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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1881.

His Excellency Gov Fcnncr, arrived
here from Providence in the Steamboat
Rushlight, at 9 o'clock yesterday after
noon, and was received with every mark
of respect due to the chief magistrate of
the State. The Artillery Company fir
ed salute, according to an ancient
custom, as his Excellency approaches d
the town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04

VE|IiE MACHINERY necessary to work up
Il wards of 30 Figures, cost the proprietor
more than three years labor aud attention, aud he
has fully succeeded in bringing ii to Estate Of
perfection as to excite the wonder, and obtain the
fullest appreciation Of the most eminent Master
roltcrs
Nothing of the kind has hitherto been exhibited
in this country. II has been shcwn throughout
the district Of tho SrAEFoRDslIrRE PoTIERiEs,
in England, where 1t has met with The greatest ap-
plausr and encouragement The following eX-
tract will show the public opinion OF VS. merits.
NOVEL EXHIBITION.
"1hc inhabitants of the Pottcric. have been en-
ierancd during the Faster HOLIDAYS, by n show, e,
wherein is exhibited ths whole of the process Of
manufacturing Farther ware, from the sleeping Of
the clay to the finished article, the whole wrought
10y the most ingenious machinery. What reflects
the utmost credit on the inventor is, that he Is u
mere self taught mechanic "A common working Pot
ter, of an ingenious turn Of mind, who has for up
wards Of three wears, amused huself by tontriylug
the varied machinery, necessary TO work the nu-
merous figures Upwards of 5O) in their various
branches of the business. Having completed bis
tedious undcrtab Ing, hc has had suitable Caravan
built, and placed therein tho whole OF his machine
Try for public exhibition. He commenced NJ Buns
LEM, his native town, and 30 numerous wore his
Visitors, that it was with the utmost difficulty all
Il q applicants could ret sight of the novc,ty.-
Every person came away highly grat!icd with IN
Exhibition Stailordshrc Advertiser, 4 pril 25th.
1929, To be seen for his rcck 0Hiy, from : ,
\. VI. till ., i. II. at the Lecture room. formerly
occupied by DR.. Moore, oyor Major II! Bulls
store, 'lhame1-strect
Admit,ancc % cts.-chiIdrcn under | . wears Of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
TO s4gIE',

newport AplH ~
N Towa ComcH hoIdn .Nnrpon,
.3prH -}d, 1891.
q = RDERTD, That al licenses for keeping
I y Iavcms, Alc Houses, ,IcIuoiIms Houses,
Cool, shops, Oyster Houses, or Oyster Cellars,
aud for Retailing Wines or strong liquors, that
may bc granted this yclr, slmll expire on tn"
18Th day of February ucNt, ne the greater pnlt of
the Licenses granted the past year expired on the
18th February last. Those persons whose licenses
were then out, are requested 10 como and re-
nrw th" same. Voted lhrt the above h" pub
li~hcd three weeks in the llcrld Of th" Tunes.
true copy-vt'uo-r.
EENJ. .. llowLA.r, Council c'.
81. al
:, O'ilCt Tho Subscribers To Nr II. I. w
~ aus military School,ru Ncvp'1. von0d con
for a la,or 10y lclvug lhc amount Of their nrr"ar-
lgrs. go thc !!craId office l|ioy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04

TIE ROGER ULLLLHS B7.N'D,
OF Providence,
Under the direction of i. w. LESLIE,
Professor of .NISiC, will give
a GRAND CONCERT or
INSTRUMENT.h MUSIC.
ar TIE ST.lTE-HOUSE,
Uednesday Ercning, .Noy /.
The Bard comprises from s'ricen 10 eigh-
teen Instruments. The performance
miH consisio an Overture, MIR
tal Music, EaH-cs, Indm-
les, Q"adriiIcs, and ether
popalar airs. See small
bills.
Doors open at ! o'clock, and perior-
nance to commence at 3, precisely
Tickets may be had at the Store of Mr.
Atkinson, near the Statc-I Iiouso-at Mr.
Wm. Gon's-at Mr.. Townscnd's Hotel
and at the door.
Tickets % cents, children half PRICE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
AUCTIONS.

