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rithmetic /: for the use of
Schools, sc. in the q.
States Of america.
AN EXPLANATIONS OF THE "AMER1cAN
STUDENTS GUIDE"
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Students Guide" correctness and per-
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ally attended to.-The Rules are differ
emily arranged from any Author | have
heretofore noticed, but have followed
that order which an experience of thir-
ty-eight years in the practice of tuition
has taught me to be the most alleviating
to Preceptors and beneficial to students.
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rious cases, and the most improving and
useful questions are selected for each
case; one of which is explicitly wrought
and explained at the beginning of the
case, and the answers given to the rest
Several new modes of contracted opera
tons will appear in plain and familiar
manner. Vulgar and Demical Fractions.
the Extraction of Roots, Annuities. Pen
sions, &c. in Arrears, Single and Double
Position, Allegation, PROFESSIONS, Per
mutations, and Combination of Numbers.
Artificers' Work, and Gauging, are ex-
planned and exemplified so conspicuous
ly, that they are ineligible to the most
common capacity. Finally, a youth of
tolerable genius and assiduous application
may acquire competent knowledge of
Arithmetic without the assistance of a
teacher, after having learned the elemen-
tary rules.
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MARRIED,-On Thursday the Goth
inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Collins, Mr.. Viii
liam Harper, editor of the South Branch
Intelligencer, to Miss Nancy ". Neto-
man, daughter ofDr. Robert Newman,
Of Romney.
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Cfulse Digest OF the Jeremy's Equity Ju-
Laws of Real Prop-$ risprudence,
erty, SSerreant's Constitu-
Powell on Mortgages, tional Law.
Sugden on Powers, $Comyn's Digest,
Ne"iand on Con Saunders on Uses &
tracts, Trusts
oler on executors, Roberts on Fraudu-
Maddock's ChanceryS lent Convevances
fTactlce, Vesey, seniors, Re
E on9Ianque,s Equity ports and Supple
Sugdeh on Vendors, ; ments, by Bell,
Stephen on Pleading Pier Williams Re-
iuu fractlceI ports,
i Fowei on Contracts, Atkyn's Reports,
Starkle on Evidence, Vernon's Reports,
S9eiwlns NisI Prlus, English Common
Roper on Property, :, Law Renorts con-
Fearne on Remaind'sS densed by Seroeant
Powell on Devises, s and Souber
Roberts on Wills, Cooper's Justinian.
Roberts on Frauds, sMaddock's Cbaocerv
Chitty on Contracts, ; Reports
Jones on Bailments, SChitty's Eo Dioos.
Comyn on Contracts, Saunders on Plead;no,
Chitty's Pleading. and Evidence
Chitty's Blacks tone, Roper on Leoacie,
Thomas's Coke upon Cow on Part3ersb;r
Lyttleton, Pothier on Obliga-
Peaks Evidence, bys tons.
Norris, SPaley on Agency.
We have made arrangements with the
publisher to send on whatever LAW
BOOKS we may order. Persons. there
fore, applying for Law Books not en-
braced in our collection, can be supplied
at short notice, by leaving their order.
Oct' -. 3. g. G..
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Mrs. Thachcr Il Mrs.Sawkins
INTEND OPENING
g ~ w NsH ~ We

for Young Ladies, on the LIST of Novem-
Der, in the room formerly occupied by
MIR. Thacher and Lady.
Terms Of Tuition, per Session:
Reading, Penmanship, photography, SIS 90
If Arithmetick be included, 6 90
If Geography or English Grammar, 8 90
II any of the higher branches, 10 90
Painting & Drawing separate charge, 90
Projecting Maps, separate charge,
per Map, l 90
Miss Scherdlin's terms for Musick, Is 90
The morals and manners of the pupils
will receive special attention.
Staunton, Oct. %.
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THE subscribers have received great
part of their FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, and expect the residue daily.
Among the articles received, are
Superior broadC Cloths Vestings,
& Cassimeres, blk, Ticklngs,
blue, &C., &c. $Bangup Cords, wide
Silks, $Beaverteen,
Muslins, $CasSnetts,
Ladies' Giro Cloaks, Angola, Poplin, Grape
Calicoes, and Gauze hdkfs.
Ginghams, PUNISHABLE Bonnets,
Merinos, Bandanna& Flag hkfs
Bombazettes, $Cotton Cloths Yarn,
Blankets, <Candewick. &c. SC.
They have also very general assort-
ment of
Drugs, Medicines and Paints,
at prices much below what they have
formerly sold at. Among the articles, are
Syrup of Liverwort,
Monteratts Vegetable Specific, (for Coughs,
Consumptons, &c.)
Compound Syrup Of sarsaparilla,
Chloride of Lime,
IVA Ursi,
Opodeldoc,
Essence Of Mustard,
Wormseed Oil, and
Worm Tea
Denarcotized Laudanum, sc.
They hare fke,oise variety Of
NEw BOOKS,
such as
Scott on Demonology and Witchcraft,
Diary of a Physician,
History Of Insects.
Kirkham's Grammar, 95th edition.
Gpnnar,c Nny-als I...lsoc,oI,.
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81 900 Tickets.
MODE or DPAUTayC,
1922 PRIZES
l3,47S BLANKS.

