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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-17
ALEXANDRIA. DC.
&aTWRhaY MOANING. DEC y ,o,,
r 1t is customary in TOWN d,.; >.

w tbs customary in town duriou H..
est part Of the Wia'er 10 establish SomN sever
The present nelement season shog,J iDan "''f
think, immsiiate attention to hi, NJ 20. ~
with other charities. it will ,rud n,,..,.,,.
leviate the su'ftrlnss If the voor, and ,on,,;s
to their con!ort and happiness.
u. NJ. DALLAS has been elected ss,.,
the place OF Mr.. Barnard, by the Isc,.I,,'
Pennsylvania. There were eleven baIJo,.
the last, tic vote stood-For Dallas G.. RnI
so; Hemphiil, 81.
In the House of Representatives on Tbn-sd,
on motion of Mr.. Washington, it was
Res0lced. That the Committee far III. NJ.
OF Columbia be instructed to inquire into H., w,''H
ped'ency of providing by act Of Conare.. e. e.
'rfpa'r or Improvement by paving Or Mac Adam, %
lzlns, of the Pennsylvania Avenue in III, ,'I c.
OF Washington, and Inr the further impro, sm aM
OF the payements about the public souarc. WY
tor the introduction, through pipes. of .uno,r WV "
water for the public buildings, and the proisr;.
OF the archives OF the nation from fire
The Senate was engaged. on Thursday in F.,
ecutive business.
Mayor Of Boston.-An election for citv a
GERS was held in Boston on Monday. which -.
suited in no Choice of Mavor. as will ha ss.,,.
the following extrac, from The Patriot
But little interest was manifested, eyr.o, T.,
the election of Magyar, and in few of the W,,J.
Of Common Council Men. The candidates f..
Mayor were, Charles Wells. the Natiou,l D. D.,
publican candidate, William Sullivan, who va,
put in nomination by part of the National Re
publIcans. and Theodore LYMAN. Jr. WIN ~,
supported by the Grocer's party oryanzs,j,n-
and by portion of the An'.TariA party.
The result was for Wells 1858: for Lym,,,
1851: for Sullivan 1855; scattering unascer,io
ed. No choice has been effected, tic Whole yoo
Der OF votes being about 1850, OF which ei--C Ar.
necessary for choice. A new election will mo-
badly be ordered for next Monday, whpn we ,,u,
Mr.. Wells. the leading National Republican ca.
d'date, will be vigorously supported and elected
~ '"""''"'e '''Jo''')'
.uJos H,ksU- H. ~; j or1,an. u,.,.u
before the Court OF Impeachment Of Tennessee.
was brought to conclusion, on the S0lh ul,., b
MS acq"1ta'. lie vote on some OF The charges and
sPechhca"ohs was UNANIMOUSLY IN his favor, &C
Others 1t wasvery close, being on several occasion.
! a..
majority of two thirds, or indeed any ma,orir,
found to support any one of the charges or .pet;
lcatious; and Judge Haskell was. of course u
quilted.
by the LEGISLATURE Of that State nav in se,sioo
10 offer reward of s5. OOO :. far tho arrest a
nersous engaged in pubIisbuo or circulating 60
diticus notifications
History Of Georg'a-A committee Of the GeOr
sla Legislators to whom was referred pfOpo''
ton OF hr. A. Jones, for compiling history
that State, have recommended an appropriation 0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-17
Hay q MackereA.

7 ABIDING from the ship Glide, Capt. Blunt from
Ia Portsmouth,
355 bundles ofhay
81 barrels MOL
70 do No2
10 do No Fall caught Msckerel
% half bbls No
90 d. No2
IS9 barrels potatoes
All of which will be sold low from the wharf. APP
ply to w. fo"LE Go.
nov 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-17

Jnb printing
Neatly and srpediiio,tsty erecufed ut This office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-17

The Susquehanna River was frozen over, al
Harrisburg, on the night Of the 9TH inst Tie
Chronicle, printed at that place, says, such CIR
cumstance has not occurred so early in the season
since 1896.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-17

