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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-11

&eined sugars, &c.
on BOXES steam refined sugar, landing from sloop
~ johnson, and for sale by JAMES IRWIN.
Who has in Store,
90 bSIs Refined Sugars, assorted numbers
1000 gallons pure winter strained oil
half pipes Cognac brandy
10 hhds st Croix sugar, good quality a
10 do New Orleans do
10 bbs country gin
10 do cordias
10 do N. q Rum
Which he offers for sale on reasonable terms.
nov 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-11

For Freight.

rh.su,erior copper f.stened aud coppercd brig
IL U.9VERLEY,
NSNCooper, master carries about 40 hhds: OF to-
r. 5000 barrels -four. and will be ready tor the
0'csn.;on of a cargo in few days. Apply to
Fecep1%O"" w. FOwLE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-11
New Goods.

New Goods.
DLUE, black, MKT, and drsb cloths
ID Cas- imeres and csssinetts
Flannels, blankets
Gro de Maps, battiste
MerinO and Cashmere shswis
Green, blue, and pink Florence
Thread and bobbinett lace and edgings, &c.
.fhO. an additional supply Of
Looking glasses glassware, &c.
Just received and for sale by
oct % GEO. WHITE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

sct nsn ufsa HE eva route. SUSAN. hsnssg As in
Jury bAt may result An apprehs nsoo IL entsrsaiped
mat some contractor, in other respects well approved
nave permitted these frauds to exist upon their
20, me evi' must be eHscuaily eradicsted whatever
saetihco o. individual Interest IL may involve. No
contractor will hereafter be continued in tn. service of
the Depsrimeo', who shall permit This prsc ice How
ever hisny he may be estimated in other respects he
WIZ De cepriv.d OF his contract. Postmasiers are
CURED IN all cases. 10 inform The Department, when
hes- abuses come 70 heir knowledge.
h'sh'y satisfactory TO feel assured, hat by n.
gre" m1Jo ny OF you, gentlemen, all the evils here
noticed are decidedly di.counten d. and the sror
-s confidence is therefore, reposed In your ,sadine
sun 70 co operate IN giving effect to the IL ions o.
we department. so essential 10 it's future prosperity.
w. Il. BARRY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
HENRY CLAY.


W. are 'old by the editor OF he Historian lhatoIIsn
ny Gay IS the MN who has he real in erpss Of I'M.
naloD al bedfi" We 90 not believe H. and ,ber. for.
WIN lh' sseelings and desire TO be inform,d on
lba 90 'ci put 'he following queries TO the ediio, nj
The H"toridn. The editor Will not only obIge ne, bu,
Will, We bivP 70 doubt, confer favor On The psopIa
gs,era'ly, hy giving saii'faeiory answer:
First in ISL, Mr.. Clay was found opposing m O
B nix o, hs Uci.sd Siaiss, and in 1916 he was found
suppoitrz tte institution. Az which oftbrs. dates
bSd he che interests Of this eslicn al heart2''
second During he wa NJ. Clay vas denouue e d
ny Cbail's Hammond az rindictive den0gogtIe =
hear ,sss poucian, &t -sincs that time md a. pr.
sent hey are found huggog cash otber with i-ser.
raj em' rec ~ which Of these period. h,d Mr. Ga,
" he rial nterfs's OF his nation a, beArU"
Third In 1923 snd 81 Mr.. Clay was CcupJ In hos,
me 'rfay asann John q. Adams, charging him with
oeing 40 enomy TO bis country and in 1925 vo,og for
MN Tor Pendent AT which OF these dates had Mr.
Clay me Tfot interests Of his nation al heart"
FoUfh = Ia 1924 Mr. Clay denounced az snc.,epub.
Iicsn I'D Dangerous ihe Secretary suceesstn nd
IN 1873 he supported The principle az "saf ,,
Wbish Of his positions eel and svidenrsd n
az aebment 70 ih4 real interests OF ,bis ma l., ~
RIM Anterior 10 he year 1925 Mir Cl,v re-, .
tuld 10 She ranks Of he publican psrv 6sb,ira
wiih q e followers Il IN hersou, bu ,ios. m, a.,
he has BEEN e'low shorer v "a Dlm.i ", bs,e, r Il,
nan Burges, John Holmeg, ard the Hartford C,n
%9ionei- 81 1914 Pray Al which OF these eras had
beffj C'Y he real interests Of bis national At hear p
We panss To- me suswera. Isl CqdresU lie Gaz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
To P0sfmasfeTs and .Hal Coniracfoys
PoST OFFICE DEPARTbENT

