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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

Messrs. William Morgan, surviving
partner OF John NJ. Settle & Co..
Richard q. iiaden, John Nc Rty-
nolds, CALVIN Tate, in his y. n rgnt,
and as administrator oil Edmund
Tate, deceased, Henry NJ. DidlaAs
and George B. Woodsou--
lnl LEA az to Take Nouce-,hat " shal on
x Saturday ,he l4ln day q, May ntst,
he."eeu the rising and setting ofthe sun Of that
dh,. al 'he Fiaukin Motel, in the town
Of lynchburg, procrei to take the drpos-
ton, of Geo,ga White ck aud others, 10 be
fsad AS evidence iH the suit now depending IN
tue Superior CauIt "A. Chancery for the Lynch.
burg District, N which we are plaintiffs snd you
are deleadsnts, y hen 1, where you may al NJ
II you thlah proper. You will also please take
notice, thai II, from aay cause. the taking oithe
said DISPOSITIONS shall not be Completed, OH the
day above mentioned, ,he taking II tho same
viii be continued, from day 10 uay, between Tat
sane hours. until the whole are taken.
ALEXANDER LtGGATI.
PATRICK MATHEWS.
April II. NV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

The Nashville Herald. of the 18th March, 10
copying ,nioils columns lhe letter of Mr. Craw-
ford 10 Nj Calnoun( the Que published by Mr.
fofsyth) says thai a mnnn'Gr'pt copy of the
same letter was 10 clIcnlsi'oa ia Nashville and
the neig hbofhooJ for = several weeks" preyI-
ously 10 the appearance OF Mr.. Calhoun's
pamphlet. From what quarter IL came."
saS the HeIdld, we know noi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11
Wnpnrr i-rhe Washington Spectator is

Wno bIr The Washington Spectator is
enigmatlcal--
- Great proYee's Of the Colored Peopte.-
There IS man, whose naue has rung though
oat The country, especially as the devoted and
magnanImOus oppo.er Of schemes Tor concert
among religious people, who Is married to u
colored wo nan, We know no, whether " On the
book, or by the northern mole oil Jumping
tho breUin," and who is The father of u UoIor-
ed family. Tie has also been in noalihalion to
the Wee Presidency ~ even 10 the Presidency
oil the country. In case he should uecohe Pre-.
sldent, and IN cas- also il should become, by u
sage, The prerogative oil that officer 10 rule and
no ll) aud violate the Constitution anI laws
OF III. Gosern,nent.t the culored people will have
an Esther AT TUE foot Vi tue ,hrone, bo may tot
only dictate modes and tashIons ~ the frinale
community, bul nihy deliver her people from
civil disabilities, break down the barriers vi
prejudice wh,ch separate the two races, aud
produce sa spa gaDatlon,by the power vi pnr-
" spIt. which no other split demon UT angel,
could cary INTO ehsct SUCH a consu,nmaiipu
would be the means of au A,resa JaDnee
throughout the ,ountry"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

Syipt Steam Boat This boAt st,;,..,
,estrrhy WIN her upper cabin burn, IT nefe
,ooh hte on Thursday "ism la,t IN E"a,. sAs
River, by whch accident " bite a,a'ueky
Guild, a"d black woman were burn,' aha
We have 40 oibeS particulars. 'faia
| Eiurrnot .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

Seam Boat Sunk he Pi,,sbarp
tuesday Iast sa,a--Ws regre, e,cesd,'' .ae OF
announce. thai thu siram bo4t In r,s. 10
'tf"ek 'oek near he head VI Brown, I Iag
o" f''dnt i"s', and, before she coiIIa he ',ao0
aed to aud IN" On shore, sunk in deem WIN ,.l
Ole had' we ale told. about City iona Of J' hI
goods 9a board oil oil "n'cu axe NOR. =, a,y
Injured, Vi tse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11
u y d y :; u / -.
From The Kanauha Banner, 1ppa |.

From The Kandwhd Banner, Awa |.
We have been politely furnish "a by Nh
COLLECTOR ui ihr tolls Tor The james Ilver Com.
Iaut, al thil place, With TUE aggregates oil
asceadug and d geaiing tolls, Ior The years
1929 and 1880. The ,n,rease oil the trade, as
ndIt a,ed by hr tolls, during the last year,
n will he seen, amounts 10 Soi4 ~, and, II ii
he jnn c,,,rtloa, sne"s d ,ur,ah4n, s,ale OF
the commerce oil the riyeT.
The difference IA the ascending tolls Tor ia >
two yras amounfsto Sl20 &c, exhibttn. a
very la itering sngneaiaaoa oil nnsiness.
Dat let ., Charle,lon---k.er tolls coilecte
fur ID ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

