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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
anita N G ULAR SYSTEM OF
WRITING

ENOR THE EASY ATTAINMENT OF a TREE, EXPEDITIONS,
L and permanent CURRENT HAND.
Mr.. BRISTOW, (of Regent Street, London, }
Having been engaged teaching the most respectable
families, merchants, clerks, and Others in the cities OF
Boston, philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York, re-
specially announces his arrival in ALEXANDRIA, where
he intends (for y limited period) to practice his ingeni-
Gus and unerring proc, IS of eradicating all bad habits
Of writing IN
TWELVE EASY LESSONS;
and:he conf lently anticipates, that all those persons,
whose hand writing. from various causes, may be an,
wsy imperfect, will avail themselves ofthe present op.
rortunity-an opportunity certainly not to be neglect.
ed, inasnmch AS il imparts in twelve short lessons,
TO LADIES. a neat, rapid, and fashionable hand, t"u
Iy elegant, delicate, and ladylke; and to GENTLEMEN
a style at once bold, free, expeditions, and expressly
calculated for MERCANTILE PURSUITS. regardless how
long they may have been hahi,uated TO, or how defec.
tive may be their present mode of writing,
Glasses for LADIES aud GENTLEMEN, which are SPA.
RATE and LIMITED, are arranged to suit the time and
convenience # the pupils.
EsTABLi,BMsNr at Miss Ashton's, corner Of King and
Washington streets, where numerous specimens ofsuc
c, ssful aud rapid improvement made by Mr.. BIS pu.
pills Of various ares MAJ be seen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25

Choice Wines,
In pipes, half pipes and quarter casks.
London particular Madeira wine
Msrsejies and Sicily Madeira
Port and Sherry
Chateau Lcovillc and st. julien Clsret
Hermitage and sauterne, all warranted OF ces'
quality.
Par, of the Madeira is very old, and some has had
the benefit of an East India voyage; for sale by
A. C. CAZENOVE < Go.
AIso-Hibbert's best brown stout and London poT'
ter in casks containing z doEen each.
iune z
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
EOr Rent,
Spring Goods.

CANNELL s. WISE,
five received part of their spring supply OF new
and fashionable GOODS, and invite their friends
and the pubiic to call and exsminc them.
One case of DlalstaJie BOnnefs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
Was Committed

'EvO the Jail for the County Of Alexandra, ID G. on
4 the ooh instant, n negro man VIII. says his name IS
CHARLES LINDSAY.
lie appears to be about % years OF age. S feet ) inch
es high, and well made; he SAYS he is free, aad thai he
did belong To tn estate Of Mrs, iiulha EdnoBdson, It
Prince Georges County, Maryland
The owner is requested to come forward. prove
property, pay charges, aud taxi him AVA, otherwise
he will be disposed Of according to law.
lIORA1lO n. STEELE,
;unc oS-St Jalor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
nrehoMse to Rent.

k The Warehouse at the corner Of King & Union
kss3HL streets, now occupied by Mr.. James NJ Mc''ea,
NAV be rented, aud possession given 18Th Iuly next
anr 81 SAf'L. B. LARMVUR S Go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25

We, the Undersigned, from ou- own personal obser-
walton Of the astonishing advancement OF some who
hav. prsctised upon Mr.. Dristow's System, do cheer.
fully rec nd tito the public, as one possessing real
aud intrinsic merit, by which the most defective --wri-
ter may be taught to write AN easy and rapid hand IN
the course Of Twelve Lessons.
Robert Gilmor, J. Meredith,
J. Smith Hollins, Edmund Didier,
Jas. A. buchanan, Robt. 4 Taylor,
Peter "oflman, David Hoffman,
A. Alexander, NJ. ID. VIM. l.orman - Son,
Robert Dawson, VIM. ID. McKIIn.
Baltimore, June 9.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
Notice

To The Citizens Of This place and the Public Ge-
neraAy.
Passengers for Baltimore,
MsSN@AG-A&c. are respectfully informed that
ISAyTTf1@ they can secure their passage to
sS-~ Baltimore by the 9, IL or 2 O'Clock
Line Of Coaches from Washington, by taking seats in
Alexandria at Neuton's Hotel or al Clagetts Hotel,
and leaving in the 7. 8. 9, 10, II or II O'clock Boats
Tor Washington, asthere will be Coaches at the wharf
to convey them up TO the Stage Office without any ex-
ira charge.
BY this arrangement passengers cannot be disap.
pointed Extra Coaches furnished for pirate parties
AZ ali times
Fare to Baltimore g.
=. S. Nine O'Clock stage by way Of the Rail Road.
THOS. s. BLACKBURN.
may IA DIFF Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
NEW SERIES W@Ao Va1aaNUo asan
THIS, Day Received.