~od 10 be drawn on the A, b, G, plsn,-.Tb.
lOOO prizes Of 50, to be awarded 10 the fire.,
second or third division, 10 be tleterminedb b.
that which may draw The rani,aI r,uieu y
10000, so thet the holder ofthree tieLs,.
one IN each division, is certain 10 drsw 80 go
Prize, and may draw four. All the pri ysS
Move t a, denomination ofS5, in one wheel
ana an The numbers in another at once tbs
whole to be drawn ina few hours-Prigeoo
payable IN cash forty days after the drswing
ana subject to the usual deduction Of fnSs1
per cent ti'eeh
=, tickets S4-Halves S2-Quarter, 81.
I1csefs and Shares and Packages. n be hi
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The cash, or prize tickets, will be thank6,IlS
dressed to W
STEVENSON e. PoINTs. Maeogsrl
Saunton. Oct 81, 1881
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NOTICE.

ALL those indebted to the estate Of
II. J. TAPP, decd. are requested to come
forward and make immediate payment |;
and those who have claims against the
estate will present them to
GEO. ESKRIDGE, and }
THOS. ]. NICHE, Ad'n'rs
Oct. d.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received until the first
day of December next for constructing
SO much of the Warm Spring and Har-
rlsonburg Turnpike as is situate between
the latter place and Miller's Iron Works,
distance Of eleven miles, 50 chains and
~ links. For specifications as to width.
manner of construction, and all other
matters necessary TO he known. IN order
10 enable contractors to bid iudicious-
~ reference may be had to the Secretary
OF the Board. proposals NAV be fo,
me whole distance, or any section there
o. not less than five miles, and for the CO.
yeral widths, of y, "a, and 26 feet the
Board reserying to themselves the r;gbt
to regulate and fix the width on the said
ISL DAY OF December next. The whole
ROAD to be completed on or before the Let
Gay oil January, l633-one fourth of the
price agreed on will be paid in hand one
fourth when one fourth of the road ia
complete, and the residue when the
whole work is finished, and security 70.
on his part. '''Oi Nia"cS
The proposals must be sealed and III.
rected to the undersigned as secretary Of
the Board, at harrisonburg, and if sent bv,
mall the postage paid
GEO. CLARKE,
Sec'y w. S. 81 H.r.c.
Oct. 26, 1881. = "
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LAW BOOKS.
BK.TER g. COCHR.R,Ns

HAVE just received from one of the prin-
ciPal booksellers in Philadelphia, to sell
on commission, the latest editions of the
following
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BOOZE 81

which they will dispose of on the most
reasonable terms, for cash. A list of part
of their stock is hereto annexed viz
=. \ Gil
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=. E'r0CEjCe OF E'hVsjC,

ne Suoscnber has associated him
selfin the
practice Of EOhVsjC,
with DR.. Francis 7. SrRIBLrNe, a zen.
tleman who studied medicine under his
direction, and is graduate of the Uni
lyersltX OF Pennsylvania. They will at
tend all patients who may place them
selves under their care, with diligence
and assiduity. DR.. STRlBL1NG will gen
orally attend applications at night but
the Subscriber will continue, as hereto.
fore, to attend all patients who NAV pre-
fer his services. When the services Of
both are desired conformity, no consulta-
ton fee will be charged. The duty of
DIR. BOYS as physician to the Western
Lunatic Hospital, will not generally in
terlere with his private practice within
the county OF Augusta, nor in particular
cases with the adjacent counties.
OcI IL w. BOYS.
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GOOD BARGAINS.