G. NJ. DALLAS has been elected ss,,,
the place OF Mr.. Barnard, by the Lessl,,n' I
Pennsylvania. There were eleven hail.
the last, tic vote stood-For Dallas, G.. pI
so; Hemphill, 81. "'S'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-17

The Governor of Georgia has been authorised,
by the Legislature OF that State now in session,
to offer reward of $4,000 "for the arrest Of
persons engaged in publishing or circulating Sc.
dtious publications.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-17

The Senate was engaged. on Thursday, in ?,
ecutve business.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-17

W It's customary in town during III. ,...
est part Of the Water 10 v.,.bii>h , Som '''e''
The present Indictment seas m shogJ indn "''F
think. immediate attention to This n..,,s, ~ !"
with other charities. it viii ,rmd n,,.,.u.
Ieviate the sutftrinss Of the pcor, and ,.., ~
to their comfort and happiness. 's
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-17

A proposition has been made in the Legislation
of Virginia, for the entire abolition Of lmPrl'OI
ment for debt in the State.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-17

History9f Georgia-A committee Of the GeOr
gia Legislators TO whom was referred piOpO.I.
ton OF nr. A. Jones, for compiling history OF
that State, have recommended an appropriation Of
$4,000, to enable that gentleman To visit Eng,
land for the purpose of obtaining copies Of the
documents connected with their colonial history,
contained in the archives of the Board Of Trade.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-15
Olmy's school Geography
Ann ATLAS.

4 PRACTICAL system Of Modern GeogrPny'
y ora view ofthe present state of the world, SIM
nr6.d and adapted 10 the capacity OF youth. Con-
tainng numerous tables. exhibiting the divisions set
,em.p,s population. extent, iakss, canals. and the
x,rious institutions of the United States and Europe;
the different forms of mt, prevailing religions
and the latitude and longitude Of the principle places
on the globe Embelished with numerous engravings
of manners, customs, &C. by j Olney. :.
Accompanied by an IMPROVED ATLAS, beauti'
full, colofed; containing.
i. A map of fhe World A chart of the World:
9. map of North America 4 map of the United
states s A map OF New England. s. map OF the
Middle and part Of the Southern States: 2: map Of
ohio and Indiana Amap of South America. 3. a
man of Europe 10. A map OF Asia. IL. map o.
africa u. 4 chart Exhibiting, on q new PLAN the
cumnsra,ive size of the present empires, kingdoms,
s,,tes. with their forms Of government. and number
Of square miles, the population OF the principal cities
j iouns The width Of the oceans, the length OF RI.
xars seas, lakes, gu, bays, sounds, &c. the length
sni height of mountains. the length OF days and
ut IN The different attitudes, and embracing the re.
cent discoveries OF Parry Franklin, Clspperton and
Others
Received and for sale by
line Ii-dl0t DAVID MARTIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-15

posed Capt. Van Wart is in the next room,
grooming dreadfuly, while am writing these
lines HIS case is somewhat doubtful. 4 Seven
death have taken place; one or two will die this
night; two are supposed to have sunk in the boat
The Journal of Commerce says
"A singular circumstance is related to us OF
another gentleman, well known to the public as
a jealous promoter of every good object, who had
intended to come down in the same boat. It ap-
pears that he was waiting, either at PeekskilI or
one of the landing places lower down, when the
Captain of sloop which was just getting under
way solicited him very earnestly 20 take pas
sage with him. No, he replied, he was waiting
for the steamboat The Captain sill pressed the
invitation, and wthal manifested so much good
nature, that the gentleman finally consented
Money of course was no object with BIN being
independently rich.l The wind afterwards be.
came less favorable. and he did not arrive IN the
city Till after midnight. He then toldhis com
panicn that he had been silly enough to go on
board sloop, instead Of taking the steamboat,
and had got we'll paid for his folly, by being de-
tanned till that hour. What was his surprise wnea
he learned that to this circumstance, under Pro-
violence, he was probably indebted for the preser-
walton of his life. !"
-ss.S3sas-
The report, copied into cur paper iist evening
from Stamford Conn., print, Oh the sudden
death Of Mr. Maffit. the Methodist preacher, is,
it seems, not correct. We are saformed, and
requested to state, that Mr., Maffit Is now resld-
ing in this city in good health. IN. ne. P0st.
-a9a5eaH>
The Petersburg Intelli$encer OF yesterday
states that in the vicinity of that town, the har-
rest wM begun next week. {" II is ten or fifteen
days later this season than usual. Accounts are
SO various both as to the probable quantity and
quality of the coming Crop of Whear, that we
feel at loss how to make up an opIniun. With
regard to The price it will bear in the market.
the prospect is not now SO aattcring as it was
three or four weeks since"
We understand that ON Thursday they were
cutting early wheat on the James River, OH a
part of the Curles Estate. and another farm near
to it. The harvest is several days later than II
was last year.-Richmond Compiler.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-15
MarshN's Sale.

