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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-08
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Morse < Iosselyn,

Corner O. King and Royuisls. .afeTG""r'a.
5iAVE Oh hand, and continue TO manufacture %" 80
4 l. of the VARIOUS qualities and fashions no" WIZ
for sale, wholesale or retail Var
They have received y;he latest arrivals from New
York and Philadelphia, acompIete assortment Oh
Gemiiemen's,
LQdies' and Chiidyen's Bearers ana tGF
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS:
Together with fi,l! assortment OF iiatters run
Trimmings, Dye stufs, &c. &c,
Country merchants are invited TO call and EXAMINE
their assortment as they will sell Oh as good tern,
can DC had else where. acc 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-08
Sugar, Yea. CniSee, &C.


Z 81. DOUGLAS have jus, received well select.
~ ed assortment of
GROCERIES,, Viz:
80 hLds and tIerces sugar, ofvarinus qualities
IS hhis, tierces, and bbls mossses & 10
40 package, of teas, gunpow,lrr, nferal, and
young Tyson, Of fine quali',
1000 lbs loaf sugar, of different numbers
90 bags best and common coffee
SALI.-Ioose and in sacks
SPF'ES Embracing pepper, alspice, ginger,
cloyes. uutncgs, cinnamon. mace, sc
SPIRITS French brandy, Holland gin, Jamaica,
tn,i,nl, ana New England rum
IPINES Madeira. Lisbon, port, malaga, &C.; some
of item very low priced.
DIES Indigo, copperas, madlcr, logwood, fusic,
alum, sc
EPSON SALTS ola superior quality
SfCFF-Lciper, Garrett, & LOriilar's Maccabau
PAPER Writing and wrapping; tobacco, starch,
mustard, cheese, fig blue. gunpowder, shot bar lead,
birthstone, salt petrc, &c &c the Whole o. which they
will SELL wholesale and retail YER, moderate
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-08
Cash Ia Market.

VNTE wish 70 purchase ONE HUMPHREY '.D
w FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES, of both seAes
from q TO Is years of age-feld hands. Also ne
chanics CT every description.
Persons wishing to sell would do well to give
CALI as we are determined TO give higher price'.~
slaves than any purchaser who now or may be H''
after in this market 49,.
Any Communication in writing will bepromptES
tended to. We can at all times be found at oulf'
dence, west end of Duke street, Alexandra, u, y,
sent ID FRANKLIN l. AREFihLp'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-08

AL have appointed WILLIAM HARPEN'
Drug is, OF A,N ,ndra, Ui,u,C, ct 20 "mDa' nv
\. emf y 10 has oesn fully qualified t"s cur"s oy''
pep.y, on the plan praotls-.i ~ a. self. "ct %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-08
Valuable proper,y
FOR sale OR Len Sc.


- No. 1.-The Three Story Brick Store
IN at the corner of Prince anu Fairfax -trcers
tssssI "a Lot of Ground on Prince street,
Ea9abou, 100 feet front on Prince and w iee' on
Royal street I'm this lot good brick dweiiins,i'
abe occupancy ofMr u Miller
s.-A Frame Dwelling OIL King street, ~ by
To- feet to- item feet alley.
A Frame Dwelling On Water street, "A IT.
from, By - { ct deep. go
5.-A Vacant Lot at the intersection oil Wa
te..,a Franklin streets, loo fcet front ~ % 5-i2
eep rhis Will be ren,ed IN building lots al ~ cents
pr front foot W..
Ga vacau, Lot, Al ieetfront On Water st.
b, i25 deep
"A lot on Washington street, IS feet front
by i0j deep. at the intersection OF '"cesss'r.e'
GA tatl u i, brick nuii'lins,
8.--A Vacant Lot on Patrick street, "a feet
iran., snl1.fta- .tepta ~ TIL II .sre
"a Vacant Lot on Henry street, % feet
front aai ha,fth, depth ~ the square
~. ~ Ierty w,l! he shewn On ,ppiicaton TO
June rs. fo"E TIT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-08