WUS1hD Eb1A EaSEkAeINS -.
THE subscriber having erected suita-
bic buildings at Scottsville, intends en-
gaging in business at that place. Having
on hand a general assortment of
IRX GOODS,
EHN1'N-sCGs'e, Glass, China,
Qsseesss-sCNS'e, From, Castings.
&c. it is his purpose to effect sale
of all his STOCK on hand, with the
view of removing to Scottsville. He
will be induced to sell much lower than
GOODS of equal quality are selling in
this place. He would earnestly invite
his friends and the public generally, to
avail themselves of this opportunity to
buy.
GOOD BARGAINS.-He is also
disposed to sell his
StOre-HEOuse and Dwelling.
and two unimproved LOTS, pleasantly
situated for private dwellings.
HENRY HARTMAN.
Stanton, Oct. 81, 1881.
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LOOK AT THIS

VIZ sSOsSB1GeJ1Ise1I TtViLOTS.
WANTED two or three, to whom
constant work can be given, and five
dollars for making fashionable coats
Apply Immediately to
GEO. A. BAKER.
Lexington, Va. Oct. -, 1S3l.-lt
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New Fall and Winter GoodS.
BLAIR & COCHRAN
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR NEW
Stock Of Goods.

suitable for the approaching seasons, and
respectfully invite their friends and the
public generally, to call and examine
their assortment. They deem it unne-
cessary to name any ofthe articles, as their
stock is composed of almost every item
which is generally kept by Merchants.
Oct. 2S.
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FRESH GOODS.

THE subscribers have received a great
part of their FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, and expect the residue daily.
Among the articles received, are
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THE subscriber has associated him
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-06

,ohy his son had been dismissed from ofice--and
that too without any reason for such DISMISSAL
The General stated explicitly, that i" his son had
been removed in consequence of his name ha-
wing been reported on the black list of the Gen.
trail Committee"
No man Il mean an American citiZen) but
what will feel indignant at such sentiments
General Jackson has frequently stated that no
man has ever been dismissed from Office for an
expression Of political opinion. X.
The above statement is from gentleman Of
the first responsibility, and is unquestionably
true.-Bah. Chron. Of Sat.
-sRqe9aas-
BosToN, Apr! 1.
"Oh who can tell how hard it is to climb"
Yesterday morning crowd collected on India
wharf, to see a catchpole attempt to arrest sail
or, who had taken an aerial station at the mast
head of schooner about to sail for Nantucket
The mariner refused to surrender, and it was no
easy matter to take him without his own consent
and cooperation. A couple of patriotic riggers,
however, were found to go after the squirrel, that
he might be carried to his cage. The aspiring
mariner in the mean time, had crossed his legs
in an easy posture over the block that is attached
to the topmast, where he remained for about half
an hour, when, becoming tired, he descended
little to place where he could have rest for hisfoot
Here the riggers renewed the siege, but IN evident
fear of the sailors foot which he used like an un-
broken colt. His threats, too, were OF bloody
character, for he had possessed himself OF block
aud a rope. with which he could, upon occasion,
do mischief. The creditor in the meantime, with
the zeal that becomes man on the subject OF his
interest, arrived to superintend the siege in per-
son; but being of portly dimensions, his zeal was
Of course greater than his activity, and though
all was done that it was possible to do, the sea-
man maintained his ground, and the two riggers
retired amid the Kisses aud groans of the assem-
bage, while the schooner filled away. and the sal
Tor went off to the qualification Of the people.
and amid their hearty cheers. We are here, as
Corporal Trim saith, in one moment, and in the
next we are gone. So Jared it with the hunted
sailor, and the disappointment of the creditor is
but type of the disappointments OF lite, and a
lesson to those who have an over confidence in
their own powers.
"Sic vos non vobs ndifcatis aves,"
as friend who furnished the above learuedy re-
marks.-Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-06

P Alta meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Alexandra Canal Company, held at the Court House
in the Town of Alexandra, Saturday, the I'd April,
pursuant to public notice,
Edmund l. Lee, Esq was called to the Chair, and
John II. Crease appointed Secretary.
Report, received from the President and Directors
OF the Alexandria Canal Company, was read and SUBJ
mitted: Whereupon, on motion Of r. l. Taylor, Esq.
il was
Resolved, That The same be referred to Committee
consisting ofthe Chairman, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Fowle, Mr..
r. II. Miller, and Mr. Smoot.
and then the meeting adjourned to SATURDAY. next
the 9Th instant, at IL O'Clock.
JOHN H. CREASE, sec'y
Alexandra, 4th April, 1881
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Names 5. GunneN, M. ID
DENTIST,