GENTLEMEN - w thin the last i9o ysafs. The { n.
don Of this DEPARTMENT has been much improved
10 many parts u he etrf Try, mail routes have beer
exendsf; sage Accommodations have been added; n
ft qusney Of Wps has be n incFsasei; snd OF many
OF 'hs leading routes greater ceieti,y has been evsI
TO the habspcria ion OF he msil and 10 the expedition
OF the havel.er. On he routes most impor'an, 10 the
Intercourse Of the country, aud especially % lie mer
can ne 'nsre'', greater improvements have been 80
cured IN hi mare "a. I'd tear mis- ion Of the msr
Two yeafs rce, The couTgcis then in operation In.
vtved an eSptnss Of mors 1.-Two hundred ,husand dol
ars year, eYord his smoun Of ,hs current revenue
o. the DePaT meni. AZ present iS current revenue
does very masrs ly from tle current expenditure
These results could not have been produced by any s
oit on ny part, had they not received the ensrSete
co.opefatioD OF Pos masters aud Contra siors Tina
m0eTof The speeess which has attended ,boss efforts
Is Que 10 the vglsnce ans fidelity which have
tbNae'eriz'd most Of you, 10 deeply III snd aekfow.
lodged.
The number Of persons employed in The variou,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
mr., 49,, - - From the Haiue Argus
LIE NJ PLUS ULt RIA OF INCONSISTENCY
AMERICAN SYSTEM CoAIITIoNrsrs

lhe edi'r n the Nsional zstis ihirks that tbe
J1ornahsst 81 ihs country shouJ msks common cause
aga n'l mf Rush, Gas and yiolen, aggrsssor
shu h'opt h'ui ne counTy,b brother Nstionals'
rsiterse The wi'h, with every itdic, ian of ano,,b,
ion. For years and years he cd.y os,fonsIsJ have
been tuoez OK Mr.. Rush, prot und ool,iesI eccn.
omisi-ag The pua I've isbef u the American sysieo,
sy''sm which they proclaim OF he mos BE- anti
Id dew lops meni Of poiiiea wisdom Nheh ever smsn.
ssd tom he mrd Of a shil al Gs'ssmap III se,
how efepm1sness may VI s7l men .ours Tbs vhoIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
From tho y. Y Evening Post.
COLONIAL TRADE

We have togn somea hat surfti,. Il n ..s IN. rro.
bsr' on the Colonial Trade, signed * Y which nav,
been recently pu blshed 10 the Philsdelpbia Unite
es Gazeilc, and copied thence into various opoosi.
non pfinis big and ple, with ueh ses a. N ths,
Proceeded from some disting uishsd source Wedd no,
suppose The, any real friend Of Mr.. Adams or NJ. RasI
would like 70 revive hs sDl ct e our nesoeiations
Wo "fe@ Britain, en- jet 10 which those gentlemen
must aFpe@ 70 little advantage, Mr. Rush him n bss
ncfsd' been named ty Pbi'sd lphia paper az n au.
hS7 OF 'tese 4 V. bers; but low as we espn ate
hien's, we sso hardly concur 10 ippuhog 10 him
'to'hor'h'P OF " o's ui'ersbls sssys. He bee been
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
VIRGINIA MILITARY LANDS.

FHNhE undersgued, councillors at Lew. he. i.sv.
N 70 give notice 10 he claimants ard or,ejn,l
Isu VHgInld Military Lands located in Ohio, that
'hey VIII prosecute any and III rights IN ,bsss i.nd.
whi,h may be confded 10 hem, with a. Iine dslsv a.
possible ara Tor rea'ouabis Compensation.
many thousand aeres OF these lands we're sold for
axes me yesrs l5Ol-5-6-apd 7, and u original
PcrIieor' OF heir hers, suppose ber title hsreo 4.
wholly lost, by reason Of said sale. Tbi, is mssak
me fe'e 81 'nd 'or taxes IN Ohio, generally void
Vur Iesuenee is az The seat OF government where s
pave ready access 70 The Records Of all sales Of land.
lof exes, end we will promptly give aoy iDforms,ioo
tequfeo 10 relation 10 land, in this State which mas
'Oe Oo'sipeo w 'he public Offices or oiberei,e.
..,n 49, ORRisH PARISH and
"|" ~ iiS-"om LYME STALKING, ,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