DY virtue of two DEGREES OF the Superior Court OF
ID Chancery for the Fredericksburg District. pro.
nounced on the eth day u April, 1922, and 9Th day
tween Charles Coleman, Executor OF James Coleman,
deceased Robert Reid, aud homes shreve. Plaintiffs,
and George w. Hunter, Administrator OF William
sheppard deceased. and Others Defendants shall,
nm the thrd ,oudou in June merit before the front door
of the Court house of Fairfax County, lbeiRg Court
day) expose to sae by public auction, to the highest
bidder, upon credi, of six and twelve months, Qhe
purchaser giving bond and security, and q lien upon
tho land sold, TO secure the pa! menl OF The purchase
Il CERTAIN IR.4CT OF LIND,
of which the said William Sheppard died seized and
possessed situate y ing and being IN the county afore
~, containing
Three Hundred and Forty. 7iro and a nay .Hcres,
m,,e less. subject to e right oi dover Of the De-
rnI,u he widow of the said william Sheppard,
rem JOHN 'STANAKD,
, o. 9aw,9O,l ,uue Nj C.. n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-15
-G34ye;i

The explosion of the steamboat General Jack
son ON the North River, has been attended with
more fatal consequences than we're at hrst sup
posed. The following additional particulars are
contained in the New York papers:
The Mercantile Advertiser says
.In the steamboat North America, which
came down Yesterday evening, the dead bodies
of John Vantne, engineer. josiah X. Brady,
architect, and Miss Dow, were brought to the
city. John Glass, Esq calico printer, from
Glasgow. who settled in HaNerstraw, tew years
AFRO. Is dead; Mr.. Mitchell, of Peekskill, is also
dead. and two it is said died while they were be-
ing conveyed to Poushkeepsie. Rufus waiter.
Is missine-as well as three or four others
IA are badly bruised or scalded, of whom not
mere than three are expected 10 recOver-amonS
them are Mr.. Edward b Rathbone, merchant,
of dis city, whose arm was broken, and whose
left lee was terribly shattered. Dr. Proudtoot'
who was on the spot set the tocmer'mmedlateiy'
and Yesterday amputated The latter, but Mr.
Rathbone is in a very prccariOus sltuatlon.-
Smith. the Cook capt Van Wart, the Pilot; the
Barkeeper. the Fireman, colTed man, and a
deck hand, are severely scalded and not expect
ed TO suryive-these are all the names that have
come to our knowledge. The Gen. Jackson is
n complete wrcck-save tie Geek; scarcely one
plank remaining to another.
The particulars are yetimperfect-how many
NAV have been in the cabins and are lost 1t is yet
imposs ible to state. and days may elapse, before
this unhappy tale is fully told. At such time
as this, il is perhaps unnecessary to speculate on
the cause of the accident, or attempt to place
blame ON any one-it would be but poor conso
lation to those who HAYS lost their relatives, OF
| have them survive only in manned condition.
skillful and watchful Engineer, with intelligent
and careful assistants,is the great desideratu IN
The American says
"A most remarkable escape, on this occasion
of an acquaintance of our own, has just been re
lated to us. He was on the wharf, in the act o
handing letter TO person on board the boat
at the moment of the explosion. Its shock thfe"
him backward, though uninjure'i, against Pii'
Of boards. and killed the individual, whose hands
he was just touching -,
1--WE have Just been favored with an extrac
from a letter received this morning from urass!!
Point. dated half past O'Clock last night.
..Mr. Rathbone had his leg taken oil betwee'
II and IL o'clock, by DR.. Hoffman, OF n: York
He is remarkably comfortable, and perfectly com
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-15
Nistrict OF ColuMbia,