N sale by WIN. d. MORRISON, Olnev's Schooy
Geography and Atlas, 9TH edition
ressenden's New American Gardener, 5th edition
Henshaw's Communicates Guide
Tales OF Travels in the North of Europe
do do in Central Africa
DO do west ofthe Mississippi, with numef.
GUS engrayngs, by Solomon Bell, late Keeper of the
Travelling Library, Province House Court, Boston,
ihese volumes are the first OF a series which are in.
tended to supply TO the children of the United states
an entertaining abstract Of the most popular books Of
Travels Which, have lately appeared.
w. NJ. NJ has also on sale,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
fSach brandy. &c

eac branuy &c.
~ BBLS. Acconac peach brandy
4 l chest superior gunpowder tea, in strong ser.
viceable cannisters of 4 lbs each
2 chest Young hvson tea, in 2b c~annisters
Chests and boxes gunrowder imperial, hyson and
young by son teas, Of prime qualities
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as usual, for sale by
june Is SAM'L. 3 LARMOUR & Co.
Tar Il Yurpentine for sale.
400 BBi.s tar; 6 10. turpen,ine: Received per
lou sloop Niagara, for sale by
June 10 JOSIAH IT. DAVIS,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
priMe Green Coffee.

)B\Gs prime green Coffee. landing this day and
" Er sale By J. u w. H.. IRWIN.
l0e II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
White AeaA.

I'M KEGS No l white lead. handsomely iron
w bound, just received per sloop Statira, ana
vie ny 6. u. K s. II, JANNEf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-25
Family Flour /.

a. SbLS. best quality Family Flour, on hand and
'nL sale by S. n. & S. a..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-19

FOn TArLos-Messrs Dr,nsmond, GiAner, r w Wood,
McCue, Mayse Campbell, Lefwich Davis, henshaw,
L Anderson ) Campbell, Shell, Spurlock, Burioot
Gibson Jones, Chichester, Marshall Casenau, King, Hail.
Etskne, Dunn Carskadon Seymour, DAWSON, G Williams
Leigh, Dyes, Gaaher, Summers Hooe, Ewing, Hays Law
Caldwell, Newman, Knox, Waus, Bllingsey. vaw,er
Preston, Helms OFcualI, Cohoon Garland Mclaughlin
Muriaugh, Thompson, Pauou, Wtcher Baxter, 4
Miller, linn: Hart, Moore, Mcmahon, Lewis Alexander
Kilgore, Williams, Gatew ood Gillespie Meow Mctul.
loch, Keller Newton Crockett. Ru,heroord-6s.
Foa PARks"-Messrs Banks Speaker Bayly Nj Garland
Keuney, Gholson, Chrisiap Yancey, w NJ Rves, CLAY,
lalybur,on, Watkins, Broadus, Wright, James, Payne e
Powell, Holland. Nj Mason, Wood, Perrin. Claiborne
Green, Easley Atkinson, Lucas, Pollard Pollard Lee
land, w Mason, Pomdexter Street. Iiudgns, Coo,le
Upshu Blackwell Davis OF Orange, Hiner, Venabs Shield
Rves Tyler, Goodwin, Hamilton, Crump Eppes Maxwell
McF arland' Bodnax, Witcher, SWANSON Nloncure-5I
As affected by the of the Senac-TayoI receiving
Parker. II, IN that body-toal, Taylor TO- Parker
So that Cen Taylor was declared duly elected.
On melton OF Mr. Mcfarland the House proceeded
Judge OF the TecoUd circuit of the first district.
Mr. cfarland nominated the present incumbent John
May, Esq. who was re elected unanimously.
Mr. Williams of Harrison, the House now adj
journ Candle ligh) and the motion prevailed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-19
COMMERCIAL.