RESPECTFULLY nformsthecitizensaand visitors or
IL of Alexandra that he may De WEnNEs
DAY in every month, from o'clock, A. NJ. until
to DR.. C. at hisotIice between
the Uniteds tstes' Bank and the Presidents touse
Wa, samSr;a VIII Wis Be punc,uaIly attendedto.
ian 7-eWtf
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Charles bennett

TEAS received and offers for sale
HI Extra superfne blue and black cloths
Second quality do do do
Superfne blue, drab, and Anglesea mixed kersey.
meres
Ditto blue, granite, and steel mixed sattinetts, mixed
cassineus
Best black silk Florentine and moleskn. for vests
superine and common. white and colored Marseilles
vcs,ing
Linen drings, superior quality and common do
Striped Jeans and satteens; twled stripes and cot
ton cassimcres
Rouen cassimeres; blue and yellow nankeens
supcrfine and common A checked and striped ging'
hams
Carnb rick, iaconet, book and null musns
90 i,coner and book hdkfs, linen hdkfs, and grass
cambrics
large assortment Of fancy cotton hdkfs
81 cambria dimty; linen cambrics; col"red do
Best black Italian ustring; lst quality French do
Ladies' best 3-thread cotton hose; common do
Ladies best Hoskin and besye rgoves; gentlemenS
ditto
Milnetts, buckrams suspenders, buttons and moulds
Linen and diaper tapes; carpet and quality bndingsi
pins
blue, black and cloth sewing silk and patent threads
"a. "a, "a cotton diapers bird's-e, and other Ii
men ditto
rs and a. tickngs plaid and striped domestic cot
tons
Furniture, apron and sli ting checks
A Irish linens; brown Hollands of very superior
quality
6 4 irish sheet ngs; green flooring base
| A general assortme nj of bleaced and un5leached
domestic cottons
Scotch sackng, osnaburgs and burlaps
| White and brown ticklcnburgs and cotton osna.
burgs
| And by the Monongahela, expected daily at Phila-
delpla ke will receive fu Their supply OF
Cotton hosiery, English galoon
| Ball and spool sewing cotton apr )
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-06

On Wednesday Evening, apra 6, 1881,
Will be performed, for the first time in Alexandria, the
popular Opera of
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Real BOttling Cellar.

n ] sAtvETAT has on hand an assortment OF
CHAMPAIGN e CLARET HINES, among
which are Vim Blanc de Grave. Madeira, &c. OF his
own ;mnortaton London Porter, tibbert's Brown
Stout, Albany Newburg and Philadelphia. George
soyvn and Alexandria Ale and Porter; bottled Grab CT
der Althese he is prepared to send round to his Gus
toners in prime order. Good strong and distilled VI
n, Gar; Corks Of various qualities.
Is, eng and securing continued as heretofore. Cash
N a Orders for any Of the above articles will be
offended to- either for home OF abroad to suit the II
mates to which vessels may be bound -an ohJec, g
some importance commanders VINO are aware oi incl
cabin stores being thus preserved.
Rnral Street AleXsndre, aPro
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Eor Saia or Sarter,

yv1pE lot nearly opposite the late dwelling house
Of Mr.. James Keith. sen. deceased, eighty eight
&C., on Water street, extending east to Union street
Also, the Lor and wIiaRf commencing at the corner
" ;oht s.et and eAten ling east into the river sub
;eet EACH to ground rent Of thiry-two collars and
J;o,a.I,ro ccrts Tnis property will he exchanged
s"r a comfortable dwelling house, eigibly situated:
App'yto
mar24
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pub\ic Sale.

Hublic Sale.
PURSUANT to the terms Of aieed Of trust to the
L subscriber, from DanielF Dulany and wife, dat
ed the Goth October, 1879, duly recorded in the Coua
~ Court of Fairfax for the purpose Of securing the
payment of sum of money due from the said Duany
to william Russell, shall, on MONDAY. the 11M
7pri, 1881, al IL o'clock proceed to sell, at public
auction cash. the highest bidder. before the front
door of Clagetts Tavern in the Town Of Alexandria,
yza3ss A TRACT OF LAND
esys2SG lying in the County Of Fairfax and State Of
sYN3 Virginia Wherein the said Dulsny now re-
<s6Anss sides containing
SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
be the same more less Also, the following Shyess
to wit: Jim, william, Charles. Fsnny Mary, Mary Ann
and Nancy. Also. the equitable right to debt due
from illism Herbert To the said DuIaay
Asa The Dwelling on this land is handsome and
M ,commodious; the soil among the best in the eoun.
w. it is within seven miles of Georgetown and eleven
Of Alexandra. Such title only vested in the subs
scrber will be conveyed to the purchaser or purcnA'
s,rs T. w. HEWITT,
mary Trustee.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY KING & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Coffee, Sugar. Molasses, &c.
AT AUCTION.
an WEDNESDAY, 9Th April. at 12 o'clock, VI
u shall Sell in front of store and the wharf,
100 bags prime Green and White Coffee
40 bags fine favored old Jsys do
50 bags St. Domingo do
IS hhds ST. Croix Sugar
10 do Porto Rico do
10 do prime New Orleans do
40 bbls do do do
10 hhds. do do Aolasses
Is do West India do
10 halfpipes prime Sugar House do
half pipes Cognac Brandy
IL Or. casks Mslaga Wine
IS boxes Lemons
so kegs Better
10 boxes Chocolate
so nests Boxes with great variety Of other
Goods suitable for Grocers and others Terms at sale.
Georgetown, mar 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-06