County Of .4leraadria, SCI.
NNIIIiIAM w. NJ rEE has applied to the Hon
w James $. Morseii. Assistant Judge of the United
States Circuit Court ofthe District OF Colombia, to be
discharged from Imprisonment, under the act for The
relief of nsovent debtors within the strict of Co
immha on Saturday vt. tbs 1871 ns'at. 1T eleven
O'Clock A. NJ al the Court House IN A,eXandiis when
AMI where his creditors required TO attend
iuue i5-St EDd. l. LEE, G.. G..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-15
Office Of the Chesapeake g. Ohio Canal Company,
WASHINGIoN. April S.1SS1.

Office of the Chesapeake g. Ohio Canal Company,
WAsHISGToN, April 8, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given, that ali hs'"!inent OF two
~ dollars aud fifty cents per share (being The 20h
mistakenly on every share OF stock in the chesapeake
aud Ohio Canal Company, is required to be paid on the
18th day ofJune next; which instrument must be paid
TO the credit ofhe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Conpa-
nv. to the Cashier or other officer Of either of the fol-
lowing Banks. viz:
rbe Branch Bank of the United States at Wash
ington;
The Bank of Washington, at Washington
The Patriotic Bank Of Washington, do
The Bank of the Metropolis, do
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown;
The Bank of Alexandra, at Alexandra;
The Bank of Potomac, 40
The Farmers Bank Of Alexandra, do
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandria, do
The Hagerstown Bank, in Hagerstown. Md
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in Charlestown, Vas
and
The Branch of the Valley Bank, IN ieesourg, Va
By order of the President and Directors:
JOHN 2. INGLE,
CLERK Giles. & Ohio Canal Company
anr I2-1awtl3thJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-15
Novice is Hereby Civ en-,

vIVO the Stockholders in the 'eesourg turnpike
Road, that on the 2ist day Of June nert. an Elec'
ono will be held at the Courthouse in Leesburg, tor
one President four Directors, and Treasurer for said
Company.
By order Of tie President and Directors:
SANt. NJ EDW ARDS,
may 20-wt2lstJune treasurer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-15
Brown Sugar

ETIVE hogsheads ofprime New Jflcans sugar, ju
Il received and for sale low by
;uneI5 GEO IIITE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-15
$50 Reward.
EbANAWAY from the subscriber, living near Upper
Ia Vile, Fsuq,er County, Virginia, slave namei
INT HONT

u
INT HONE,
known in and about Alexandria, ID c. as Anthony
Williams. lie is about six feet in height end sIou;'y
made; supposed be about 4Syea!s old, but from the
badness on the Of his head, looks older; ofcop
per complexion. cunning counenance, and plausible
manner. Anthony left my farm in the yicint! Of Up
per,ie on Che 3ls of last March, with pass allowing
him to pass To and return from Fairfax Court House
written four days from that date have reason to be-
Iicve tina, during his absence he procured spass in
tended for another slave named Daniel, authorizing
his passage to aud return from Baltimore, within sly
or eight DAYS from the date thereof The date ct SAID
pass was probably ID april, 1881, White Chmneys,
Loudoun County, Va It's co'jec,ured, from An'ho-
NJ, former habits, (havng been saiior) that he has
m ,ie for Baltimore other sea port. where lie
may have found employment the wharf or on board
of some ship. Ii is possible that he may be employed
on the chesapeake and Ohio Csnal.
The above ward will De paid for experimenting and
securing him that get him again, and all reason
able charges in addition for his delivery to me, at my
residence Uppersilic, Va. or to Mr. John Lilo! d.
Alexandra. ID. G. 1t is expected that any passes in
his puss, ssion his apprehension viii be promptly
secured CHARLES T.. POWELL.
-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-15
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