Actual Sales of Groceries, &c. during the
~ past week--chiefy at Auction
w. INDIA MoLAssEs, 26a2e cts, prime in demand
N. ORLEANS do 80
COFFEE, Hale cts
MOULD CANDLES, IL cts. scarce
SALT, Liverpool sacks, Sc
POTATOES, 80 cts.
WHIsKEY, in hhds, 3 1a3I5 cts
PEPPER, 5 cts
CoTToN YARNS, No. 5 to 10, 22 cts.
N. E. RUM, 81 cts. sales
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-19

correspondence Of the Journal of Commerce.
EIT Th ". y Brown & Co. LIVERPOOL, March 10.
remains at the lowest point but likely higher in
WEEK or two and may probably month weeks rise
lVoo per or Flour has been demand pretty
eps'e SAFES were made the past week 37a39s New
York and Philadelphia 3ss6da39s for Western Canal bu,
the article again dull and has declined TO 36a37s6d duty
paid Prime Am. Wheat 06da IOs8d per 20 lbH we sod
small lot of unusually Prime white Wheat 10 dav At IIs2d
but there is not perhaps any other lot in market which
would bring lis
March l8No change in Cotton Flour dull 37a37s6 for
Philadelphia and New York. duty paid and we believe that
39s cannot be had for Western Canal
March 19-Ibe Corn Market has been very dull day.
The New York Journal of Commerce. second edition of
Thursday, y. M says, in relation the foreign news
and the msrke-Tbe general is that the news to-
What the effect will be is yet determined. The arrival
of the HbeTna short PASSAGE proves that fayors
BILE had sprung upon tie Atlantic The arrival Of bs
ships which due would have very good effect on
business.
The Letter bag Of the nbernia is not vet up
FOREreS WHEAT Flour. The quantity of lor,ien
home consumption the United Kingdom is sbo, Ido mn
quarters and -four 100000 banel Of which about as 600
quarters Of wheat and about 10000 barrels Of -four were
stored IN IiverPool-LiverPool Courier March IS.
TIE CSSsrrUTIoNiL WHIe is pubisbsd i,s,es : ssez.
Tuesdays and Frdays I'VE dollars per annun payable
in advance - '' f''
For adyehsins--75 cents sops,s f 1s, n, the fra
nseon and on cents for each continuance The number OF
must De noted on the MS otherwise the advertise
'"J I VIII DC continued and charged accordingly.
IIVOus 70 dIscontinuance the paper all 5TreaTagss
u De Pdo up And those who may wish 10 discontinue, will
no me dofs TO that effect least twenty days before the
Penoo expires Tor which they subscribed.
All letters 10 the Editors must post pait, they Will
receive o attention
Notes Of chartered specie paying Banks OF any Of the States
WI be received in payment for subscription 70 the Wbz,
though Virginia or u States Bank Notes would be preferred
and Tem,iauce be made through the Post Office the
Of the Edi'ous
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-19
POLAND

The news from Poland s ofon encouraging descrip-
ton. SO far frem entering Warsaw on the 18th ut.
as was inprudentlv asserted 10 have beer aBnouDc-
ed in "oficial accounts received by goyeEnment,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-19

Tobacco Inspected since 3oth September.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
From the Baltimore .3nlerlcau.

We have been taspured with the ANNEXED
extract Of letter from an American gentle.
man who has passed many years IN Euroae /,
is daled from the Continent. March II. lbe
character OF the Regent OF the Neine, lands is
particularly interesting
France france France God knows
how thugs Will end IN thar distracted com.
ny. They have the best KING. tor he is The
best man u. Europe. They have an d.
mHz'ng infusion OF free principles, and pro.
'ee''on' and enjoytnep,s in their new ius,,lu-
uons may, the lights VI man form u.ir
o"s's' anu sti they Cannot 60 on quietly. The
noole, tear hopeless. struggle in Poand--tGe
glorious resistance ~ Italy and the simulia.
neous Efforts IN almost every oppressed conn
"y IN Europe TO gain their freedom and to cast
"o"n tyrah's, al ,hese phen,nomena nd Ia cts
arc 20 many glorious chances and profitable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

