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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-20

Poer as rested, and whose right and duty for e common
ose Pfoccon and security of themselves anl 80 many OF
the incompetent classes of the Community as a.e DEEPEN
ueht on te, To institute governments which goye BEN"
or the common benet, must Necessarily t. the r
uo ana security OF their property aloDu the te OF oI-
party The end OF tine institution nh, very lu,,cr ,
abSlfd) bat the deaju Of TIE people.
These Jse cs" lsticp.a mc, ftc.hr ders mad mo-, free
h''crs, Zen. constitute tfr coR,1aii, ,uaorv of ,yhn,
are, by tt aird clause. uer!a,rd Ia nave az, .;I, man,,
0shsts "fd "tayedSsoe right 10 rto.G ri o, uboa y
2n'"mcH O'' '"f 7"1: c,r!ra.y u -. pr.Y.ces
Inc sNih cause, however, II present W.; a,or
l,it"n 10 ie numbers {" 'h!S cQn'nu, in who,u i, yr,n
iilt 'Sfd' Fof ""'t r sgi:gc is there ,lecla ID To-
peoS - a" men hG'% s9tc'fn cpiteics Of interest
"ts" "td '"c'd"'"t 10 lie Commercially. The Interests and
attachments here referred to- are connC., 10 al p add ,,e
and the only fact of which cridece r;iirpc j. ySc,cr
th-e feelings Of Interest whch rorcy s,n,scd To exi,t
IN every man, aud 'vch indeed arc IscOnric ro, his
nature dc IN iic Gftca ir Individual IN ,ic pagi.c. la, cam
'!-'y wherein ,c lt Qi S7.t rage to be exercised or N
orc OTHER community ard ci!cSs sonl,liua br si, a iht
&c U'el conc'siel, the presumption j. certainly fair AMI
stfni%, that man mas ruth aI itgch,rt
10 atHf cfn;2gnp III which nc torn and lives or vii,
when ne as voluntarily chosen identity s Icing: and
W NOT ovett!irov, This presumption SuGic,,a ydac
neTe ae, however,, IL every ctn,,iy some indy rls i,
Wte cases the presumption ap. from residence DESTROYED
ny Their c,s or ha.S showing by ;ie;r crimes aars, scv
or hv their idle and raguond habits tina. kcy 6ocs not Tim,
common interest WITH and attachment the community b,
ie ilc!herct To- III with interests utlc
ih"rG whose interests variance W., the yiic ,cj
clIt DE Fres'cl 10 cndravur good faith, promote ,
conr,Gn good and therefore, Ought likewise 70 he cxcldei
tom tte cohl"n' majority OF whom have an llu!,al he.
n'icUae and pocias!c right 10 t;, rad 10 ~ farm lie
@'I'|@te@f i lh..kiiQlD;ii.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-20
For TnR R,ca,rovp WIG.

I'm The present circumstances of political affairs viii he
found my duceeut for troubling with the following
short analysts Of soTne Of the clauses Of the bill rights which
seem to bear most strongly upon the important question Of the
rights Of uon-fres holders.
In the first clause of the bill rights declared ae every
nody knows, that nU oen by 0tvrs eg~ay/sc ami nf
pendent and have certain inherent rights, Of which they
cannot by any compact, divest ;Ier poscty."
fe word men IS often used Irehcrding an human
beings, men, women and children. This 50 plain that
Instances afe unnecessary. II IS however, often USED IN
more limited sense; and lis limitations ALWAYS be sought
IN the context In this particular case, the context
1T does not comprehend clren because lack
the capacity, moral and physical NIKE ard ere such
compact as IS here spoken Of and they not by
nature equally with Others FREE and itdycJ40f; Che
tIsry nTve has n11dc them dpedenf upon men, their hrs
bands fathers and protectors ard placed ods
conrh idots also are in condition essentially different
IN tins regard Nor docs the meaning Of this clause conpe
hend nee persons Of color among FOR the freedom which they
enjoy m our community, is not that which nature gave,
that eleven down and destroyed but conferred by
decd and limited "y statute Their freedom then here only
statutory freedom nGhV0L; and therefore thew are not
within the ferris or the meaning If this declara:iol
Pnus IL appears that children and IDIOTS AID
free Of color and of sayp are eSclied rom the
meaning Of t1is phrase, Oh follows then That the
naming members Of the community, excluded are tie
people in whom I'd clause declare that ali pour * si2
and these phrases, al o and he people, in these clauses
appear TO have precisely tie sa~e meaning
But n11ircchoiere, class, here excluded. lr
they stand among those who by nre equity free and
7y1dep07dea and have hoee icres rights of which they
Cannot by any compact OF their ancestors Invested Thav
belong, therefore, % that part Or Qo community whom al!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-20
NEAeErHcrn..- Ncb. IL

