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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-16

Extract Of letter dated Nieu Dept, Ship Pioneer
January II, 1850
Saturday, when in the Gull, it bewa violent gale
from the N E. In sending down the fore ROYAL yard
most melancholy accident occurred Richard Cook
seaman from the Eastern Shore of Virginia. fell from
the fore top gallant rigging into the sea, and was
drowned In his fall, he struck the starboard yard arm
of the fore topss ward beng the lee ,ard having the
larbosrd tack board with such violence as to break
it, and stripped of the top gallant steering sail boom
iron and of all the iron work attached to the end Of
the yard 1t the cracking of the yard that first at
tracted our attention to STALL although the was
colored with blood around him. lie was to be seen
struggling with the element, which in short time
overpowered him. The so high that We cou
not render him the least assistance.
"The Rosseau and Minerva, which left Alexandria
six weeks before the Pioneer, had not discharged
single hogshead of tobacco the 18th of January,
the date of this letter."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-16

NAvAL.-The United States ship Brnndy,vins
Capt. Ballard, got under way from the North
River, N. Y, on Tuesday last, and anchored
al the ). w. Spit
A FRIEND on board the Brandywinc has for.
wsrded us list Of the off ers attached 10 that
ship, which we find 10 be the same as tba, al
ready published by US with the exception Of
the following:
FRANCIS Z HALL goes cut as Lieutenant of
Mar ines. and The name of
GEO. f EMMoNs is omitted among the Mid
shipmen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-16
MARRIED,

At Washington on the 4th instant. by the Reverend
Ethan Allen, WILLIAM u: MASApikh' Esq '" "i''
y .."av1,xr 6 ,Rowx, both of This place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-16

Schnr Pioneer, Atkins; hence at Boston, 10th inst.
Brig Alexandria, Howes, from this port Tor Boston,
passed the shoals on the night of the 9Th instant
Schooner Caledonia hence at Host on, 10th instant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-16
Fran the Norfolk Beacon of uoreb 70

Capt. Morss oil the Schr. Virginia nfur
that there salt to be had at Turks ISL
and Several vessels had left without beng a.
bic 10 procure any.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-16
We have been politely favored by friend
with The FLOWING extracts Of letter. daed

PESsAcoLa, Feb. 18th, 1850
The Grsmpus, will sail tomorrow for Havana The
Falmouth and two Barges preparing for cruise in
the Bahama Channel. The Shark was near being lost
in violent gale in the Gulph; she lost her bow spirit
and stern boat and put into Vera Cruz for repairs "
Since he above was in type,we have received
the Pensacola G .zs'te Of 2on Feb containing
m. E flowing notice Of the sailing of he Fai-
mouth and Grampus,
gu 6. sloop Of Mar Falmouth, Com. Elliot, and
N. U. s ,chr Grampus sailed from tins port
THURSDAY last cruize
The Campus has undergone very important repairs
while in this port; and venture To believe that the
work was as well performed and Ito say the least with
s much despatch niiar work las usual been done
AZ the Northern YARDS"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-16

COMMANDERS or ENGINE
Geo. S. HoIgh
Norman X. Fftshugh
I'm. d Mutt
REGULATORS,
anthony c Cazcnore
John IJiood
John To,reH
James Hansant
Zsnas Rinsey
Thomas ". HeUfh
march l6-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-16

~
PROPERTY MEN,
Matthias Snyder, sen.
John McEobb
Hugh Smith
John w. Hassie
Thomas Jacobs
Charles Bennett
COMMANDERS OF HOSE,
Ezra Luas
lillian c. Mcknight
Charles Wdnkins
AXE MEN,
Ed0ard Smythe
Lewis Piles, senior
Leuis Piles, junior
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-16
Star Fire Company.