N'Li be sold at the dwelling Of the late Alexander
w Perry, on SATURDAY NEXT, at 10 o'clock.
a H. the
HOUSEHOLDS KITCHEN FURNITURE
Of the deceased; together with his rOGK IN TRADE
consisting OF Soap, Candles, &c. FERNS male known
at sale BENZ s. KfNSEY.
iune -ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-15
For FyeiwA, or Chavtey.

xSE The substantial sloop NL3GAR3,
SED Samuel Wheldcn, master, carrying a1out 800
bar,s will take freight FOR Halifax, Providence, or
any other Eastelu port Apply 10 the master on boa:d
or to Doolhf u DAVIS
june Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-15
James ). GWMneN, NJ. y
DENTIST,

ESpECTFUiLY informs the citizens AMI visitors
IL of Alexandri, that he may be consulted AT 'H
u. Chget's Hotel on the firt and third " EpSkSpAf
in every ncnth, from O'Clock until
Anletters addressed 20 DR. q al his oihce betwce"
tho United States Bank and the Pr. sdenrs House
Washington CITY, or lett at Hr CllgeiPS Hotel. Alex
snlris, viii be pumc'ual!y attended to.
ian lie q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-15
Public Sale

of VALUABLE PROPERTY in the Town
of OCCOQU.4N.
DY virtue of deed Of trust from WIN. Selicman TO
Id us, for the security of hnmas ties, shall. at
l2o'ciock, on THURSDaY the 30.h day Of June, up.
nthe premises, offer for sale,
II LOI'upon the main street, in The Totcn o.
OccoQua1 having front of So feet running back
100 feet to public alley Upon the lct there are
eptA large aud convenient BRICK DWELLING,
h5fs three stories high, and ou,,ouses
Such title only given to lis by the decd, which
believe be good shall convey to the purcha-
SER Terms of sale cash.
JOSEPH JANNEY, 2rr,s,.e.
EDWARD BATES,
jtne l4-l0t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-15

IN. water, - the boat passes, waiC"
10, ~ y principal objection to the use o. ',.'
'sn w. "r'ft on canals, Is in the present ea'e'
| !, oo'iai'd' ~sM
| Washington Telegraph says = In. = ne Az ~,
5.-.sr,I, Mr.. Berrlen, reached tii,s Guy
y ~, after an ,abseuce OF two mon'"'' ="
l, o Georgia. ,.
,h s,y, that the frigate. Potomac
Ell ITO . take Mr., Vas buren, "0' 10 Lug
-1Nss>
p, .,,.oo,e Ameri,tan informs US that the
DE-" %. If fredericksburg, the injury TO
si''P' a,;ccd in Yesterdays Gazette, receiv-
% S' .' J,,,oe tina, she sunk five hours al
o. Ia the mean iime' however al ,' 'ne
~ ,',a;,nre were saved. and the boat was
j. a'' 80 She now lies with her bow high out
.'lVe, oIbar Stern sunk TO the upper deck
.''y .,. rnat the Philadelphia is expected 10
, 'i y ,Irbout difficulty. aud the damage done
~ ',,,,,n repaired at sinai! cost. Inc
''' ;D;ary ,o the cabin will depend on the
~. 4 toneby the water 10 the mahogany work.
- wv" -ss7eE1a-
,t.,.r !, 1hr Norfolk Beacon, rela-
'a ,%iI;,m.bqr. and its venerable college,
/" ', ".', 40 make the following extract, with
,,.''n, ,bors seems to be, at length, gradual
" and Dec oming an object OF more IN
IN = Ii,erlr, point ofview, evidently So
~ ,, ,Jy,nces and improvements multiply,
ny y, ,si,e Of learning, aud the advantage OF
~, nrinciples ~ farming, and indeed IN all
II, of the business OF lite, appear so
81, inf the consciousness OF them has pen
' -. ,cI wide into the bosom OF the coun-
: S, 70, 'in.the centre OF a large, fertile
.ag uttered district, the College OF Will
80, May promises 10 contribute largely
, I..b, and knowledge necessary to turn
locll advantages to profitable acconnt.-l
,rsr Lnown the gentlemen OF the country
a n take more interest than at present
" r,rsscial influence Of the College on the
.,.r and fortune Of their sons. Never, IN
r,,r more worthy Of their attention. The
-, p.of.,,or, are excellent in their respect
,,.,.ments: and their lectures are so ma
and arranged. as to secure to the studlous
,,,ry desirable help to his own exeruon, as
=, me most powerful s,imulant to his ambi-
To crown all, the College course has now
..l,d nearly to its close, with a degree OF
IN, and GOOD order which reflects the high
rdit on the character Of the young gentle
a we'll as the Institution. la few weeks
MI have an Examination which will do them
honor, and which, il attended, as may he
ted, By sentlemeu from most OF the clrcum,
counts, 5, can scarcely fail. think. to
: the number of students next course. To
habltants OF Norfolk, aud ut the counties "
he north side of Y ork, and the north side
mes River, the literary celebration of the
july III the good old Church of Williams
sill 5e one Of the most Interesting they can
~
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-25
PgMEEC SALE.