DRY GOODS .AT .AUCITON.
TOMORROW,
AT o o'clock, A. NJ.
WV Ill be sold at Auction, at the Store in
w the Merchants Bank building, a great
variety OF seasonable DRY GOODS. Sales
positive. Conditions at the time of Sale.
MILTON HALL, Auct
Newport, May4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04
and FRESH ar 7TCLES,
Just received via NEW-YORK, by
HENRY POTTER.

GO. Ihdmcs-siftei,
Family, western Iour. q Choice city hams,
Iivson tea super extra; Dried and smoked beef.
Young hyson do. do. y Beei's tongues, dcied;
cd Jamaica spirits, Z Mess and corn fed por's
St Croiy do. and lard,
/ W mes and coud',, Butter, water and sol,
Lemons and oranges, = crackers;
roN and basket plunes, Z. rot bread,
Par" lemon syrup, Ground pepper and n.
Drcd p'uuS ior tart-, mcnto,
DIiod apples, y Madeira nuts,
Box assorted caudies, 4 !ilbcr,s aud ,lrnouls,
Best Cuba cigars, iel nuts and chcsnuis.
trlstalHed candy, y Nn assortment Of naIls.
/ nuro American mustard q l3uuch x muscatsl RAJ
! Fresh cocoa shells, sins, IN boNs, and
Manila grass mats, y boxes;
Willow market baskets, SMYRNA x Malag, csss
Loaf hump, and brown !, roisint,
/ sugars, SuIiauh iasins, h"shi
Sperm can,nu, sperm fresh iigs aud dates,
\ oil. q Nn assortment OF splces.
Fresh salad oil, turmnls aud hmgcr
\ New rce, y pr"'ervcd
Odd berkshire chcose, Hrh,kcr'sG & NR ID v
Best Goshen butter, SilDS,
together with variety of articles oct
enumerated np21
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04

EJ1 HAS iust returned frot:
I. f., New York, with a com
- pIetc assortment Of Stock "s
60. every kind thcro use1 ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-05-04

scoiil.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-08
HOUSE or DELEGATES

MARCH 9TH. 1851
yesterday the following bile passed. Resulan, The
appointment OF clerks of courts and prescribing tenure b
when theT hold their Offices This bill prov that the te
e OF occ oil The old clerks shall expire June next AT which
% new elections shall be herea iier they
hod teir osces for peod of years in the interval
removal ur Official misconduct II a vote of
10 10 IL :, huhnrsing subscription O the Bcrryyille
iuNe company s. Authorisns subscTp ion Mid
Gie Turnpike Company
The bill concerning slaves, free negroes and mulat,oer
D-ns returned from the with amendments they err
disagreed TO 10y the House postpone indefinitely
was nesaiIved
hc bill authorizing appointed to mos
ec"e the revolutionary Claims Of Virginia the u States
being read the third time S'
MI Claiborne Of absence of several of ,e
Trends moved lay the bill present on the anle Mr.
& alluded % some Information which come INTO his nos,
session, WINCH would induce hun when bill came u aran
TO move its indefinite pos pomement "'
he order of the day the bill concerning Juryner he.-
read some conversation ensued between MessTs snn
"icher Newton and Claiborne, expedency of dis
c"ssinc the subject in committee, on question u,
postpone the oIdeT until Wednesday Finally the Hons,
determined 10 execute the order, according
~ into Committee Of the Whole, Mr. Miller of Powbstan p,
the Chair ' 90
We have heretofore, presented outline of this bill,
sufficient to enable the reader comprehend import
After various amendments, Mr. Ga horne moved substitute,
10 the ball To the effect OF giving the county the same
power OF sunmonIng Jurors day
h' the superior courts OF law After discussion this
amendment was ultimately adopted Committee and subse.
Gueny sustained by the House, modified the bill
W" no doubt The feature of compensation TO Jurors
vas cNguTsed By 4 decided majority.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-08
LONDON, Jan. 90.

