this lot there dwelling.
houses one of which is 81 feet long BY Is feet vile;
stories high-the other, Fairfax street, about
90 feet long by Is wide which is added shed suf-
centIy large for kitchen The whole subject to an
annual ground rem, of e., los Cd At the same time
and place, will be sold III the personal estate of said
decedent, consisting in part Of tables chairs beds,
lookng-g glass, and other articles of Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Also,
ii likely Negro Girl,
about IL years ofage. Terms At Sale.
april 2 GEO WHITE, anct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07
Notice.

AIRS FULTON tenders her acknowledgements to
Nl the inhabitants of Alexandra for the liberal pa
tronage which they have bestowed her for the last
eight years, and trusts by attention to the morals and
manners, as well as the literary improvement OF her
pupils, to merit continuance Of their support. She
Is fitting up large airy room in retired situation.
back of her dwelling on Washington street, opposite
the Marshal's Office, which will enable her to receive
few more scholars She can likewise accommodate
juvenile female boarders very moderate terms The
course of her instruction comprises photography read
ing, writing arithmetic, and plain and ornamental nee
die work Of every description:
april 7-3tTuTh&Sat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-07

We learn says the Baltimore Chronicle that
the Frederick,own mail stage was robbed on
Saturday night, ofthe baggage, and that our
enterprising fellow, eiizens, Stockton and
Stokes, with their accustomed promp'itude,
have despatched several police officers in pur-
suit Of the robbers, from whose activity and
Intelligence we have but little doubt OF their