49,. v lEF.TNGTOEl Ted. !.
The Debate Oh the 5! proposing L, rroyi39 t;ir
focp;!s The Cumberland Road repair. by placilr
toll gates unon 1t, still continues in IL, House G'
Representatives. Il. the great do5ate Of TIE F;es
sion, unless that wiich seems 70 have been goar ON
IN conclavc in the Senate shall eclipse it in i.Dpor
lance. The debate, however. must soon tcrrn,la1e
or the annual appropriation bill, not o. Which hi,
yet passed either house viii be ;copa7IaJ. Nh.
casual reader. is probably not aware that, there
remain but seven days Of the Session tdr the despatch
Of original bills of public I.atuIc before either
IouSc.-.N0f. IN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-20

C|n. S,1".-''it is said Says 'hc \. Y. Mornpy
Courier that Cen Scott, ON leaving WasLinn,o,5i.
placed his reaiGnation in tie hands Of a friend with
instructions to tender it to the President on the lfh
.! March, il on that day Major General Naconb be
in command ofthe army
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-20

NORFOLK, Cl. -.
L'ri"'' fr"'r.Au rsu, Of tho capital prize Of 5000
N the last dr,wn class Of tine Dismal swamp Canal I,,s,,
''i ny MI J. cr,r purchased By slave uaned Jer,rv
bc6I@ng to Mr. hisaGdct Calt. Iy ,Is lucky hit lear
Wh he GRABBED 70 pncb5se lis freedom 20 which s owner has
with ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-20

that conceived it, our astonishmel ut its having re
ceived the sanction Of an intelligent body and ouj
serious apprehension OF It's consequences Upon the
interests OF this community, and the i'll blood that it
Is calculated most wantpnly and unnecessarily to pro-
woke between end some of ouIsister states.
Nhea the !lepor: made . the House, Mr.
aliacc protested agaits this .a:uye as we ii;.dii
Tuesdays Eniuirer. -
MI Wallace said ,i as h aie,.lcr of the Commit
eeg; fnaGr", hr woTs tas that 0-,SO to declare tia, NJ
nae d,Ss'9i,cd from a-Gh oi the el; ti,aI Comec as
recommended The OF yip brought n0as mo his
state loo sale IL Ht, lat while ic did rsl pretend 10 be
mere h5:y gifted ;han oilers, evident 10 his mind thu.
e most disastrous consequences nigh, and he believed voad
10" rn the adoption ct.e report ecomrrer Is, said MY
" re sane coHc o policy that OF the cilzes of tue
more southern States had recommended; and had ;ten,sL
20 carry mo effect ihs agitOn VI question there and
' great zee of excitement which pre- I.eii ought 10 warn
me lo,c Nh w said 10 lend its coutc;c to meas
mes 50 ,'nw!se and ndscTe Dir W said that although ne
uf not 1eeve sdci 20 be TIE object Of friends OF la paft
o Tie fr vet, he must sis BELIEF. . the concur-
renee OF me Rouse would IN la, the commencement of train
~ W!cn no. oIy the harmony the Union would he disr-
ned h''i Is nte t Impaired and endangered lie said his
Only purpose WAS, tie reang al tie report INSTANTLY 10
tS,n amy dissent on ais part much CT it III had all-
ueo 10 ana oT the foregoing aat otcf reaAo his
'iost sol iI!il protest against a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-20

MARRIED., on tho 18Th inst. by tho Rev. Cfrrc. Y c..
don, Col TmoTs Rovr- nj c county of 0rngc, 10 Nre i.
r., of the same county.
DIED, at Mon'nccs the Ilrl inst. ~. Tr.e..I
NArS ~. wc'h"T T.. -. 80. .--..,al.' r.o! ven
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-20

o. Wc arc requested TO a1norncs WIN. f. Gtr-
don esq Of Abcmsrlc, US candidate for the >cnat,
OF Va. IN the District composed Of the counties OF
Amherst, Nelson. Abcnarlc Fluvanra and Go,ch-
iand,in The place Of Joseph &. Cabsl csj declined
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-20

u We present the last and Tie best of the Nos
Of Eilius, and asS the attention of The reader pari
Cnarlv to II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-17
HSisters Of CNaritN,"
WASHINGTON, d G.