hotns'snd eIamihssl the money Neither b,m.
se'f ~ his sie bei"x AM. 10 us,, al III.
e""hl "'ievnInr sss that there mara ~
notes. ~hhh 30 bad taken as ten dniInt.esct
Hhii our as ise-snd thai one 81 be Ten. a..
unlike The others lie bfohehi the money =
The conri,hause the nex, day - hsaded il M ~.
5olieiior, aud explained The cucuin.,aacs" re
his having received It the day before On
animation one Of The bll> supposed to h y. hsa
paid for ten, tuned ont 70 be n hundred dol
lar bill. This EXPLAINED The loss The no..
rover va. hroaeh, out from jail, relieved fro,.
all suspicion oi ef'Hr, and restored 10 bis
tight. aud piv,ieees as m.nb,, =, ~, U's
Grand Jury-and 10 his s,,adiny IN s,.'i ,''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
TIE PROSPECTS DF AMERICAN FAR.
MEAS

Lac pal6abil'ty OF general war in Eurone
apr'oactes very mar to CERTAINTY. That II
WI nr o." al terrible carnage, NAV be inferred
haa9 toe nature ct the Two great parties 10 IT,
d"spotlsm AMI liberty, and from the TACT. tina,
II Is 10 dsclds he tate of the former hui its
Pl '3atle dpra'i"n Is not 50 clcarly indIca,ed-
4 ulay OG Val oil twelve months or tvslve
gar, ~ nrhtHers OF he numan family n.
phiiaaihropsts, the people OF this country will
regret 'bls static vi things as republicans they
VIII 'Ffi lntense interest IN Il but as a ns,ion
we nave liuie 10 lear, and nothing to lose by il,
ru"cia = ~ he Ieit ia tbs country to an i'm
ro'ttl' degree, and by no oldss oi peuple more
tnah thr tanners. It"ill cisste demand for
brtdusuHs, aud thus enhance the value al
ayr cnliir"l products inne .sey. II the war
does utepme general, the probability is tina,
the eos ios harvest " III be the most valuabe
To farmers that has been reeped tor many
years We must not be cons idrred as WISHING
Tor var Of bloodshed and devastation IN t,i.
a's'l countries, that our own may be benefi ted
ny TAR fro'n IT, but il such Is 10 be the un.
10 4Aeaie LOT OF our neighbor nations without
any Aei OF ours, no good reason can tie seen TO-
ny preparing TO furnish them with SUCH sun
pil ss as theT necessities ma, REQUIRE. ami
"n'th 'hey must obtain somewhere. As wei,
mig AZ st lie argued, that it is improper 10 pre-
pare "Teek'ng vessels 20 assist shipping un(or-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
DEFINITIONS.

Definitions found IN no other Dictionary
Met-a- physician Encountered Doctor.
Som-phTe-onuet, Samuel.
DrpGn-A recommendation 20 a certain tf
Secretary OF State. by his enemies.
Pri -mayg Look into il. Molly.
Her-ring-A ring heionging to her.
Fun-ded-Sport at an end.
Drop sical-Ajvics TO a reaper after he has
done work.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

.4Aeedoie 81 Washington .--D,. Wa,e,b,..
n,s r'ceoi pnbIication on tie author of
mus Letters. gives rs the following s,a,,,' Su
oi Washington. in the shape Of nots III o'e
deed CHARACTERISTIC of the PEERLESS ma '.
v hon /, RI lates - 1'"" 70
hat ceiebrai ed fauli-hndrr, Horace IT,,
p"'e. fe'a'r. n" anecde'e of Washington VIII.
boHhg "incer, Al the time Of Brsd,locks A.
'sat ~ 1904, WON he ates 10 hay. said NJ
ne 'oh,"6'sg Of balls was grateful music 10 La
s s q nrp'e, I" h'n Il e 'pihef OF tragray,
sh ; ~ ;n n ,'sy vas to,I in This country
tprian, to nsk the truth Of il from ~. ,"e MS
himself, who replied " do moi r,,oJJ..tt M
eeer sad any hing Ire il. dut iii nd ! Iaaas
nave been very young indeed" h.4 lust
from Gordon himself" "oe 'hs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