LONDON, Jan. 23.
IN oU! grain market, prices gradually advan
eng. american Flour is now selling at 36sa3as in
bond Ind Corn, Rye and Barley will answer to
mp Ii comparatively cheaper than Flour; Rice has
InProy u: good is worth 2Ss IN bond
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 81.
GRAIN d FLOUR On this day week very an
mated dcmand sprung up tor American Flour in
bond--orders having ben received pure ase laying
mare regard 70 Quantity than to price, and advance
OF a5ou. per Dbl was ohtained DURING the wecl,
oilers made for large quantities SIS Cd but refused;
and on Saturday $4,000 bb's purchased at 35s.
for tree flour 4os is now d. m nde Tne,. appears
20 be very little doubt but tho average, viii continue
TO rise, and as our supplies be heavy until he
SPRING good prices may be expected to rule in this
market for some time Tn It would be difficult
10 as-lgn any particular cause for the late sudden
advance IN price. There is nothing official "a
yet, IN the reported prohibition to export grain
on the pat Of Poland and Russia It is now
ta""ght, however, that Cd, ssa will not be
able 10 furnish abundant supply as has
been expected. In the mean time large forces arc
on foot, and collecting the Continent for which
supplies, will be required; and in many quarters ap-
prehensons continue to be entertained of general
war IN Europe. But. perhaps, the principal and
leading cause OF increased confidence in an expected
Use IN the price of Bread Stuff, is thu opinion con
tnuaIy gaining ground, that the last crop in this
country VIII continue to prove, both IN quality and
quaRtty more deficient than has hitherto been suppo-
seq. The present dug Flour is Os Id rer bbl.;
on Wheat lG. cd; and on Indian Corn IS I'D per
quarter.
We remain. respectfully, your o6t serr'ts,
ID -x,.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-08

breieri.ng the old plan of contribution by the
S'a'c where individuals have subscribed 35-other
parts OF tie State loskng upon this mode as amount
ing to nothing. and wishing to resort to a loan to
elect the desired improvements. This is the point
OF division between the two divisions. We desire
our observations made yesterday 10 be qualified by
this explanation, and be understood literally.
as representing the "South Side" as opposed to all
improvement.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-08
COMMERCIAL.

= IDeTe were considerable sales Of Country
flour yesterday at from S61 to Sol We know of
sale Of 600 bbs at the latter pricn There bns
hecn no City Mills in the market lately nor win not
tic i's' the grinding season comes round again
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-08

as 70 INC conduct of his long pfoissed friend Mir Chi.
reasons MIR Crawford's letter .cn 10 L,n by Nh. p
silent The result is known to'!c cubic
There is ccumst-nse. ioy.-er CONNECTED with ,r.
course pursued by MIR Calhoun in the Cabinet which has NO.
~" p'eSe'e 10 me pubic" "u' WINCH has served embuer
e iei' " ti Ffr>i''n' On TIM siuJect ~ the
wn'n he proposed to call! C'nr -ry to blast the repua
Wv, , % le Seneft Mr. Calhoun had good pose
ne htd sao'fced rs !'e IN giving effect objects
uf Ndn.iusr t;Inn IL snon mat his constitution had
% n6er the i'5wes and piydons of the campaign and
@ ms troops were h,af'"i him ovar Il his home which ne
rvf expected :" reach tfous wilderness which fuTn shed
DOM . 40, sr'''r 70 nnl IN bus enieebled and worn
-, ~ In'''h l"r RAPID decn" nj his health known
~ Washington well Tennessee, and from lie c,rcun
Of his r thar ne could What mus, be his feelings
th We 80" reflects that the whom put his ,us
r"r'es. doyd rsrre a-an.; f which ifhe had J,cG
wend have left blot "n H. fnr Hui handed him down To
ros''n'v H. regardless o orders of his Government,
a"' ieaHy 10 violate iie Constitution Of his county,
From the L. : Telegraph, NIarch3
iilE ORGAN OF The CONSPIRACY.
! Is rare mat we have eyer seen public pm; of
more extraordinary Character than the last number Of
the Globe Confronted by the ovcrvhcIm.nr proof
o! tAc conspiracy the editor. or rather editors (ofi
cia. and pryae) Lava ta;,ed their ingenuity 20 shit
Tue issue Tins - the usual Course OF detect cd IN
trignants We htye no tine to-day, pressed as we
are with the the slness Of Congrn,; 10 review the
remarks Of the Globe dc;ai', and. therefore con
inc ourselves to n ie" grnc.ai observations
!ha' ptmt seems much offended that ;.r Van Blu
FenS csny""di IS not considered cadence a.! innu
ccmcc Mr. Hamilton aso, has dsnvo,veu talt he
had ary knowledge or participation In this c,n-niruv;
ana way should not the dlSsyowul u. liz. one b., ~
h'gh evidence as that Of the other; Tncy az BOSOM
personal and p0llljc,j friends. anil FRI, ,I.a =, Co..
.'n9sclp u sgci;." we may fairy roIe The i, 49,
MIR Van Ru-eas lisayowai by The known cs,,n..1, 80.
that Of his friend Mr. Hamilton.
We are struck with one r4ct--ihs Perpetual s,.n
'ns of the scenes. Al tlne the object was "a.
ted 10 be the defence d! Gen Jackson; al Gnn. her
tune, TO reconcile him and Mr.. Crawford; and uny
seems that the object wac to reply TO supposed book
winch Mr. Monroe wa5 ABOUT TO write. Nj these
pFeteNs utterly isd, zen we come TO compare jh .n
wth the facts themselves in the corrcsper :ci.ce,
we hear not one word OF thesc objects. The april
Ca'"h was naue to dt. Crawford IN direct reference
10 Tie conduct q! Mr. ahoun, and not for The dc.
e"ce OF Zen "a KSon' or the reconciliation Of hm
ana !ur CraW'r" or - meet the publication Of Mir
monroe OooN, a. Is now pretended; but for the el
press anu Hiuls@u'Sed "uJect OF bringing on this con-
foNe'Sy !! cannot be concealed that 1t was for this
PuIPosG' Gnu '!S H!or' ii'' alr Iiim!iton procured
1"'o'a' 'I'' VISs'"' " Efa"t"rH icltcr, since
uSeu as lHc instrument producing the present
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-08