III UNI INNVFU1s
Showing Tow HAIRY going DO President and how
woke, aud 10. II was nothing but dream.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02
ROEGp10NHa

Fseo lhe celebrated oas Of celebrated ob,r,,,o =, all,
bhted dinner. ~ '"'ao'o' ~ ee'e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

OliCh'-Al Psr'ous having claims agsIn,t M
estate Il John Mnfehie Of Cbeset6. "a con, !.
w ana s hose Indebted to The said esa,e are res.
e"sd 70 GENE Hr6ard, that final settlement nj nm Az
De nau' RO. ID MURCHIE, Ex'or
,a OF John Murthis, deed.
1"'J o IT. e3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-02

NOiiCE-Ihe creditors 20 the Estates OF Mr.
MARY A. J7nes, and OF Robert Miebic, dec, are
f'quefed TO present their claims duty authenticated
$40 'uo'e indebted, 10 m,ks p'ymrnt by the La Of
September next, in order that fiDa seule me n, ~ 80
re erected. VIM. w NICHE Adm'or
July 30. oa Ss''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-31

"adem sparkling. whilst tie weig ht presses up
| IN ms ofos, he has consigned them all 10 an
immedi"is-n magnHpinous oblivion that he
looks elolusIselS TO his country aud IT. IaI-
| mense interests. which are drawing into the,h
the INTEREST," OF Europe also 1T this cri.,, Of dis
may thai whomspsser hs may discharge from
MS connsfls. or summon To them, he will do IL
upon this simple basis, without any unworthy
iow-miadsd inTnsons Of self an the mo,neu-
foua business Of his enpire that he has no hun
g'y passions ofany kind TO gln,, in tho ssnc.
'uary of his country. This, | say, shoots
CLEANS OF hope into the despair ,hat predomi-
mates IN my mind. greatly prcdo miuates, for
the peace of Europe, though Earl Grey be The
English Premier.
Such are Englnud's means of aggressior4
now, even beyond any she has ever welded
before, notwithstanding.he great debt that
other naiions,t the COLOSSUS OF the north amongst
them, will watch her decisions with anxious
alterations of hope and dread. It's n remark
Of Sir William Temples, that he conia never
find better way ofjudging Of the resolutions
OF slate, than by tho personal temper and
passions of tho sovereign for the time being at
lis head. May tho resolutions Of England then
bear auspieionsly upon thu cause ~ human
rights and liberty. Let US hope II, whatever our
fears. Her present monarch has done an net
which attesis, II nothing else did, that his pas
s'ons are under goyrInnent--aad as TO the
inagnanimiiy Of his temper. thai ~ il worthy
TO be ciasseh with that Ola Titus, n vespasian,
or Washington. TEMPLE.
Jan. H. 1881
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-31
NJ For Poetry, see taa page.
FsR THE VIRGIMAS.
THE VIRGINIA PLANlER-No' /.

A.
The undersigned had intended to publish
pnnk entrle5 The pirginia Ptd"fer. or
N, planters Poektt Companion = ard although
,,s n,,,,,i,er Of Ibscr,brrs may have heen OBJ
,s,naJ which would justly lis pobllcaIian,
20, lac has determined, tor the present at least,
ooi T., nuLIsh the Book, but such extracts
only ia the Vi ginian) as he may think pro-
per.
The extracts will he numbered aad the pub
l,.bers Of o.uspaners Throughout the tobacco
Yeoion are requested To insert THIS, as well a
the nun ',ers at tie time, and rs they may ba
rpcriypd-aowever. some corrections may oe
ners. Sary for have nryer been 50 fortunate
a, IN nave A manuscript printed accurately.
ha,ps sometimes wrntr ESSAYS On AgrIcnl-
tural subj c,s NV motv" To- which has been.
4, stimulate The thoughtle,s 10 boSmcSs-lo
stimulate others TO wrnr. vino nre more capable
Of ewing information. and IL eilr,t discussion ;
bit know not that the though'lcss have taken
Leel-lno>e more capable Of giving .niorna-
ton have been stem aud i know not that
any have disputed my opinions.
Il ny l,Ie, and health, and smnll rDity may
ht. may 81 wIitr and hope that, in
time, somv good may grow ont OF II.
"A. DRUMN0ND.
p S.-Persons boiling subscriptions lor the
PInt. r, which may be worth Conveyance, are
t.,,..ted to send them t. Amherst Courthouse,
by mail Of oIherwise-ani thy, a veil as tie
subscribers. will be pleased TO accept nj my
homes, ,hauks Tor their good will. Il. ID.
Anhrr,t. Jau'y 1889.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-31
cist Observation-Disclosures.