Extract from an .7c of the Corporation Of Alexandria,
for the Eriinguishmem i Fire
"SEc /. If any person who shall De present at any
fire, shall gcct refuse to obey the order drec
ton ofanv Officer. who shall he appointed by any Fire
Company now established, or which may be hereafter
established. knowing him to be Officer, such per.
son shall forfeit and pay the of FIVE dollars Pro.
rided the name of such officer shall have been first
published in one OF the public papers"
4 stated meeting of the Star Fire Company, held
~ March l3th 1850, the following persons were
elected Officers, to for ihe ensuing year:
GEORGE S. HuUsH, President
GEoRsE JACOBS, Secretary g Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-16
C\OVerseed,

On bushels, Just received and for sale by
(S1lll m.rch is 8. MESSERSMITH.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18
FARMING UTENSILS, and

HOUSEHOLD ARD EircHEE FURNITURE
TTOR sale at his farm, one mile aud a half
ID from Martinshsrg, CA .sfoilday, the 29ih
: Of this Do,lth, . h1nberof very tine brood
mares, and hlooded colts. some one, and some
two ysarsold, sired by the best brad horses
An the Unien--thess colts BID fafr to prove
fine racers; number Of large work mares,
F.. NOW in loal by tIae fs, blee,lel horse MARY
LANDER The household tarniture consists
lofa spiendis sisicboanjy eleeaat mahogany
tables, sotas, and excellent eight day clock "a
splendid sulky--and asarieg OF other srts-
clos very desirable 10 housekeel,ars. Tho
farming utensils. consists OF wagons, care,
poughs, and every implement necessary for
farmins purposes. Also aqiantty ofcorn nj
hay--the crop G.hoat and rye in The ground,
Also, cattle, hogs, See
A credit Of nine months viii be given on all
sums over five dollars, The purchaser giving
bond with approved security = all sums under
Eve dollars, cash. WIN. b. KING.
March IL, 1880.
p. 5. A quantity Of very fine bacon sale
On the sauna day and the same terms
w. b. X.
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NTOTTOE rs hesSby ..Tzer rtoehe pure.
AN tsiatthe partnership Heretofore existing
under the nasne and figzn Of LrosFN90sT OsTiek
s. Co is this day sdissoiveds--aaa az enc of
the firm resides in Pcnns ylvsnia end the 9th
or intends leaving Berkeley tire books s papers
are, placed for adjustment and collection in
the hands Of BENJAMIN }ObRfCK, Of
.Martinsburg, who alone Is authorised to settls
the same.
All persons indcbted5o the late firm are
informed that immediate payment must be
made or suits will be instituted forthwith.
SAMUEL d. ORRICK,
DAVENPORT ORRICK.
Mart;nsbura. Feb. II, IS30.-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18
tcuuENs OFFICE, Bai6mo~s1


FpoRr OF rue DRAWING Of the Ma.
IN ~ and Stats Lshery, No 2, for te30:--
45ls.( even nuabcr) the eapissl prize, 30 600
1913 prize of 49, 1000
y "a prtze.of oOU
1850 3 prize OF AUG
65ll, 1862 prizes of 200
CPS, 7s4, 2743 1889, 6o5o. prizes Of 1oc
535, 24sI, 2419, $500. 4272 PRICES af so
3s3, 65i2. 1858, 1886, soS9 80
20 prizes Of S20ji09 os SO 400 ofs 5; and 5000
prizes Of 81 each,
No. 45te, (.a.v EYE.N sJEMBERD
having drawn the capital Of ElGHfTHoU
SAND DOLLARS, agreeably to the scheme,
therefore, AL the Epas .NaDibers, being those
ending with either 2 6 8 or %,
are each enftledto prize ofFouR DOLLARS.
and in addition to whateyerpr they may
have drawn besides.
gC.The holders of the prizes are respect
fully requested to. present rhemfor psymeat,as
soon as II may suit their convenience.
y. l. COHEN, Jr & BR0a HERS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18
SIR ALBERT

SIR ALBERT,
a1Ie property q Dr. e. L. -f}aseIar f. {7e1
"a sVih stand for service she ensu-
6ggzM1,4 ans Spring season, syoss xbe. a5th
e2RY9 of March and end on Che .s5sh
ssssssasss OF Dune next, at the sd,aoaing
places, VIZ: three first days in each week al
ane Stable OF Alr. sohn Billmire an Marfiss-
.oms, and the balance of aEs time at the sta
one Oh MI Joseph Entler in Shepherdstowns
Ut ten dollars the season.
see luis Tor pedigree and performances
Sie as NOT eqTalled by any horse of blood in
Folatef slze, beauty and yigour
Feb. II, 183O.-6t.s
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IKE NOTICE.