controul Neither his hao,s OF business nor dtscrD.
ton of talent. qualify him to manage the dry details
of nplica cd and extensive machine ll;. that of
he General Pos; Once.
II may be asked, what u,s!iee existed for these err
sures' The motive we should think IL plain cn,uo,
Charged with wastef,,l protlsion in III, nanapcmcn,
OF The hnancl0l concerns of the Post Oiiice--with
having ~ tact, brought th1i ,pInm,n, on the Par
ieh--th1'e ensures were Intended 10 throw the
c''FSa 81 cN'rlv'5'a;e tr)m he shoulders of the
present ana tx i; on the shoulders of the former in
cumhcn:s Of the General Post Office.
my were tho cXtravagart allowances made to
lara" ANA others: What motive was there for al
'o"' ~ an extra compensation, so much exceeding
.'H extra amor incurred, or the public benefit con-
ie'red' Tb:Echy we Imagine hugs mystery
winch 1t 10 reserved for the 22d Congress to read
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23

From the late Hon de JPin Clinton. Esq Gorern0r q
the tafeo 40 Krk, 10 Danie' Sieei, Boo6Nef-
Ter, agenf far the sale ofthe P,adelphs or india E1
tract. at .1ibany
Dear SIR {, male relative OF my family, who has
resided with ms Tor many years had been long afi'ct
cd with rae king pans in IN one JOINT and some
,,:.es in ano'her but "ust frequently III the @rs's'
shoulders knees. and ancies, and SONS tunes IN 'e
brcas, Frequently shifting from enc to another, each
day bringing with additional weigh, Of nsviy de-
pr,iuy her of DAY and night, attended WA loss Oh
appetite iowncss of spirits &c which her phl scisn
termed in, elera,e rheumatism, without being aDle To
give the least relief Under these circumstances we
were determined to try the poiadephis, oI India liz
tract which you advertised agent for the proprietor,
The effects of which far exceeded my most sangu'ne
expectations before she used one box her pans IN
great measure left her, her appetite returned ana oy
using three boxes according 10 the drecton she 49,
under the srri!es of Divine providence, 'estoreo 10 er
usual state Of good health. his beng reinark"o,e
cure under the most distressing circumstances Pahy
proves the vast importance Of hat most VALUABLE meal
cine Snce the above cure has beer performed. my
phy sician informed inc he had himself recommended
It. and used it in many obstinate chrome aud inhahm-
ory rhe unatic affections with the hsppiest eHees
therefore can, with confidence, recommend u 10 HI
who are laboring under the rheumatism " ever. sage
of the disease; AMI u, my opinon TINS msdice was
introduced into the arm, and lazy, 1t would De 'ae'
lug benefit 10 suffering huHan:t. and promote th' 'e
20, nj "a. s.rr;ca DE " il e. i.,ION.
For sale by WILLIAM HARPEk,
Druggist, Fairfax street, Alexandria
nov l1-eO6rp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
,EegrOes Waited.