" ~ St1ISS WV, ~ ~
TIME Managers Of the Orphan Asylum, under the
l. direction of these Ladies' beg leave respectfully
to inform the citizens of Washington, Georgetown and
Alexandra. ,hst FAR will be held for the benefit
of this institution in CarGc assembly Room, the
Eth of This month, and close the 18Th in the
ming great VARIETY of useful and fancy articles at
moderate prices, with samples of the sewing and writ
ing of the little orphans will be exhibited al the Fair.
Members of Congress vino may honor it with their pre-
sence, will have an opportunity of seeing tie fruits of
their wisdom and benevolence in having incorporated
Is truly humane institution. and with other tempo
rary residents, may carry with them to the remotest
parts Of the Union, specimens Of the industry, inge
nuity and taste of the ladies' of Washington City, and
of the little orphan girls of st. Vincen,'s Asylum
The establishments too well known to require de-,
scription Ladies and gentlemen are invited to visit
it, and judge Of its merits. They will find very nu-
merous assemblage Of day scholara. and twenty two
little orphans sheltered from want, and "happy
happy be-" asking only continuance of this hap
pness from the hands of the benevolent and humane
Of all denominations, whom they humbly invite to the
Fair The MANAGERS.
Washington City, Feb 13-5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-17

FIRE IN BosToN On Wednesday night last
about eleven o'clock, fire broke out in Dock
Square, Boston, which ragged for nearly two
hours before i, was effec:ualy checked by the
rue Department; and In its course destroyed
nearly whole block Of stores. Two Of the
stores were owned by the Messrs. Torrsys, on
watch there was al insurance of $4,000 at the
merchants Office, Boston. Mr. Brooks had
IN Insurance Of Sls 900 a, the same Office. l,
sand Mr. Barnes had an insurance of $4,000
t" 'ne Howard Insurance Office, New>York.
'"' fTa'els was insured for 81 600 in the Mer-
'u1n's Othce, Boston, and IS 900 in the How
"i Insurance, New York.
Inc he companies had barely reached home,
r"'" second fire broke out in the store of Mr..
Ns'or Houghton, which was damaged 10 The
-"oSn' OF $500, besides much injury to his
''O'A OIL goods. Mr.. H. bad an insurance in
Commonwealth Office of 81 4so.
- a 'e" hours after, third fire occurred IN
'''S'' Out not much injury was done.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-17
SNllP NEWS.

The schr Washington. Wilson, from New York for
this place is in ouantco, having been compelled
put in there account Of ice.
schr Hope = Esther, Chase, cleared at New York
for this port 18th inst.
Schr Virginia, Rodbird, hence, at New York, 10th
instant.
Schr LAZY Brooks, Griffin, hence, at Boston, 9th
instant.
From the Norfolk Beacon, FEB. l2.
The brig Adeline, Brown, before reported in Hamp.
ton Roads, and sailed thence last evening for Aexan.
dria has put back and anchored between the Forts,
with loss of an anchor and "a fathoms chain-to Ro.
berts and Clifford
The U s. ships Guerrero, Com. Thompson, and St.
Louis. Capt. sloat, remained at anchor in Hampton
Roads this afternoon,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-17
Notice is hereby Given.