" sfI9G subscriber having associated witt
81 himselfliis nephew. Pets H. fsaokus, in
the Mercantiic Business in Shepherdstown,
itwill therefore be necessary for me to bring
10 close all my old business. My young
man, Frederick Htms,kump, is hereby duly
authorised to close all my Outstanding debts,
either ny recelntns payment, or 10y note Il
Is hoped, that aliwho know themselves ip,iebk
cd 10 n,e,ssyill be pleased to comply y it'll tin
aioiice IN such a way as will best suit their
present circumstances; and in so doing wiB
confer lasting obligation on their friend.
aho'y also take pleasure in returning mr.
sincere thanks, 10 allthose of my friends ana
customers, and also the public gonesrtIlg. for
the very liberal encouragement have recei-
wed an times past. and hope to ssrrit a con-
finnanee of the same, by strict attention 10
Isease. Very Respectfully, &c.
JOHN g. G0OKL2
Z 'sherherdstown, January 81, lsse. IA
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18

EbUmfC SALE--The subscriber will Of
n fer at public sale, on "Wednesday the
cath inst at his residence near Hokc's Run,
the following property, 10 witi--An elegant
Mahogany Side Board, Beds aud l,edsteads,
Chairs, Tabies. Bureaus. Scotch, Venetian
and bag Carpetins; Mantel and Pier Glassas,
Cut Glass Dccantcrs and Tamblers, superior
set French China, consisting Of eighty pieces;
one set Britannia Metal, Casters, Dishes,
Plates, HALVES and Forks, one "a hour Clock,
together with variety OF Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Also--one Cow, a small
lot OF Hogs, one Colt, one Horse, Sc. a
credit of SIX months on all Gums OF i've dol
lars and upwards, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security; under that sum, cash.
d. ORRiCk.
March II, 1880 1
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18
enr Rfwy,

~ FOH KEW,
HE. House and Lot and Wagon makers
Shop.in King-strect, a. Present occuPieo by
1'''n'sf " ALEXANDER COOPER
Martinshnrg, Feb. Is, 1880.
VbUBLIC SALE VIII be sold, at Public
Sale, on Tysnytldy the 15thdry Of March.
1880. at the late residence of Thomas w.
Davis, decd, near Leetown,
The Personal Propsrtyq sad deceased,
CONSISTING or
Some first rate work Horses,
Brood Mares and Colts,
A fine young Stallion,
Mich Cows, young Cattle and Sheep,
About 100 head of stock Hogs,
A quantity of Wheat s. Rye by the bushei,
CiovsFsecd by the hushsi,
Corn by tire barrel,
Wheat and Rye in the ground,
Two road Wagons, one of them a broad
wheel, nearly new,
One plantation, ditto.
Farming Utensils of every description.
Ploughs, Harows. Windmill. &c. SIC.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
A quantity of Bacon and Lard, -.
A few barrels Of good Cider,
And great many ether articles too ted
Gus for insertion. ..5.,
.also-At the same time and place, the
SLAVES belonging to die estate, will be
hired for the balance of the present year, con
sisting oil men, women, boys and giris.
Nine montss credit will be given on al
sums of and above Ave dollars, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security; ali sums
under FIVE dollars, must be cash
GARLAND NJ DAVIS,
s9dntor Of r. w. Ddvis, decd.
February rs, 1880.
T. S. All persons having claims agninst-he
aboveestate. are requested to present them,
properly authenticated, for settlement; all
those indebted, viii be expected to make i'm
mediate payment. U. NJ ID.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18