NJ r. This Ointment, whichis highly valuable ap
plicaton FOR Frost bites burns seal Is, and women's
sore or 'welled breasts, is put up IN neatly finished
glazed Jug, we'll c)rk- and sealed with directions
how to use t the proprietor wishes it to be obsery
Cd that ordertp preserve its virtues, persons using
will cork ii again. ss keep TIE air from destroy
ing lis COOL qualities. No agent receives them in any
other way than being well corked and sealed.
.7GENTN:
WILLIAM GUNTON,
Druggist "a ipsaue, Washington.
N.-JEWITT,
Druggist, Pr .1renwe, Washington.
JNO. LITTLE,
Druggist, GeOrseto,cn.
MEsSRS. SCOTT.
Upper Marlborough.
r. SEMMES,
Port Tobacco.
Nj. GRIFFIN,
may P.seata.uay and Nottingham.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-08
Notice.

U WISH to sell the I.br next 10 Branham's, on Wa.
ter street. And opposite the house atel. Occur ed
by L. Hill. Also, rwo shares IN Baltimore " III
in,ton steam Packet Company. And wis, tn purchase
cuachee and harness, and light second hand Sui.
kew and harness.
e,,l7 GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-08

.SusNv, N0Hae, Abuses, &c
,uiDs. New Orleans. st. Croix, and Porto Rico
I'D sugars
400 lbs loaf AMI hump 'ug'r, part steam refined
5000 lbs c,ff--, part strong SC ,nted Rio
10 rug. superior old lava coffee
so ,uds RETAILING molasses
SO cnes.s, half CHESTS. and boxes gunpow Ter,
imperial, AID young hyson teas. late 'mpor
ta,ions, partI, the elviile'svery superior
teas
2OOolbs cotton warn. Nos 4 Is, at factory prices
500 lbs heavy Sumisra pepper
5 tons shot, assorted I to No 10
eeroons irstq,i!'ty Spanish indigo
90 quarter casks Dry and sweet Malaga
10 indian barrels 5 wine
90 Q o oosa. prime Goshen cheese
Ground alum and sick salt
with, gen .r,i assortment of vines liquors. spices,
dye stuff gnp,wdr, chewing, Tobacco soap. candles
and oh,r Groceries, for sale, credit or for cash
payment, ut moderate pr'ces. by
SAMUEL. ID LARMOUR Co.
n- The Iecs5urg Genus of Lib ,rly, AMI Warrenton
Spectator, viii p~sse insert this thrice weekly, and
send tn ir accounts 10 the Office of the Phrnix ia
Zette. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-08
.MA.sses, Yea. e5o.

M lAlS3G3, lSl, GU.
d Ohm n LADD ,ffers for sale
y 17Alls realizing u'lisses
Sch lis youag nyson tea, Mentors cargo
p'pe, gin
6birrel, sperm oil
10 ,,~reis vinegar
Is boxes muscsdiel raisins
H6b,xes yellow soap
barrel cloves
5000 bushels grounl alum salt
$50 sacks shown liverpool filled
$50 barrels No. ) mack rel
So KIDS No
8Dblrrels Nos aud herring
l0Ju pounds goldfish
100 reams wrapping paper
90 .su.ny bags
20 pieces tow cloth
l4J srinjls,ones
cis. COMBS. assorted sizes
Freehorn's ,lpighs, nmd boards, shares, &c.s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-08
SOON IeWarA-5,op the ,hiei!

~ pONy NJ w III NlNoS >AAO
>>AWAY from the subscriber, living near Upper
v,lle fauquer county, V"g'n'a on the l1lh 1"he'
1879, a negro man (wagoner) n,med
S.4NFORD,
about 24or 2Svesrs of age about feet or l0inche'
high. &c dark coPpvr coor stout across the ofeas,
aa ,hluiiers-with long IDS and fingers, and
way song feet, about IL inches Tie stoops little IN
h Carriage his knees ling forward his nose Is
10 ,er than ordinary, his mouth wide. and has undsr
So thick and turned downwsrds Tie hssa scar on on
oi his fore fingers JUS, sdonln the first JOINT, occa
stoned by the ola scythe, and larger one on aIN
elbow occssioned by putting stone 1.-THE cart when
so3k.n 20 he has rather down look.
SANFORD took with him f73 OF the subscriber
inoney. and has no loubt changed his clothing, nav
inr lett mos, OF his clothes behind lie rode eli one
Of III. wagon horses, which having been rec'am'd IN
IT,. nciyhaoraooi Of Battietown, beyond the blu
Rlse. makes it probaole that he made his way t"
Fsasy lv.sa, through the neghborhoos OF Fredercs'
town or HAgerstowu. The wagon saddle AMI orui~
va ch he to1k with him have not oeen hesr OF.
Whoever wt,secure said slave, (and more espec'al!
,h forged pass which have reason To believe he has.
50 ,hs, get Aun .gs, shairaceive the above reward
anu I'll reasonable expenses il brought home
JAMES LAKE,
Jpvsrsi!ic. Faa9uiereounfy Ia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-08
William Fowlc X 90.