THAT application will be made BY and on behalf
L of the Middle Turnpike Company, to the County
Court of Fairfax Wednesday. the third Gay of the
term of that Court to be holden the month OF March
next, to appoint FIVE freehoders qualified according
to law to assess the damages to certain tract of land
lying in the County Of Fairfax, formerly belonging to
John wrenn, deceas d, and in which Nelson " rem,
Evelna Wrenn. Jane Wrenn, Julia Wrenn, Charles
Wrenn, and Harriett Wrenn and Hugh Wrenn her
husband have an interest as children aud heirs of the
said John wrenn-the two last named parties not re.
siding within the Commonwealth Of Virginia and the
other named parties being infants under the age of
twenty-one years. and no guardian of said infants be-
ing found within the said County of Fairfax. And al
so, to assess the damages to certain land ly-
ing in said county, to which Georgiana Slacum is
titled who is also an infant under 81 years of age and
no guardian for her being found in said county,
And also the damages to certain piece or
parcel of land lying said codny, to which Catharine
Mason is entted-the said ca,ha,ne not residing With
dian within the same. feb l7-lm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-17

FLouR.-The piice Of Flour from wagons
last weef, ranged from 7 so TO 81 e2a-and
closed, on Saturday, at 81 so. The demand, in
the early par, Of the week, was animated, and
sale. were eff.cled from stores Of between 2
and 5000 barrels, al 60 10 81 62a, up 10
Thursday inclusive. Friday sales were made
at 81 So, in consequence OF advices from Bal.
timore of decline in the price OF Flour IN
that market. Saturday there was not much
disposition to purchase, and after the receipt
Of the mail, confirming The accounts from Bal
timore, and giving the details Of The news, per
the Don Quixotie, which some considered I'M
favorable, sales Of few hundred barrels were
made a, 81 so, and more offered at that price
without finding purchasers. Others received
the accounts from London to the 29th Of Dec.
advising Of decline on that day Of 2s be-
low the prices of Monday 22d, with quota
ton Of English flour at 70 TO 75s per sack-as
no, being more unfavorable than the previous
advices to the 27th, and would not submit TO
any educ tion;- though there was generally less
uisposilioh 10 purchase IMAM hao oeeh e'i"ee"
before The receipt Of the news, and more anxiety
on the part of holders 10 sell.
Yesterday, at the opening of the market, a
few loads were taken from wagons at 81 40,
subsequently, at IS, and it closed al about
IS in the evening. We heard of no trans c.
tions from stores, excepting 200 bbs. al 40;
holders asked from 40 10 so, and purcha-
sers offered from Is to S7a The reduc>
ton in price may be attributed, in part, TO the
closing Of the navigation by ice.
Quantity inspected during the week ending
on Saturday, l4th instant:
King.s'reet, 373s
Wharf, Ssl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-17
Thomas King,
MER CHAN TAILOR,


King street, beioee the Franklin House and Ciiy Hotel
VvAKES this method Of returning has sincere thanks
i to his friends and the public in general, for pas,
favors, and continues to soci, the for the future
He has Just received fresh supply of FILL GOODS.
lie will be able to supply ai orders in his line of bu
sness at the shortes notice, and the most
BILE terms for cash he has on hand all kinds {
READY MADE CLOTHlNG-coats,p antaloons AL,
vests cravas, stners and fashionable collars; rufiet
and plain shirts; general assortment of gentlemen
gloves, socks and stockings He has on hand a.
assortment Of fashionable cloths blue, black olive,
drab and steel mixed do; also cassimeres, blue,
black and fancy coors, and good assortment of sat
netts; handsome assortment of vestngs toilnet and
swansdown velvets and Silks also, good assortment
of bang up and hunters cords; handsome assortment
of Tartan paids aud blue and brown camblets; an
sortment of fanneis of different colors; handsome
assortment of fashionable buttons gill; plated and
steel, and large white pearl buttons for genemens
coats and fashionable black buttons; good assert.
ment Of calicoes, ladies' mocksons md chiIdren's
gloves Also agenersl assortment Of
LADIES & GENTLEMENS CLOAKS
Orders will be taken. which will be made up any
fashion with neatness and dispatch such prices
will be satisfactory to those who may favor him with
their patronage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-17
x.AN.DlsIAs
s~,v MORNING, FEBRUARY H. 1879.