S1f,rday. jan 22-The Senate, after &C
,iog on several private bills and petitions. to-
eeiher with the bill from the House IN relation
In the mileage of members of Congress, resell
we'd itself into High Court of Impeachment
for the trial of Judge Peck aud Mr. Meredith,
at about one O'Clock, having concluded his ar
pument in favor OF the respondent, Mr.. Wir
commenced his argument on the same side, hnl
continued unt,l the Court adjourned.
The Speaker presented 10 the House Of Rep
reseutaiives a communication from the Sc
cretary OF the Treasury, IN reply TO resolu-
finn calling for information on the subj ct OF
the transactions Of the United States Bank du-
ring the year 1880. On motion OF Mr.. Potter,
who offered the resolution, the communication
WAS Ia id on the table, and ordered 10 be prin-
ted The Speaker also presented certain reese
l,,;ons from the Legislature of North Carolina,
on the subject Of the Roanoke inlet; WHICH, Oh
motion of Mr.. Spegh referred 10 Commit
tee on Commerce A memorial from numerous
citizens the State OF ONO, praying for re-
vi,ion of the tariff, was likewise presented by
m. Spe aker and referred 10 the COMMITTEE on
Manufacture. The House, alter the adoi ton
of various resolutions, took up the joint reso-
luton on the subject Of the compe satIon oi
members Of Congress when was discussed
hv Nessrs. Dfa,ton, Su,heI land, Hall, Whit
40 nv Ch;l,on. and Carson, until the close Of
III. hour The House then proceeded In
Comm;t,pe of the Whole, Mr.. Martin the char
man to the Senate chamber. TO attend the tn
al of Jdge Peck and after remaining there
several hours, returned and the committed
having reported, adjourned.
Monday Jan, 24.-The Senate after recf ,
ING ns,tions and reports of committees, refer
20 70 ,he Committee on Post Offices aud fos
Raats the bill from the House making nn'
form rule for the computation OF mileage o
members Of Congress, and ordered several p'I'
n a third reading. On the opening OF 'n
H,gh Court Of impeachment tor t'e 't''l
Judge Peck, Mr.. Wit resumed his arsume'
IN favor Of the respondent and continued UNI
after three o'ciock-whcn. without us ha'lh
concluded. the Court adjourned.
la the =. use of Representatives Mr.. on'
from the committee on the subject, repor e
several bills rs having been correctly enro''eo
UPWARDS Of TO petitions and memorials "ef
presented and relerred to the appropriate com
mt,ees. Mr.. Lstcher gave notice. 'na' o
. Monday next he should call up the o,lI 10. u
repair of the Cumberland road Mr. DAVIS
of south Carolina, from tue Committee on tn
Judiciary, reported bill TO repeal Inc 20,
+. srclion If an act 10 establish th3 judiciaf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-31

I"urts OF The United States. passed in the year
i.s9' Mr.. Doddrdee moved to reject the
oh'-and Mr.. Buchanan stated that he had a
counter report 10 present from the minority OF
'ne committee. Before. however, either pnri
OF The subject was acted upon, the hour aIpr-
eu-ana the House, on motion Of Mr.. Polk
"en' INTO IA ! Committee Of the Whole, Mr.. Mar
"n IN the char, and proceeded TO attend the
trial Of Judge Peck. At half mast 4 o'clock
they returned, and the Chairman reported
progress after which the House, on motion Of
Mr.. Haynes. adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-31
ny FLETCHER & TOLER

mem OF tue report anj substitutes, which was
agreed TO, 75to 10
message was received from the Senate.
informing that they had passed the joint reso.
lntlon OF the House. instructine the Executive
TO obtain Information relative 10 the former
ginia.
hr. Morris notified the House that on Mon
nay next he Committee Of Privileges aud Flee
"o"s would proceed TO investigate tue comics
ted election from Orange.
y" motion of Mr. Burfoot, the House ad.
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TERMS.