|gEsRUST SALE OF LANDRY virtue
81 of a deed OF trust executed hy Barnasd
Kephart and Sarah, his wife, to the subscri-
bers, dated 7th day Of May, 1922, land duly
recorded in the Office ofthe-Cjerk of Berkeley
County Ceurt. we shall, on, Tie l2th day If
.3p1il rasrt before.tle door oIthe Court house,
in the town Of Martinshurg, proceed to sell
TO the highest bidder, for cash, the three
Tracts or parcels of Land conveyed TO rs ia
trust by said deed, or az much thereof as
shah he sufficient to discourage The sum in
-tenflsd to be secured by sold decd, with in
terests aud costs, and charges Of sale. Two
OF these Tracts or parcels ofLand were con
yeyed by George Spero and Sarah, his wife,
to the senl Kephart on 9th of April, 1916,
and the third by Jacob Weaver and Marga-
ret his wife, on the 9th of May, 1916, and lie
ON the drains of Opeguean creek, on the west
ride thereof, and now occupied by Thomas
McQuilkin
WILLIAM LONG, r
DAVID II. CONRAD, trustees 5
March 4, 1880.
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39uultr &SfE,

EEJil.L be sold, by Public Auction, al the
" Stone Tavern on Mill Creek, on Thurs
DAY, The 18Th of March next, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, viz:--Beds and Bedding
bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Bureaus, CUB
boards and Bar Furniture ofevery DESCRIPTION:
one Zen Plate Stove, with Dren aud Pine.
one Franklin Stove, end many ether articles
TOO tedious TO particularize Six months cred
1t VIII be given the purchasers on all sums
over -Four Dollars, upon gazing bond with Sc
curty, and under that sum, the Cash. The
sale VIII begin early in the Day, and continue
from day to day until all is sold.
WAI. -SHOWALTER.
February IS, 1880.
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AIeHkar FRzE,
10000 UOLA AR =

1885 Prizes amounting 10 $50 600
More PriSn than BLsaks, the scheme con
tanning only.nine thousand tickets, and beisg
arranged on the ODD and EVEN System,
the holder of two Tickets or two Shares IL
certain Of obtaining at least ONE PRIZE
and may draw THREE! and in proportion
for any greater quantity.
PisTGf ~ tICKETS: s
Itholc s5---IiaF 50 80 cts Quarters 81 rs
10 bs bad4n the greatest vaFietg,of Numbers.
(Odd and Eyep) at t2
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StNaoaaOse Ganfla.
Iann for Rfart.

THE subscribers viii rent, for one or mo,e
years, good FARM, lying on the Po-
toniac River. near Little Georgetown, in
Berkeley county, Va. containing about 100
.|NszA acres of cleared land, in tolerable
ssasZ condition. The improvements con
sss.. sist eff good D,telling House and
every necessary building. Any per-
son wishing. 10 rent, viii apply to either oil
the subscribers hgingin Jefferson county.
JAMES GLENN,
JOSEPH GORRELL.
Feb. 10, 1sS0--3w.
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THE NEXT sCHEME.

THE NEXT SCHEME.
NEkRYLAND STATE LOTTERY No
I'VE s, Tor lS50--to be tirawn uadcr the
sepsrrntendcnce of the Commissioners mp
pointed by the Governor and Council,
On WEDNESDAY, 18th MARCH.
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STEW RlRMo

2 B sHE subscriber has associated with hin
70 selfsn the Mercantile Business, in Shep
herdstown, at his old and web known stand
his nephew. Peter H. Cookies. The bushes
in future viii be conducted in the name O
JOHN Z. COOKUS e. 90.
JOHN 4. COOKJS.
Shephenlstown, January 81, 1880
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" sRUSTEH SALE.--By virtue OF a deed
b OF trust from Rawleigh MORGAN, bearing
Date 14th Of February, 1898 and now record
ed in the Clerks Office OF Berkeley county,
the undersigned viii, on Monday the 18th day
Of April next, before the Court house, in Mar
6nsburg, offer for sale at public auction, for
xHs3aA. cash, two Tracts or parcels of
AxHR LAND, lying and being in the
0Tf county Aforesaid. bounded in part
..-r4.~... by the Potomac River, and adjoin-
hg the land Of the heirs of John Henry
This land in part was devised by Van Swear.
bgen to five persons, ono of whom was the
said Rawleigh Morgan, whose part or portion
being the same now conveyed, amounting tc
30 acres; the other tract of land conveyed to
thessaid party of the first part. by Rawleigh
Morgan, by deed, dated the 10th Of March,
1921, containing As acres, roods and Sc
poles, adjoining the first mentioned tract
Such title will be made as is vested in the
trustee, which-is supposed 10 be good
JOHN klSINGER,
March II, 1880, the surviving Trustee
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MOTfnUlBo