cososEa's INauEsrs'-A e''o".'
,hs 18th instant, Oh the body OF slave
's' ~, ID Griffin. when the Jury returned a
"' - ,srdc, 10 The following effect, that Is 10
.Tba, The deceased came to his dea'h
Gun sho, wound, in the back ana ris"'
'aoulder given hin. on the morning oil the i'."
~ BY one Thomas Travers' where "e
' -, committed robbery, by breaking u
On, house on the premises OF sa'u
r.,,sr, for the. purpose Of ro0olns n'ih'
- c.r,,sr declare and certify, that, from the
.a.,. VIZ do no, believe that Thomas fa'
~. ,r,rrs,id, wished to kill the aforesaid 1r'i-
-, ,b,, the shot, as above stated ai'hoosh
ED fatal, was made at iaodom' and not
" :" r view Of the person Of the deceased by
~ "'' ,r,r,said Thomas Trarers, at the time OIL
shoo1rg
- On the same day, another inquest was
IN -, the body of Kitty Simpson, when the
vsrd;ct was returned:-"That the de-
- came 10 her death from in'o1'ca'i"n'
.,,.or, TO The weather, and cruel treatment
ards her, on the part Of one John MAyhail'
Lbourer." --
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-17

The benevoeuce OF our ci'izrns IS now ac>
,ivry engaged IN reliC, 'ng the disiresses OF the
roor. a, this incemen, season. We had the
Measure, on Sunday night. OF hearing all eio-
men, discourse from the Rev. MIR. Harrison,
m behalf Of The On SINUS Society. A hand
,one collection, we understand, was made up
On the OCCASION. Charity is twice blessed
bu, il, blessings are enhanced, when dispensed
from itmae hands.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-17
from the National Journal, Feb. Is
CONGRESS.

l. senate did not sit on Saturday.
,u,;o. "e House Of Representatives, the reso,
III. ca "nered ~ Mr: A. Smith, amrnda,orv of
ous.,;' suu'lon, was again taken up. The
IN ~ oeing upon the amendment proposed
e,n%s resolution BY Mr.. ]. c. Wright. that
sJd,"n, being entitled tc the door, again
y,,;o. 'eo The House, and continued his obser.
s,n;". ' until they were again arrested by The
be- auon OF the hour. The bills which had
hen e" on in Committee on Friday, were
'''eraIiy rad a third time and passed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-17

By the brig Pos, Captain, arrived at New
York the editors of the Commercial AdSeru-
,rr baye received from their Correspondent,
a, Valparaiso Rits of the papers Of that place
70 N, l4,h Of November inclusive.
On the 10Th Of September the Hon. Samuel
Larnrd presented his credentials to the secreta-
ry Of Ign affairs; and was formally recogni
sed as Charge d'afair.s from the United States
near The government Of Chill. On The next day
he Obtained an audience from his Excellency
the Vice President, 10 whom he was presents
ed in his official character by the Secretary for
Foreign affairs.
II is computed that the loss of the Brazil
ian commerce, by Buenos Ayrean captures du-
ring the lac war, W., IS 100000 r. dollars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-17
Public Sale of Land-For Cash.

upiiC 'aIt vi iLaHu-A vi OoSH'
DURNUANT to decree Of the .ounty Court Of
Fairfax, pronounced on the 21st day IF August,
1873. between william Russell, complainant, and La.
MEL F Duany and others, defendants Twill pre- coed
to sell, for cash, the premises. TO The highest bid
der, on Wednesday the 18Th day Of apri, at O'Clock,
p. NJ 1879, certain trsct of land ing in the county
Of Fairfax and State Of Virginia. near the residence Of
the said Daniel +. Dulany. containing about
-Four Hundred and Fifty .4cres.
This originally first rate upiand and has not
been materially injured by injudcious cultivation II
is about seven miles from Georgetown, aud eleven
miles from Alexandria. 1t is well watered snG has
i. abundance Of timber for all farming purposes;
its fences good and conveniently arranged. The
tile is believed to perfectly unexcep,ionabe, and
mine it, byMr Dulany. T.w HEWITT, Comm'r.
The lntegencer Will publish thin adve rtisemen, tor
sixty DAYS in the country paper, and send their bill
to this Office feb 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-17

The Houserhea took up the bill, postponed
until ,ha, day, for the relief of the heirs OF
Walter Livingston. The bill which ap2ropri.
a,es about $4,000 dollars, claimed on the score
of contract, was opposed, and led to discus
sion, in the middle Of which il was ascer:ained
that there was no quorum in The House, and
an adjournment took place
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-17
IN COUNCIL, FEBRUARY 9Th, 1929.