ro, 81 per aunum, payable In advance.--No sup
wiz be Ss S s"1 s i Ss '
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Advertisements will be inserted a. o. cents S, pc,
aaro Or loss the fret time, ana be- paid for
heir insertion, or the payment assumed by
pf Prev UrssnoasibIe person il Lynehburs.
chancery Orders not exceeding TWO squafesare
',,eJ for SIX dollars. ,,,..
Sters addressed TO the Editors must be post
IA or they will not be attended t"
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ndarine
Palma
FouIard
7 Ladi,s
Bapdanps
dk6. aud
nd Imin.
byes
e Ribbons
Hose, EN-
bkerchiels
WorsIed
ms, Hooks
,rtment p'
ad Laces
es, Chsml'
nd Sba"l',
-4,74s and
hne,e aud
stock VII"
IN and ives
o their as
srriye,tbelr
y eur. AL
low prices
ey respect
eYanIoe,
ly executed
u3mif
N c..
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PROSPECTUS OF =
The NATIONAL INTELLIGENGER
PUBLISHED IN THx CITY OF WASHINGTON,
By GALES e SEXTON

vgNHE NATIONAL INTEL. GENCER is an old es-
L tsblshed Journal at the seat of the General Gov
eminent. 1t publishes, originally, the Proceedings
and Debates ofCongress, and contains more regular,
full and accurate Report of these than any other paper
in The Union; it contsns also, the Acts of Congress-
and all the State Papers and Documents Of public in
terest, laid before, originating in that body These
recommendations, in addition to the variety Of other
information which is to be found in its columns
nected with The general in eress of country,
with literature and SCIENCE and the affairs ofthe world
Isrge together with the character fairness which
the paper has always sustained, make useful and even
valuable to all who feel interest in the concerns Of
this o: of other countries
The ISrEtLrGEScBH is published daily and tri-week
~ The Daily paper FLO year. or So for six moHtls
The Country is published three times
week, with the exception sometimes of portion OF
the Of Congress- during which it is published
twice week, at the price Of six dollars year, pay
able in advance, or four dollars for six months.
Washington, mar Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-18
reed Potatoes.

4 FEW bushels of Seeding potatoes, just received
N and for sale nv M MORRISON
These potatoes only four years from the ball;
thev took the premium from the Essex Agricultural
Society in Massachusetts in the fall They are rep
resented BY the person who raised them, as tpersby
cary than middling bearers. remarkably deli
cate and me.ly, size nearl, round, color white, and
have 5u, few prp'uberances. good oppcrtu
nitv rffrrs to farae,s and gardeners to secure
superior variety of this important vegetable for seed
hey sold here at the price which they readily sell
for by the person who raised them vz 81 per bushe'
Persons in want Of hem will please apply soon as they
are nearly ali engaged.
Also, in arrived per brig A)exandria, fresh and
choi'e s'pt nfgsrlen SEEDS, which, with the former
lot, nak.s as fine assortment as osn be found IN
pace. Likewise, upwards of 100 varieties OF
flower seeds
All he above seeds of the crops of 1880. and OF
the very first quality being raised by tn aoSt expe.
riencod growers, expressly for }. n Russia seed
establishment Boston Hass. and offered for sale here
at his prices; vhcre, as, can be had the greatest va
riey Of garden, field and eower seeds to be found IN
the u. States
Also fruit and forest trees. shrubs, grape vines, bui
bous flower roots, asricalurh books, sc
\. g. AL orders Cor snv of the above articles by let
ter post paid otherwise, win be attended to imme
Giatelg. mar 5--t
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EooM g. 10. pxsxMvzMa

NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
CATALOGUES of Sale: Bank Checks. with
I or without name in margip; Cards; Prices
Current: Lottery Tickets Law and CONNER
oiaI Blanks; Bills of Lading; Policies of lusur-
ance; Bill Books; Lottery Bulls; Militia No
,;ces: Hand. Hat, Shoe. Window, Shop, Tobac-
co. Horse. and Show Bills; with every other de-
scrintion of LETrER-PREss PRrNTIHG. Cards.
Hills, Checks, &c. printed either in red. blue,
green, yellow, or black
LOTTERY BILLS
y cyery description for sale at this Office.
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For AiV erpoOi.
Fox Frei.ht.