How comfortable you are, said the Por.
enpii'e 10 the Adders-" pray lei friend take
ohelter win YOU Blu Nj snake, wrie soon
nadt 10 regie, Their compliance Win the re-
qnest oil this nsiioas lfiend--lnr, once adm :
ted, the PoIcnrine kept possession, aud FL prIled
ms hospna5le euerCtnets tom lb.r homes
ou 1h friendship .A the forcnpine exhibited ior
tue Snakes. la, Anus Kendall! mane.,ed iur
the editor vi the lelegraph. lie asked hs a
IRA ND 10 participate IN tteltoours Gnd care,
ol u IL n1eeh's political household, but With
the hktJ itsoinion, ira II admltied, he " ouid
exp,i the occupant aud AXE po,.ession himself,
Bur DOT hnding the rdI OF OF the Telegraph as
Gednipa' as Ia had hored, he deops persu,>
ton aud al cmpJs iorGe Nhetner tue pocu.
pine MI the Alder, OF the Alder tue Pcrcu-
NM, Is mol important 10 the publ, Except that
II Is deSnaoieto Zee tagratttude punished.
Bat. Cl.roa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

Bets. "A claim was Ia'eiy brought before tbs
Conri OF Hugs Bench, in Eng land, 10 recos
er ihe amount won upon Eight bat@ePn coue
lie of D0es-Lo.aCnlr,J Justice Abbott refused
to Try she case, being of opinion that the Lime
oI The L 'uri Was nos 10 be wasted IA tying
which dog or which mas won bathe, as the
whole OF 'hese "ag+rs were illegal. II ia hop.
ed HE i,n- vii soon come, Gays the 1o"tna!
Of Law when all Kinds OF bets wil DE eAe'u
hed iroiu Tue grave consideration vi learned
routs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

BY the libe5ality OF Arthur Ta,,o. p
OF Ne" xork, ALL p,ons ,na,gent tonns 80
"", nav 'ber .a',io" al Yale College. -, ,@,
saecs.sife years. free of sxptu.. '"o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

Pursuant 10 sentence, Ibornss Csok ws
executed al Chester Court House, South Car.
Una, on the iosEth instant, Tor ,he u.urder i,
Als father.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

the A,netieaa tonnage incyeasei 10000 TOYS
b.rsu.s pI TIT i" plt-dtpsonaliztssenfH oil NJ.
MeLans--will .eat aui MS throat ~iIb eating.
aud ursl oil his feet vi b ~alkius---ss the
inr,ans say thai their ancestors were neeus-
,omed . do. ~ oil tins. Every BODY ~
Baltimore. expects thai The A..rriean tonnage
eml1asad IN the nssi lnIla trade will I'D III.
minsh - So do Tie peups nj barbadoet, a.
apI,rsr. b. the Toll isIng article
D idgtiouu, ftb. s.-ihe Americans, II
would . I'm. AZ. nj cad, beginning 10 tesi'ly
much di.,4tu.f faction ~ The slender advantage
,onlefr. on them BY he onening of thu Nssi
India pofts - thsr iTsds. Ifey sss, or IA
lher II Is sad Tor them, that they experience
the greatest Aiif Gully ~ getting market Tor
th-,r noJooe. So ihat jonathan, ahhsr all. sill
moi line the boon so good thing as be elpeo-
RI, under The e1i,iing resirietIons"
Itere are nov mnie Br,tifh aags n ying in
The haThor of Baltimore than have bren seen,
al the lime, Tor many ysan-and 10 the 81
tent of ho British onnaP. present, # directly
inietieies With the omplo, ment OF .uf o"o ses-
tei,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

ne amount OF property lef, IN pledge x;,,
Twelve Pa"nhrokefs To Nv York. au,,,o
year ending January, 1881, Wa. lue. 100 ao'.
'ars. Ano"g he ar,ci.s pledged wer. mn la.
,n"n iSo5o garmeu's, aud 10000 .h,,,,
blankets, and coon,erpsnes. N"''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

4 me ihos's' clergyman was taken .,;
Ensiaho. "po" suspicion Of having ~ ~ !" VIEW
Ole Gags part "' the money telons,np -, -, sad
%als An, s" N. ' sf f VA. seccldpsl
"a"Ia.s ana ,"s 1 s y 'olded and closely g.
tracts. ' religious
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