4 RESIDENT of New Orleans wishes to purchase,
"A for his own use alone 8 Cotton estate in Loul-
sisns family of Negroes, Say from so to so in nun,
ber Applicants for the sale will please state the age
size, Sc and the lowest Ca =. price. Address to the
at Aexsrdrs, -. G..
FRANKLIN s ARNFIELD.
nov 10 I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
From U1Alam huE isq Keeper Of the heD Prison al
1ych street Phli1deLphia

.1TCH I'ITetE THtIuutIPHtu
I.sr Sir b nj a zeal an Il nlt wa, dreadtuiiy
lrt, with Bheunsti,m or what my physician t.ra,'
cd Rheumatic Gnut: my pans were SO great that II
would be impossible for nj To give you Description.
they are ne,ter krownh those iaborins der hhtn
matisn than can be descri1cd had neither Test nor
s,cep. day nor night; when tack the Poadcpnia or
India Extract, according to the directions, with yer,
singular success; after taking few doses got to see p
and slept well. continued the USE OF the Extract pus
and the pam, rsiu left me, rested well during the
dry, and had refreshing ,eep curing te night a"d con-
,inued to get better ii. l got perfectly wen.
WI. RUFF.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
CASH for EegrOes

yHyE wish to purchase one hundred an! fifty likely
~ Negroes of both sexes, from II to IS years Of
age field hands; also mechanics of every description
Persons wishing to sell would do well TO give AS a
call, as We are determined TO give higher price Tor
slaves than any purchasers who are or may hereafter
be ia this market, and certificates required.
Any comnun;c ations promptly attendedto W. can
at all times be tound at ourrcsidence west end Duke
street, Alexandria, II. G.
nov ~ FRANKLIN y AtHFIfiD-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
Letter finn Mr.. liuLston.

Dear SIR 'have bee. Violently III cted with a Rheu
matte complaint for manl ycsrs even m hhSers were
go contracted could .eiher d, ess undresa myself
have ony used two boxes Of 'he Extracts, and ain
perfecll, restored. Yours truly Is. RAiSION
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
IN ,,.,he,t ~ Grymes.
nov ll-eo6Ip

a. RESPECTFULLY offers his professional services
4 to the citizens oi Alexandra and It's vicinity '
Office is FAIRFAX street. next door 70 INC ros' ''
where he at all times he found
aux I9-6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
IaNerM for Rent.
The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George

!.ztt Court II use cuid be rented to good le n
r. one to five years u is the only one
So. at the place, is spacious and in good pair.
having attached 10 il grazing lots and stsbling Tor 20
50 horses. The furniture in the house. which
OF the requisite quality and abundance, would be
sod 10 TIE tensnt on very dating terms Pos
session may be had 1st January, If desired.
Apply to doctor u. Johnson, King George C IL.
Va. rto GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
seDtlO-t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
DSsNepsiN

,syHE subscriber contnncsto apply the newly disco
1 red remcd, for Dyspepsia. which has made per
feet cures IF hundreds in this AMI other places MS
rricr is moderate Application 10 be made at his
Drug store on Fairfax street
WM. HARPER.
ar A general supply of fresh Drugs-nedic'nes sc
ON hand and offered AS low they can be purchased
in Alexandria tor CASH or the usual credit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
Il Net.

sz~,. That desirable stand for q Dwelling
81 51 and Grocer, Al the corner Of olfe y Strand
ia streets. at present occup ed by Capt Duncan
81 IL a few weeks Wolfe street will be paved,
and render this very desirable situation.
sep;5 JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
Mouse q store to Nent.