.t,o:lsomck secuted
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

ave teseipa so' t1ss. incisdei IN q sl Al s,l,er Jops CO.. Vy
.r,fIno"s Of d. r,%ss s%s" !" .: ~ used H'G ~. esnno s'T ,si S sSy
Mt Esndolpd ha. Obtained a credit Gr moro slcps than he $
R:"soipS ~seo the ship arrived =. so..o s.aa' '" ''''os"x -
A bill Of Or6la for clothing MAIDS ON account Of 1r Thinker
aao.n, paid must be eish, or nine Thousand aSIIsm The OBJ.
ice, II paying the discharged men and odacrn on rtmbcdake's
paid some o, this money. aln. Ama,a Pa;oe aad al he Old.
Ns rnnberase's private paper. wcro on shore. and were po,
op. he believes, ny 1t vailri,s aud l., Pains; bis public papers
~ese in bis lNotman'9 posx-ssion, ana sfte, he had n,ds' ,hs
Ordla'. bI VA, a ,siioTs bill. aI,os.'i,er rr,sat,e; tho c,,,he,
made yer. eilor about all Issued befse T"pberlske's death;
bat Con. fs,erson refused tn ies hun do "a The articles as
Irecetrcd were enicrsd before the 3Ist March, aud The prices Al.
vas paid ca Of T'mbcr,sse'. money by Mr. RandoIrh. r.bso.
Que"t tn Us ncath lie docs no, know how the receipts came
MIR Tmhe''ak. was too i'll to suend to bns,nss. Mr. Down.
.ns, u witness to one of he reccip,s, did nat arrive at Port
original receipt is m, in bis (V,:nau'-l hand wr,in,. IN, d.
ri'ea'e AID ,nplva,e are. lie does not know hos il happened
ihs. ,hrte are ddsion, witnesses to tho original. d'pI,ca,e
ant ,riplics,s. fie does no, rerollect why the sunrsvai of the
Commodore 8 no, affixed To tie duplicate aud duplicate. AIR
Downing iss witness 10 one ut the latter.
A bx oi $1,000 was taken on sLore to M. T,mSer+ase.
Toom After his death il ras brought ua board, and bad bu,
$3.50 in il He never knew wha, beca,as of the nslane. Hs
IL Or Randolph aud All. fslc,,e brought il fron shore into
ling tire money. but understood ths, there was abou, $3.50.
The nttcefs' book uniSin: Gnm the Fourth Auditor, Office IL,
ne .,'nH'. ~. a trunk of HI. at Baltimore, vuich hs expect. here
u day insse papers came into his possess,uu q, Boston tie
.d t"s ad N n"pies'u. aud rrpaakns T,"es'la!.'' psper
iivereJ by him u MIR Randolph at Hos,on, shou, the 18Th July.
Numerically after which he left Boston A parcel Of loose
rsquistions and other parers were packed in a ,rurs and
sent, s!sr him bv the prr.on who attended him. amons which
! tho book .P'se' Of He ,aiaks it "a. about the time Mr
Calder and dr Randolph brought on Nr. 7, uh~iske's aceovts.
Vas oook had no. been packed up, hut remained in his pos
sffnon. 70 enable him to make out the 6nal rccsip, roll. which
was n, completed until the arrival Of the suJp a, Boston H-
unaks m's b'SS was Dever in Tue possession Of nr Randolph
OF AIR Calder He nser had Tnnbrriake's letter ha,l ia his
pnsssssion, except in AIR Timba1!ss-'. roun, 10 copy Sp,ne
letters ftom Il; He know. nothing Of the cutting Of any leave.
out ON None wcae observed by lim To I've cut gu, when
be copied fom it. On hcing shown the book, h. recornized !,
pet.sc"y. lie has never seen II before sicc rimberlake's
Gra:b-;t wCs ON shoe al his roo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