The following persons were appointed Com
missioners for holding elections in :he different
Wards on Tuesday the Sd day of March mex,
for members to serve In the Common Council
for the ensuing twelve months:-
Samuel Lindsay, A, ph,1.., r g. a..
Charles Murray, }
Guy ntklnSoh' At the Old Council Chamber for
1 as ~ u the Second Ward
&C Cazenove, o. ~,
James Doo,lss, IL ,hn ~, ~ M "ei'
George S. Hough, AZ Mrs Mills, corner of Prince
Josiah n Davis, and Alfred.sts. for the Fourth
William Fowle, " ard.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-17
Valuable Hands 3or Sale.

aass3,. On ,b' Sd dry Of March neat, the sub
~ g. scribers, acting trustees under deed of
SYta trust from the late Robert Patton, jun'r and
.>1s, wife, wa, offer foI sale ct public auction, at
the front door of the Reading Room in Alexandria,
Three Valuable Tracts of Land,
the south side of Great Hunting Creek near the
said town, two Of W. Oh Join The seat formerly be-
longing to the said Patton, called Spring Bank-that
is TO say trac, OF Land conveyed 10 the said Robert
Patton by Rich'd Scott, Jas Irwin and FRANCIS Ham.
mersy, acting Commissioner under decree al the
County Court of Fairfax, containing about One Hun
dred Acres.
A Tract Of Land conveyed TO he said Ro-
bert Patton by william Hepburn and wife, containing
about One llusdred and Nine Acres.
And Tract OF Land conveyed 10 the said
Robert Patton by william Herbert and wife, containing
81 i4.16 Acres.
For more particular description, persons DESTROYS
Vi purchasing referred 10 the deed. del osited
the Bank of Alexandris, for whose security it was
made Terms, Cash.
Sale at 4 O'Clock, T.. NJ.
RI. TA nTP Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-17
North, mherl.n0 AcMd NY -.

THE REV iuUGAS c. tEGbtlGN,
SoweI, known TO the. public As an able snd cxperi-
- enced Teacher, viii continue to pr, side over THIS
rnstuton the en'ung year. lie Will be again assi:'
ed by Nr Josgrn u. DAVIS, young gentleman ~ ".
r.nroacbabc character, and who has already evrccd
satisfactory evidence of high qualifications as teach
The Academy is situate d two miles below Northum-
her,apd Court house, in a neighbortood proverbiay
healthy. Colonel WILLIAM JETT, the present. stew
ard will continue the Boardina department.
I'm this Institution are laugh the attn, Greek, and
Hebrew languages and ;raHslaion o tn. French IAN
puape-toge ther with other requisites tor cole
giate course r
About one hundred and fit, volumes Of Books: OF
History and Science have beer CAREFUL! seiec'eo aS
the comm, ncenient 0i itrarN ,
mathematical instruments. Globes and Maps, both
ancient and MODERN are also provided tor the use OF
the Students
For Reading Writing, Arithmetic, and English s ssn
These, with Geography the use Of,he Globes
and Mapping, o.
IN all other cases, (annualy,) J"
For Board, ANNUALLY exclusive OF bedding and. 20
ri, The session will commence on the hrst day OF
February. and end about the frs, Of December, Win
o,,, On, Summer vacation Parents and Guardians
will recoliect that they liable tor the tuition iees
and hoard of their sons and wards, from the time OF
entrance ill the end of the session, to be pad quar-
'e''' SAMUEL BLACKWELL,
Preadentcf the Board Of Trustees
December ], 1928.
We, the undersigned, have this day attended an e1
omnation of the Students of NoRTHus BEKLANp AGA
rry and concur in the opinion, that the highly gra'
tying manner in which the several classes (eompns-
inc the dead languages, English Grammar Geogra'
nby. and Mathematics, acquitted themselves IS ,ndlca-
tive both of the application any proficiency ., the stu
dents, and of the tdety' aoi,ty' mu J''''u' "'0''
VI JOHN d LELAND,
J. NJ. SMITH,
WIN B. HUDNaLL,
WIN. HARDING Jr.
NM o.. 1873. SAME BLACKWELL.