kIUWIWlIo
( a VIE undersigned respectfully requests all
81 those indebted to HIM TO pay their ac
counts and obligations during this and The
ensuing month--Also, those indebted TO The
late fra of J. ". Riddle s, Smith. An who
10 not comply with this request win iipd tha,
hey will be compeAed TO do so wit:, cost.
February IL 1850.
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n0u HuIHsfous others ofsI5, SO, &c
Price Of tickets.
Whole s5-Half 50 30 cts.-Quarter 81 a.
On Wednesday, the 3ia Mt9tsl, 1880, tie
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Glass No 6, FOR 1880.
VIII be drawn in the city of Washington.
80 NUMBER LoTrERy-e pps,vr
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18
March 9TH, 1880.

FsUBIIC SkLE--tyill be sold, at public
I'll. sale. on Monday Tie 22d day Of .ncreh
list a. the suhscriber's residence, near the
head of Tnsoarora creek, 5 miles west OF
Mariinsburg, the following property, 10 wit:
Horses, Cows, Sheep, andIIogs, One Wagon,
and other farming utensils; Hay by the ION,
Griinio the gsound; quantity of Bacon,
Also, variety Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting .ef Tables. Chairs, enc
Conner Cop5oeryl, Bureau, Beds and Bed
ding, Ci0ck. and a number of other articles
TOO numerous to rle1Tion. The sale wsR COM
mcnee ct 9oelociz. A. hI aaa continue from
dav to day until all isscld A credit Of nine
months viii be given On all SENS above three
dollars, the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security; md all under that sum, the
cash will be required.
FANNY STIP, Exse"tr;p
March d, 1880
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CAPITAL PRIZES:
SS25 600 & $40 600.
TICKETS ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.

On Saturday, The Goth IF March, 1880.
VIII be drawnin the City of Washington, the
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
Glass No. 5, FOR 1880.
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nv ne ,,i,t,i;ty 1.-TWO deeds Gfsrust exc

TeY fbe authority dftwo deeds ntrut exc
IS cu,ed by Levi birmingham, the one 70
ohm ssrotssr for de .bsae6t Of Charles u.
Stewart, the oshera b. David IL ,Conran ion
The benefit of David Mller's administrator
ard William 5. Miller & Co. the undersigned
will sell, at public auction. for cash. before
The door Of tas Courthouse, in Martissburg,
assssSs on .M@,dgg ths I2m e. april n s;rt
VAL u ABLE TRACTofLAND,
49, on hill Creek, in the county OF
!. Berkeley, supposed 70 ,ontsin aaa
acTes-bciGg the came land which was ossi-
sed to Lew c unuinghata .by his father, Geo:
Cunningham, deceased, aad On Which the
said Levi now lives, adjoining the land: OF
Clevin.cr (Eo,,neriy r. RidSvaD Il. Haslst,
and others.
TEe,trustees viii convey such faeato the
purchaser ~ is vested in thena blythe trust
deeds aforesaid, which titleis believed to be
good. join SLkOlHEh,
DAVID Ii. CONRAD.
March 9TH, 1880.
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EFY virtue of a deed Of trast from James
1lB Stephenson and Ann his wife, bearing
date on the 9th day of June, 1891, and now
ofrecordi 10 the. county court ofBerke ley, the
undersigned will, on Monday The iath DIN
81 .5prat nert, being Court day, before tic Court
<'otsse door, IN .hortmsburg. offer for sale, at
a9ssAftN public auction, a certain TRACT
tts or PARCEL OF LAND, living on
0tH the east side of the road leading
.N1AH~fr from Martinsburg TO Winchester,
between Darkesvile and the Stone Tavern
On MiH-Creek, and described. in the deed
as "adjoining the lands of Gill and Miller,
Soseph Grubb and George Holiday, SUP
posed'to contain about two hundred acres
The terms of sale will be one third of the
purchase money at the time of sale, and the
Eesiduee IN two annual nstalments with inter
est. TO be secured by a lien upon the land
a he sale OF this land was advertised to be
made on the 9th instant, but was u,en post
Foned at the instance of one of the parties
concerned.
PHILIP G. sPENDLETON.
March IL, Is3a---ts-
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a STRAY DOG-Sraycd from opsub
IN scnber. some time last winter, large
GREY HOUND. On his right hind foot
is scar .oceasioned by horse. He has q
white ring around his neck, and his color is a
i..Ii brlndle reasonable reward will be
:. @e7 information is given the subscriber.
Address,
Dr.. I. Z. JOHNSON,
Hancock, Nd.
March II, 1880
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SPLENDID PRIZES