destroy themselves by taking laudanum At q house in
the Regents park. the life OF one was s,ved, the other
died. Perhaps the most extraordinary psri of tbs
story remains to be told. The ne wspapers, of course.
carried the melancholy intelligence 70 Hanover,
where it wa. pcruscd BY q een,lemsn of h,uh rank g
considerable wealth, who had been many years ngo
attached to this only surviving one of the sisters. II.
immediately embarked for England, offered matriago
To Miss Adoiphia Both; she is now his wife, and thoy
ave on the eve of emburkiug from London for Italy,
TO this we may odd, that the statements OF their
near conncxien with tho Royal Family OF England
are perfectly correct + Britist -M1yo,in,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25
BALTIMORE. Iune on

BALTIMORE, June q.
by the arrival of the schooner Repeater. Csp,.;,
Rose, at this port, yesterday. in 20 DAYS from tho
Soast oil Africa, we have received the following INTEL
ngence:-on the 18Th May Was boarded by q bons
rom ms u IL. Sloop of War Medina, who Informed
captain hose that u despatch vesesl, from -.
bound for Sierra leone, was boarded q few dsy, pres
Vious oy q firate. mud treated IN q most horrible man
ner, tyeing the Captain aud Ar,t ofaccr b.ct % h.nS
ana throwing them into the 500. and 70 continued ON
,h Twelve others shared the came fate. AAer remain
ing ,h.fty hours, Numbering and destroying oil that
~aIon ooaid' they cut away the masts, and 6red sew
ring this time we're concealed below deck and ,haa
escaped a watery grave-thcy afterwards riooed in
rymas's and fortunately reached their destined port.
GRepubLirnn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25
TO MILLJNERS

- mcut of plain and edged coIorej n, Fs,a , i
:. good quality, bonnet wire, lawn battice for hou'
nels' colored %bnttIces, low priced book musl,rs. nn.
case cotton ribend wire taste, white silk do yti,o
naNan grapes, foundation musIins, white satip,. g.
@c Tor sale at reduced prices, at his ' ~''
zee Fancy Dry Gond n Irish Linen s,r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25
AMes KENDALL, Ere.

~
The following passage was read TO Mr. Norman. from @ 10,
HIoi - n Pauidiug TO The Fourth Auditor, dated Ism Fel,,ua.
~, 1870: 'D'ua
'Afef the receipt Of your lotter enclosing the queries N, co,
Uouore Patterson, concluded to send a rpuuest 10 Al, No,
Uan ud' ne would call and see me at my Office. and a. .n.
Nb morning On my stating TO him the reas for reouestinc
Us m'e,Vfe"' MS reply was, that he knew nothing 81 lb. sur
JET OF me money or property left 10y Nr rimbefiaks e.ce,,
psvlus understood genoraily that there was some money AID
proper whai became OF II tie could ut tell lie nei,hs,
cI" VI INC oh
he wa. asked, is this trnoi Reply; Il ia, except tba, bo ,,ld
MT pauiding ths, MIR Randolph paid .sue Of Tjn,n., -
ocpsou' oi ms own money, and that his hand yrun, .n,Li
sno~ now much Lie men discharged on the 3J-i Ma,cl,, nn
,noo,hakes pay roll, were paid out OF that mooev mo, om
1a, gay, Dut a iey days aferwardS. All the Ulcers settled
""n ny 70 the 5lsi March, were also paid out of ,Iro, n,"a".
npsy foId those discharged, aud another Of the officer. ,n.1
W. "sne OUT, out he does not know what b,s L,co,r. y,
cOnsi. 10 Nr Randolph 'e 40
Oh Com PaIeTson's ob,eryIrr tina, he had ,,,..,
U1oNni Woman should be present az the countino' oC ~.
'op"ey 400 pAk'ng the inventories, he replied Tia, INC d. ,m.
PHue" OIL faOs' Mr. fslette. aud he thinks Mr. Rsndc,nG
',se1th s money and TOOK the inventories lie had the trvss
s"f InnnehssSs .iops aud stores, which were ,aLsn 80
s"si VI sHnnehakes deaths the chests and boxes eon,aao
- - sh1les were Ell mailed up, and we're moi opened mi
eDss"yed ~ Boston. There was chest con,a,nin, sb,,,,
vas hDse,b re oooe of wbch were sold after Tuni,e,sts;,,
r,ns q n, I,n'benakes goods and slops were drawn
oJsb hsodplpb Tie store. were sold by oric, oc,ts
10Y " nsyy s' be understood, at Boston, and the
sa1et'fAse cp fse Naval Store MIR Rapdolph made a ~.
sN~psHasy fc's himself at fod Mshon. Eynso,"n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