Nar-ol0 Escape "A singular case i, recorded
as follows IN the Miedgevlle Recorder -
genIenan, membrT Of the Grand Jury,
asked his neighbnur tor the loaa oil a dollar.
lie assented, took out his pocket book, aud o.
penea IT, when the applicant, seeing Il dollar
note, put his hand into the book, in a familiar
way, aud took II out. The lender, "A short lime
afterwards, having occasion TO examine his
money, missed IA hun ired dollar bill. From
ihe borrowers manner, and from his having la
Ken the dollar biIl rather too famili arly, he was
snspected-and the lender finally became salts
he'd that the 800 bill had ben taken feloni-
ons'y at the tue same time that the one dollar
OH was taken. The borrower. asserting
MS innocence, bill Of indictment; WIS pre-
ie'red against him; the jury re,urneia tue
oiii-he was expelled fro,n the jury =; aad SO
strong was the public feeling against him that
ne had to go TO JAi', Tor tue ~sn OF ban. He
was deserted by every body. There was then
no a"ubt that he would be conv,c.ed.
IA The metniime, another man, WIG was al :
tendlns court, heard OF the circumstances, aid
recollec'ed his having received what Iurpor-
Ell 10 be th'ri. live dollars, on the sane day
ron 'he lender above mento red, lie went
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

Coming aoords.-A country editor who na",
IN hopes OF extending his business. emd'5'u'
his paper. threatened however, mat It his pU
ject did not succeed TO ensnail his paper odCS
again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

AufcKEE, ROBiN5ON & Co. beg leave :"
AGA intern the Planters and Country WV,
chants tina, they are at all times solic''"u' he
Barter Tor country produce, and 10 g''
highest cash price Tor Whea, as heretofore
Aprit IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
Strayed or Stolen

Ii SRUM the subscNber's Stable, at Lyncn,
n burg, TWO HORSES, on Thursday n'en'
last, the enc gray, the other dark 10,
with a star ~ his forehead. A liberal re"a'"
will be- given for their delivery at LyDchn"'e'
or any Information thai may lead 10 then 10
covery. KELLY ~ DOLAN'
May 8.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
LAW SCHOOL.

We observe by tnr Fredericksburg papers
that Judge Lomex, who was recently the Pro-
lessor of Law at the University of Virginia.
intends TO o, en- Law School in Frederick bnrg
The Prospectus OF the School will soon be
published,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

In the British House OF Commons, last month
| attempts were made 10 10 cough down Mr..
Hunt he merely Observed II honorable
| members he really l"borng under the effects
| ofrecrnt colds. have some iozenges winch
| can recommend usvery efiic aCInus."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

From The Philadelphia GdgeAe Of Aprit IS.
Some egre giou- lection exists "a the re-.
gula, transportation o. III" Southern Mad. W.
have moi received our Pc ,ers by mail from
New Orleans later uan The 2Sh of last
month. Our dates from LIverpool are later
than b, mad trom New Orleans. -Snch failures
are uRdCcOHntaGie
From he Boston Gdstte Of 1pra %.
We hrurd u stated yesterday lhd hneen
maiis from New Orleans were then dine ~ ,n.
bos;an Post-oh' .e. Noat lhink you-Mr.
Bot5y
The New York Mercantile Advertiser states
nat ineei,ng OF the merchants of New York
Is 10 take place In lew days, on the sunlec,
oil thu irfeg ularItie- in The southern mai.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

The following ACCOUNT Of a mos di-cfal de-
asier we copy from ihs Boston Daily Advert
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

The Stocks So, S. Bank Stock rose in New
YORK i'om d to per cent upon the news ul
the Cabinet resi- 5ning
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
From The Boston Courier.