so NUMBER LoTTsRY-TEs DRAWN B.1.1ops
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-12
Thomas NaSarty

,h>pECrFUi.i.Y informs the inhabitants Of Alex
n7na 'nt Us vicinity, that he will open SEMI
''hr tae educa,iaa ot youag tsent!emen, on the
'S4' at his dwelling, house an DuSe-stree,, 'nil
e'ui'he >,ust'on can he procured. The Soho.
course vi comprise the Geek, Latin, French
sHS'Sh Languages; Logic, Metaphysics, Rheto-
'nenhon and Composition; Ancient and Modern
.fS' Chrnneiogy, GeOgraphy With the use Of the
ana globes, Mathematics, Arithmetic, Whiting. &c.
N 11'ern>err from his long experience in teaching,
f'-csSS IN Qualifying young Gentlemen for TIM
IVES AMI professions both in Europe aud this Dis
VG.'s he viii give general satisfaction. lie
m'nse't that his utmost exer,ions will be used
--'ohng the literary improvement OF the pupils
nay oe cOnmit,etl To his care.
FhAuon concerning 7. 5 capability, acquire
i NuI discipline, Teacher, ma, be learned by
,E to Maj. Gen. M,conb, Gen Mason, Clement
-, John harbury, VIM S. NiColls. Esq. Col. fow-
M Capt Morton, Georgetown, John Boyle, ut
@,y Department, ioha Mcleod, Principal OF the
Academy, Washington City; and pan'l Bryan,
HS<andr'a. Term, can be sscertsined by :nqur'
n I, IT, at his residence on Duke street.
D. . since the foregoing WAS in type. the building,
IS%esreet, used. at present. rs a place OF wor-
NE Society of Reformed Methodists, has been
60 oy the advertiser, and he will commence
l. aieseln on the day above spseifed'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-12
SUPERIOR OIL, PASTE AND LIQUID
BLACKING

HAVING commenced the manufacture of Oil, Paste
and Lqid B!acSing, the undersigned informs
the public n.rly, that they can BE- supplied either
bv the quantity single box or bottle. In recon-
mcndng this article to public nntice, the subscriber
would merely observe that The ingredients of which it
i male perfectly harmless; and unlike most COM
positions of the kind, tends in remarkable degree.
To preserve the esthcr-n the same time producing
mns beautiful gloss. Oil Corning of its principal
cnmnnnents it may he applied to greasy leather with
out injury to the gloss, and thereby rendering the lea
ther water proof prevent imposition, the subscr
Der has nlented hi, name on top o! the backing in
each hox To country merchants and others, who
may purchase to sell again, liberal discount will be
made ..' u j. SatfE'AI.
Yves, side Of Royal, between King and Prince Streets
;ap1 Alexandria. ID G..