~ The Stockholders are requested to meet,
in pursuance to the above at the Courthouse Saur
dav, the Oh instant at IL o'clock apr4
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ss2S3s~


Ihs Establishments Recent private advices
, Il, Eng and nave appraised US, that the high
Oaarch dsnitaries of the British Realm are en-
pecanS serious innovations upon the Church es-
enlistment. A gentleman who lately dined IN
company with two or three of the English Blsh-
ops meniOns that this subject was leading to-
PIC OF of conversation; and he gathered the opin-
"a that they were preparing wisely to yield to
s'Orm which they clearly saw they could not re-
'st The correctness of this opinion has alrea-
oy received partial confirmation. 1t appears
Watln the House Of Lords on the .th OF Februa-
y, Lord King, in the course Of some exclusive
Isnarks upon tithes, which he contended were
"e property Of the public, elected from the b'sh-
OPsOt Lincoln, and Bath, and Wells. an admis-
son that, rather than the subject should CONT
nue. to be source of discord between the pastor
and his flock, the Church would consent to COM
mutation in land in lieu Of tithes. Lord King
congratulated the country upon tins, which ne
SCnsldered most important concession, and hail.
ed !tas the first step towards the settlement OF
an Important and difficult subject.
TN y Commercial
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-06
AAexanaria Theatre.

NoTIcE.
At the request of many friends of the Theatre,
the PIT will hereafter be SEPARATED FROM THE
Boxes. The Box Is cts, children half price;
Pit SO cts. Gallery 25.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXaADRLa, (D. c.
ARRIVED, APRIL S,

ARRIVED, APRIL S,
Schr. Virginia, Rodbird. N. York; freight for
the District.
Schr. Capitol, Clifford, Boston; plaster to W..
Fowle & Co. and freight for the District.
SAILED,
Schr. Franklin, Allen. Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-06

The bark Robbery.-We are informed that
sod Ha,s himself is now in prison on charge
Of being concerned in the abduction OF the
money set uncovered by the City Bank; we
hope new force will not be given to the old adase
Set rogue to catch a rogue"
RI. z. Daily Sentinel.
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-akeSc9sepe

MEssRs. EDrroRs-I consider 1t an imperIous
unity as an American citizen, to state the follow
Ins as an evidence of the system adopted by
General Jackson aud his political admirers
Judge TnRusroS called on the President to know
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-02

No. We are authorized 10 announce Jons ;.
BARBOUR as candidate for reelection 10 C1ns,ess'
ior the District composed of Fauquer and CnlpepeT'
49, We are requested to announce GEORGE
CRicarsrrs as candidate 70 represent the county OF
Ea;rfax in the next General assembly.
- We are requested to announce JOSEPH
" C.,,x rs candidate represent the District com.
posed of King George, Lancaster, &C. &C IN .e nc
GP We are authorized to announce }: M.
P.Tros as candidate to represent the Couhties OF
spottsylvania Louisa, Orange, and Mad'so"' III 'he
mex. Congress. IT,,
~ We are authorized to announce JOHN
TAL,ArEaRo as candidate to represent me D,s'rc'
composed of King George, Lancaster hehmon"' &C
in the next Congress
~ We are requested to announce W lillian
6 DANIEL as q candidate TO represent the County u
Fairfax in the next General Assembly ;,
80 HENRY FAIRFAX is candidate for the
sufrsges of the voersof Fairfax County at the mex
election Of Delegates to the Assembly
NJ We are requested to announce SPENCE
Norraom BALI as candidate to represent the Count,
of Fairfax in the next Legislature.
mar l2--lsw