TO CABINET MAKERS .-D-"'A. ~
Washington, deliverable III all next month,
the fol owing described cabinet furniture, 10
wi
4 Burenu compl t., well mounted with brass
the drawers made to slide both ways, with
secret springs well Generated aud so ftted that
there will be no danger in spiilng lie con
tents in case II should be turned topsy-iurry.
10 contain a wiring apparatus so cous,uc.
ted as 10 furnish manuscrip, that will read
backwards or forwards, or up or down, as
may best sna the " future aud ulte rior views
o. the writer. The Didternt is not important,
provided it will match the old hickory iusni-
| ture yet remaining in the erst roam. South
ern wood viii be preferred ]; but North CaTo>
Ina Branch wood will not answer, it having
been found on lr'ai too Soppy. The black
berry GOOD OF New Hampshire may answer, II
taken from the ghi side of the HtH its apt
ness 10 warp aud chahge color is no objection.
Slight STAINS of no importance, anu little 30 T..
ish is required. Ebony is inadmisslbi. Ms 10 ere
rs too much OF that here Ia and about the pal
| ace already
Nod 6sne.-ii mus, be well provided with
Casters, 50 that it may tie easily remoued
Proposals To be forwarded to Amos and
% only surviving executors OF the Will OF The
GREATEST AND BEST.
Slate Depsrtmen.
Washington Guy, 81 year Of reform.
american Systen.-A recent Prov idence pa.
per states tn"t tue freight ON the single article
of cotton, imported INTO The pOr, oil Prov ldence
ia one week, amounts 10 tuenty thousand dot
lars. The thrIn the wicked larIt how IL
" runs our commerce -"
The otocks,-U. S. Bank Stock rose in New
forstrom ID To per cent upon the news ul
the Cabinet resi- ming
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14
r.attle Enlls. Aszp York.

Fatai .Acciaem.-Sally Ann, daughter of Mrs. Clay, of thls village, an inter- estiug girl, nine years old, " was sud suddenly killed on the afternoon of the 18th inst. The unfortunate child having occasion 10 enter the house for something, when coming home from school, (her mother being engaged in sewing ata neighbors a window through which she undertook to come out appears to have fallen on her neck in her effort to shut It, ana held her fast, with her body suspended a few inches from the ground. The dwelling being situated at the western extremity of the village, she was not found until nearly an hour after, when she was entirely dead! The grief of her fond mother (whose husband and ano- ther child both came to a violent death) may be better imagined than described.
 Little FaHs Gazette.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14
KETTLE ROCK
 if C.A D EM Y. ..s,; E. MALONE has eslau'

K ed SEMINARY at Little ho.s ' the instruction of youth of both seAss, 2 .,II. !
 In the Male Department, SPelllng' n nl be ing, Writing, and Arithmetic V"' taught at s5 per quarter. ohatoric, English Grammar, Geography, Aael Mor,I Elocution, Geometry, Natural anu :.,,r 7, a Philosophy, and Theoretic Chen,.a 'a.s s! S6 g per quarter. Latin ana o''
 S7 50 per quarter. ,;.bisu ur
 In the Female Department, uhls' ,s RssiI p~ der the direction of Miss MAl"sa' .'' ha t,uebht ing, Writing and Arithmetic VII v
 at $5 per quarter. T.. uistOf,l
 English Grammar, Geography' nrsriss Natural and Moral Philosophy, ,,er r
 and Painting, at S6 9 per qua1,s,;nop q.a,a,;op ril1
 The exercises of this lns''.a''I '. Iauusfl commence on the 1st Monday II = next. ~.eed D.
 Having been assidiiously epssr lll teaching for twenty-one yea1:s. iuads. LONE hopes that he is not en'l,sg .a,,tI apd quate to the task Of insiruefihs ;;,. el y; he assures his patrons thai no Pa'
 part shall be wanting. ,aoo bt5!6
 Little Rock, Dec. 2sth, l0So' v
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14
" FEW G00DSs
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 TEAS just received, per steam boat Sa- H ratoga, an entire new assortment oi GOODS, suitable for the present and ap- seasons, consisting of Dry Goods, oroeerles, Hardware, Cutlery, China, Glass, Liverpool, and Queens ware, Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and Bows BOOTS and SHOES, One box fine Shelmerdine HATS, An assortment of Saddlery, al 100 Sacks of Salt, &c. S5c. Ali of which. he is determined to sell at very reduced prices for CAsH. Also, on Commission, Flour, Whiskey, Bacon, Lard, &c. .Ju3,e 9, 1881. l4-D
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-14
LAW NOTICE.

HUBBARD, Lawyer, and
 a Prosecuting Attorney, for the First Judicial Circuit, Arkansas Territory, com posed of counties ofClark, Hampstead, Union, Lafayette, sevier and Miller, re sides at Washington, Hampstead county, will attend all the Courts in said circuit, and the Superior Court ai Little Rock All professional business of civil nature intrnsted to lis care, will be despatched with promptitude. Sums over two hum dred dollars will be received for collection in any part of the Territory.
 9r All rogues made known to him by indictment will receive marked attention.
 September $, 1880. 25tf.