- A two story dwelling House on FAIR
g fax between Queen and Prince S. sire, Is, Nth
a store aud good dry cellar under the whole.
Sex x To good tenant the rent will b. made low
Possession may be lad the eth day Of the present
month SAN Is. LARMOUR, & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
George inhusaM 4 Z

ESNTgH lGNNSNN 8 w.
gyAVE lust received and for sale,
III 40 boxes plug tobacco
II 10 the pound
In Store.
pipe s hlds ~ a. and 10 eighths BEST Ma
deira wine OF their oWn importation, war
ranted pure 80,
50 quarter casks and indian .rrels, Nurseries
Madeira Of superior quary
9urarler casks Sicily Madeira Go
5 bales spinning cotton, for retailing
SC SKIS cheese low To close sales
IS or boxes superior real Iavans segars
bJgs brow domestics 3.4 to ~ wide
5 barrels bright varnish
No. 8 maokerel in barrels and half barrels
.n roam in front of B. 'looes ofhce
FOUR FORrEPIANOS Of fine tone,
and p;sndd knan,hip, al! Of which Are offered on
NJ. Uhem purchased as usual
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23

'ruitinn
In Drawing, and in the spanish and Italian

I NtttNh
In Drawing, and in the Spanish and Italian
Languages.
q PINIsTRI respectfully offers to :he citizens u
D. Alexandria his services to teach IN the above
branches
Mr. Pinistr is an Itaiiai artist has taught IN New
York for the space of twelve years. and IN tins Dstct
for the last three wears and is teaching IN some OF
the most respectable families OF this place
Dra,p;ng IS useful to ALTO young ladies' as an &C.
compishment and an elegant fnish to their educa
ton; to young gentlemen, to facilitate and give an
giant n sh their Of pursuits viz: TO law
yer, in the use of maps, direction OF land, &c TO
Doctor for the anatomical study, drawing chemical IN
struments, &C ; to merchant, to understand stamns
patterns t. mechanical professions. it is not less
useful No tailor make graceful and well suited
dress without IL; carpenters, shp.builder' mousse
builders &c it is Indispensable in fact. there cannot
be well.6nished mechanic OF any KIND without
knowledge Of Drawing ,
This art like ali Others should be taught gradually
beginning with simple drawing and Swallowing III
crayon, water color, Ius ink, &C. until the pupil ar
rves at proper proficiency t" paint IN on. &c.
Any other is not calculated Tor
Droper instruction. The principles ofthe art must be
undersi God the learner progresses " plnstr' re-
fers to Mr &. Oh ,pman, on tins head ne propos
es teaching ali The various branches ct painting incu
ding imitation i'm oil csmbic or paper, an eApedi'
tios meh,'. and preferable TO any other IN teaching
The Spanish Language IS now particularly usefui.
States and South America .,
The italian Language the most beautiful AMI mar
,nonious of all tongues will not only b. an accomplish
ment, but of real and practical advantage. Derived
from the Latin, must please professed scholars ana
students. 1t is now the common. and Gems TO De The
appropriate Language Of music which lenders II pecu
lary adapted Dung ladies II Is singular that there
re no sen, letters and every word is ended
bya vonel
Price Of Tuittom
o. n,i.
From 10 pupils do do . each
- TO do DO do 40
10 pupil. and upwards do do
Night class for oung gentlemen 4 do
References:
New York, Hon Van RENSSELAER,, Hon Z ID. Co'
den. late aisyor; lion. James Kent, Chancellor.
Washington, y. G. Commodore Patterson and mo
mas Peters, Esq.
A,cxandria, Chss. Chaplin. Esq. Thomson +. Mason
ESQ late Mayor, l.. Lewis and n. Carusi, Esq
II Pinstr, has already commenced his Eremns
Drauine Sctool al Mt Hsllowel's. AS soon sss SUI
Gcien, number of SUBJ cber. is obtained he Will CON-
mence hi Spanish Erening School
lie can be found at Mis- Reoecca iayiors on Mug
street, Some Of his drawings Can be Seen at hr. haf
tins Book Store.
oct 20 Smos
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-23
70 Nent.

70 Nent.
r>z,s The Room and Warehouse IN.
.sfF' der my dwelling. southwest corner OF King
"a !: and Pitt sts., opposite Mr Newton's rank.
Sss.zs.-. lin House Hotel-sn excellent stand for
Grocery The rent will be made low, and dealt out.
Possession may be had 18th September
pup Is JNO. CORSE.