WILL be sold, at public vendue, on
Thursday the lst day of December next.
at the late residence of Mary Kinney
decd, near Stanton,
l2Yse f0gEOeCSsPs' -EDlODcvFig, gSS:
Four work Horses, three Colts, twenty
head oil Cattle, twenty-five head of Hogs
sixty head of Sheep. Farming Uten-
sis, and all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and other articles too numer-
GUS to mention.
Nine months credit will be allowed
on all sums over five dollars, the DIr-
chaser entering into bond with approved
security all under FIVE dollars must be
cash. NIGHTS c. KINNEY.
JEFFERSON KINNEY.
Ada'rs Of diary Kinney, decd.
Nov. lS.-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-25
n office.

BY virtue of warrant, 10 me directed.
by the Hon. Lucas p. Thompson,
Judge of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for the County OF
Augusta Notice is hereby given,
that a special term of the said Court will
be held, at the Courthouse, OF said coun-
ty commencing on Monday the I'd day OF
January next. The officers of said Court,
and parties interested in suits depending
therein will attend accordingly.
NICHS c. KINNEY, c. C.
Nov. Is.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-25
IA2%Z.a W .gE-cs

THOSE indebted to the late firm Of
JAMES L. PATTERSON g. Co.. are 70.
qnested to call, without delay, and settle
their accounts, either by payment or ex.
ecuting their notes.-After tie Ist dav
OF December next, all accounts not thus
settled, will be placed in the hands Of
officers for collection.
w. CLARKE, ! Er'ra ofJg.
JACOB LEAS, { cob Warden
JAMES z. PATTERSON.
Oct. Ii, 1881.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-25
WRITER SESSION.

ON the 10Th OF November, inst. | ex-
Pect to commence the WINTER Session
OF my SCHOOL, in the country, about
3 i-= miles from this place. The stu
alton, being healthy and retired, is as ia
vorabie for study, and for the prcserva-
ton OF good morals, as any country stu
alton can be. | will receive into NV
family small number Of Pupils as board
eTs, at the rate of $50 per session of five
months ; for this sum furnishing lodging,
diet, washing, frcwood and tuition.
For Scholars who do not board with
me, The rate OF tuition will be as here
tolore, viz:
Latin, Greek, &c. per session of
months, SI2 n0
English Grammar and Geography, S 90
heading, Writing g. Arithmetic, Z 90
It's much desired that all who pur-
pose sending to the School, enter their
children or ward at the commencement
Of the Session.
ABNE Err w. FITZPATRICK.
Harrisonburg, Nov. II, 1851 -3t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-25
a GARD.

The subscriber avaIs himself Of the
present opportunity to contradict a re-
port, calculated TO injure his business.
viz: That he would soon relinquish it.
and remove from Stanton. tt is I'M
founded and ne respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he will re-
main at his present residence as long as
he continues to receive liberal encour-
agement. HORACE SEELY.
StauntoD. Nov. II, 1881.