Y J COPPERED SLILP OF The first class, car
~ res about $50 hhds OF tobacco, or 1000 ct
ar, VH FOULE g Co.
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For sale,

Q0BAGs fine green Rio coffee
~ 300 Spanish calf skins
$3.50 ID old lead
5000 bushels Turks Island salt
5000 do ground alum do :
40 bbls nett i.erring., in fine order particular
10 do shad, put up with salt petre { " for fam.
Applyto NJ MILLER q SON.
mar
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Nyspepsia

VIVA. HARPER OFF,, his services to " public in
w the cure DID, speps'a, on the ,mpro q plan.
Fem.es WILL asuiud, c,l at his DIV Hing an &c tie.
men At Nj, Drug store on r., fax str e' This price
will be made ,4eratc. ~ tn o. att:rded with.
ont chsrgc. wnl
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IN Council, March 9, 1884,

nRDEHED, That Robert Anderson, Alexander
- Moore, and Robert Barry, be Commissioners for
holding All Election, on Nonday the 2lst instant at
John " Smiths favcrn, IN the Second Ward, tor two
members to represent the said ward in the places of
John w Smith and Orlando S More, =. signed
Test: I. Z. THOMPSON, &. C.
mar ll-dt2ISt
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NnMng INDIES Seminary.


ynyHE subscriber Informs the friends of his School
4 that it vii! hereafter be contnoed IN much more
commolious and airy in the second story OF The
same buiiding-Brooke Lodge, on ST. Asaph street
In addition TO the English branches usually taught ~
the best Female Sem,naries, the young laiies VIII
have the opportunity of beng instructed in the Greek,
Latin and French lsngusges.
Mems Roux. vel known as a distinguished French
Teacher, is engaged to give instructio" M that
language.
The experience Of many years cnnvnces the subScr'
Der e the great advantage resulting from freqnen e\
aminations; he therefore not on, willing, hu' desr-
ous that the most competent u, ges should witness
the progress ohe young ladies under his tuion ana
he respectfully invites the patrons and friends oil the
Institution 20 visit il st am time
Teachers may be employed in Music. Drawing
Painting, ,ard may be had on reasonable terms,
in some of the most respectable families IN this CITY
Cards may be ohaued by application to the sub CIT
Der, specif, my his terms WM ~ JONES.
Alexandria, mar l0-3m
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Piano FOrtes.

nNE plain Piano Forte, with extra additional keys
~ frets, &c. -
One round cornerd ditto, with extra additional keys
frets, &c.
One round corner'd ditto, with draws, and metal
lie nate the effect Of which toincrease snd improve
the Tone .
One projecting comend Piano. with carved draws
frets &c extra additional keys
The above just received from the celebrated ma
nufactory Of Messrs Loud & Brothers, of Philadelphia,
and are offered for sale at Philadelphia prices with
expenses of getting them here. They may be seen at
the Office OF Bernard Hooe, Esq on King street, few
doors above Washington street
Apply 10 eho' 'oHNsoN'
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- ''G5' lasf receired, and offer for sale.
y ,o> o sud ST Croix sugar
mis- ani terccs W I and \. %. nolisses
~ lbs loaf and lump sugar
Nh'SS Java, 10. and Porto Rico coffee
packages reas-gunpowder. imperial. Y. IL.
AMI poaehous teas, ct the latest importa'ions
.Ppgs brandy
,, , poncheons Jamaica and Antigua rum
gain old whlSke, 81, 4th. and 5th proof
- ''N.S and hSf boxes bunch raislns
- drums fresh Ggs
- BOXES oranges and lemons
-, Ieans straw ana rag paper
Ton shot, assorted
~ Kegs aaits superior quality, 81 to I'D
r., = BOXES aud kegs chewing tobacco
ss"S' Stth wei selected assortment of
~, :, GROCERIES, for family use.