On W.daesnay last, tie Rev. Mr. Saaboro, of
Painted Pos: ;iogd connty. Pa. committed suieid.
by hanging himself Or. S had been a minister of
tile gospel for s'me years, bat had lately evinoed
symptoms OF insa nifty, to which is attributed the fatal
act which pai a close 10 his earthly existence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

crIticalcxamination Of HE Presidents Teio Me,goyo
This document ~ unsuitable in some parts. and Wi
neroblc in others. The critics will do we'll TO enquire
Whether undue importance be not ascribrd TO The
speedy payment If The national debt That object
Is insignificant when compared with the earliest exc.
cntion OF great schemes Of Internal IMPROVEMENT
What would bc said OF the merchant. who ab,n.
d"n.d or postponed great colninercIal operations
certainly nnd immensely l%ncranyr. ~ order TO cytin.
guish u ! ~ bank discounts, Of an amount far ,nr,rl.
or TO tin. ofhis resources? .Y1t. On.
HE BOston Courier states. that John w .Jamcs.
Esq. hes been appointed Woigher aud Gsuror IN mo
boston Custom House, 10 place of Mr.. John Chomp.
ncy' removed And also, tint Benjamin II. Norton,
Seq has been appointed Inspector in the B sion Chs.
tom House THIS is the gentleman who was reform.
ed out Of the Hartford Post Office, The day mo- bo
Wes rcforfncd in lie then wen, on 10 Washington.
to blow the administration sky hich" Not rettinp
redress az room os no expected, hc prepared an appcai
To INC universe which WIS supposed to contain
snndry cdifyibg disclosures. This docrmcnt Daft re
fused to publish; and lest 10 should find Its way 20 the
public through some other channel, Norton wos sent
OH with n promise Of a situation IN he Boston Custom
House. lie has been paid al ast.-Com ado.
In a speech delivered in the House of Commons on
t1e 29th Of April, Mr. Droughom stated that he had
been offered and had refused The highest judicial situ.
a'Ion ~ the gill OF the Sovcreign;" that le was nj that
period engaged lin doing that act, which, above all
other acts, was calculated To prevent the possibility of
such a proposition being made ogain, e. thia on grounds
both c"r,onal and political" The London Morning
Ii raid atatos hat the Lord Chancellorslip is the office
r''err'd ~ u no, been soescsled tina, tho oacr wa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-25

q man was taken to the Hospital yesterday morn; mr..
who bad attempted to commit suicide. by h,,w,na ,s,
brains out: Horribly ~msugIed, with bis nose and q
great portion OF his face toro of, he presented a dread.
tnl spectacle, and could not possibly survive many
bours'-Phn hq. "'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-12
Practical Hook -keeping

AsR CARPENIlERr specially informs the ci,iz ms
vi of Ale xandra. thai he has the '.fire next
door TO tie Post Dfce. which he has fitted up for the
purpose teaching Commercial transactions in prac
tcsl manner; in which the student i, introduced into
business and carried through AL its various complicated
forms by Double Entry; in Single and Partnership
business.
TO every one engaged in commercial pursuits, the
much and long neglected. &c, oi regular ENTREES OF
mercantile transactions is of vital Importance without
critical Knowledge OF thse the most serious
quences often rn~ue Many men in business for the
want Of this knowledge, are compelled to leave the
msnag ment Of their to agent, clerks, and
IF trusting their hdet, without possessing eff
cie Of te-iHg he correctness of their proceed
mgs. by the following system of Instruction, ,he above
can be easily rcmeai'd, elz
lst. The mersh,nt, u'rler specific name, is intro
duced in domestic business, which h conducts fol
three months i!.th,n balances an closes his books,
on ne,c and improred ,lan
ID the Nerch~n then kes parner, and enters iutO
h piping, Commission and Special COpw inerShp 1us
Nc 49, which he conducts fo months, al the close al
which the concern i disso ell he chsGt the ntsk
The busihess INTO bis hands, settles with his
ing partner, pays hun his proportion VI rof:, ard
capital fu nished.
1he whols viii be rendered exceedingly s'npe.
TO consist OF courses: first. Domes.ici second Fo
reign: Of ~ Lessons each
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-12
BOOK KEEPLNG.
N,WnS t.aaias' seminary,
On 81. ,4saph Street, be.,ceen King E. Cameron.
WIN NJ. Jones

HNFORHS the pa,rons of lh institution that the du
ties Will re CONNIE on III, FIRST Monday in Sep
TENDER.
In addition to he English branches usually taught
in tt't best mnaries, tie Young ladies' will have an
opportunity of beng instructed in the Greek, Latin,
and French II grages
His course OF stdrs is arranged to suit the gradual
devcopm, NJ of h n r-nt faculties of the mind AMI
every means will be us d, and motives ike wse pre-
scented, 10 excne I" HABITS Of industry sn love ofli,e-
ture In short hrs great aim ia commune .tng in
,rucrion is TO open the mind, inform the re.son ma.
ure the Iudgmcm, and mpruve III" disposition by the
prrpcr cultivation If The heart and aft ctious. lie has
frequent examinations; and those friendly TO the In
stnti0n arc te,pertfy invited & visit IT. shere they
may witness the advancement OF his pupils hi, disci
pne and governre nt
Terms made knrwn al the School Room or at the
house If the Rev'd. WIN c. Walton with whom hr
boards.
Alexandra, aug 10 -erSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-12
Pennanship.

4 new System Of Writing. 'atgM nert door 10
the Post D9icc, which Is sanctioned by gsntls-
men Of fhe first taste.
NsH CARP ~ Ter respectfully soiicits he a,ten.
w ton vt he pubic to the important ivantages to
b. derived from khowiegc of this superior :, stem
q, a node. pupils taught TO sit with and els
ganoc, and acquire III shnt peri ID that sary
comp sament important to ala beautiful running
and ~ 'r hAni-wrn 30 write perfectly straight
w'th' III rs, .d viii grea,cr freedom than s,
m ever taught; AID great the Improvement. that
ten l. I've lesson often produces free and elegant
run"ing hand b! th"se who could not write their
EaIDrs
DOOK-REEPING.
Mr reSpsc.iui, al, rms The gentlemen Of the
Z" Bar III h, WI, commence with private class of
tn Pr tess,on con sufficient number of names
ar s." 4" go pr-s.y tn rivv 'heo knowledge of
opSn.ne. e"ndue':ng. ana closing g. Of DO ks by
double entry Al he means of Tin, all accounts,
" ''f al attire NV plan winch Is the Mgnu Char.
ia" 81 the sc-nc-.,t Book Keeping
F'r 'ur'her particulars apply at the Office,
aug ~ st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-12

'EHHE subscriber has located Factory for INPLE.
Il MENrS OF HU-BANDRY IN this place, one
-qu,re above the Diagonal lump (KaE .,reet) where
and son intend ytng on ,h. business upon b
scale to meet the genera d rnsnd.
So The subscr.b. j. the ra'rntee of thu
PLOUGH
tSIsesaz!4se her with some recen, improvements,
ui OF winch ave warranted to answer thu wish of th6
Farmer
ri ugh Castings and Wrought Iron, with and with.
out the stock, viii BE- sold ny wholesale aud retail.
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S. McCURHICK.
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