According To rsp1tt. there !. mol that equal
it, IN The inl-fcour.e betsern The u. State.
and p..ouudlaod, N Bilhsh aud Anstiean
vessels. winch wa, hoI,ed Tor. We heaf that
D VI IN Bnnsb vessel. i, tree. ehile in AmsrI.
ean vessels, 1t Id. 10 pay s D. per barrel.
Bo, Pnlind.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

me rank Rooberg.-Sr are info,n..
va NAYS himself rs INV in prisao TIA
c"a,se Oh oehs concerned IN the sbd,.. "a
w. p @e.s oae. ys' enteeo'eed by The ca, es.
adage - Sci rogue 10 catch . ra..a =, as Tue ID
AeU YORK DaiIp 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

Denns Cure, poor Irish orange seller, as
We are tni"rmsd by the n. Y Consiellalioo
last week dr." p rae of $500, and the day
inter hjs vile presented him, rs he sac
with THREE wins, partly RaGs aud parity
gals; fine sp,'gh,ly Oh .ldlen"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

hey have had, says the u. s. Gazette, straw
oet'Ifs III Boston, and new pnta,oas IN por-
h'hd Ihe sun nast be warming our northern
friends W The way oi Symmes' QUILT. To be-
liese 'n these scctHiyic productions, AemR,t
hrst believe la cpHceIlirgc spiieles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

The Bravo 10 sa,d 10 be the tile o Coo,
peas ue1i novel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

her and whea che does commence opsfs-
lions 10 eseasss. i, Is 10 be hoped she vii
adopt tue best piaa and execute u N The best
! msnaef.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

eoan'enanee.. -Bso~ ntieg tfr.ts.e
shid mat ariHne ement. hsxs a. si.te
r"n Tue BRUSH Con.ul 10 convey m aiqag
Eng'snd- Browarigg having teen .e MN 70
So 'us "eg''n'ns. sosi have r.ce,s.s "h'ii
hs' n, sn m Of money 10 iudeanifv IL ~.
'he 'a''"s Which he has teen under r.g or ts
tG. Y. Com. ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

eooa'enan ef-. -Bros nfieg fff.ss..s
sa'o mai ariHne ements have tssf
en 'ae brush Con,ul 10 convey ,h.sa a'9a
E"g"n'- BfowaI,gg having teen mn {
.e "e "'n'ns. 'aosi have r.ce;vs, mt
Am. a..,,aa :. money TO indemnify him r.. -
''h'e aaii 10 Which he has teen unas. ' or q.
:" I. Com Id.
The Bank Ro5berv-W. .,a IT.,
Old Has h.n..lf is ma, :. 'p'ned TIA.
charge OF being concerned IN the :, .p' M 4
OF Inc money yet unrecoyei i bv ,h. ,...a ON
we hope ne" force will not be- ORE sAhk
aoage oei rogue 10 catch ro,.. ;, As I'd
ae0 YORK. Dqiig Ssa,;..
mefnoaisf Clergyman was TAX
England, upon Suspicion sf hsy,na ~ New
uie Gags part of Inc money ieIon.,..' - Sad
baLk la New York. Seach tothe
made, ana The nicely folded and a.,eo'aIngly
packages were tosad 10 con,., 0se,y ten
tracts. " iehgIons
The following rs related by N. s,;.
Phlladeiph,a United States Ca,e, s"''of ostae
An mia"t child of Dir. M,n,..
Fourth street, was yesterday lei ,,,, s"s n
HE nursery, while the mother "e ped III
io".r pal oil the hoo.e. On her mo the
"S ~ "'"a'ss, sue san the bo..s eo
~ ."p ''p," ,"e "ee one "hmedislpl, wro, s"1
-, % sofi"". DISCOVERED
&c were On lhenlaa al ma ~,
VI 'e".e, ""o us osasb ~ 1mpalsd i. ~ "s
Ct Ga.
" P' . ''''"' A'0ats : ms h0ai afriy.db.
W. upper sao.n burnt off. 81
'""N Ase "h n'soas nIRni last IN e.,
~. 49,. 80 "o"a" were eurntlo dear
n. =
''''se'' LON H.
o.. H., G.,
-. ' ''sonrg Gazqt,s, -
.,,,,.,,. 's'e' eAcesdlngly ;,
~. ~. 30 "eaa NC nea" Vi Browns Islam
=" ''''' anu oe'ofh she conId be nm,
oo,a. on hnara IN :, aoo'' MY ions Of drv
s,,n,.a '>" axe more VI lea,
gv the IAs-al;,. :,
=, n. ", -, " -'dhur IaPpan, gsg
ma IA ~ahs
y s~Pe"ae.
III. a.. r
,wslx. .,t,..srp 'e,, !" pledge villa
,.'''' ~ aofh, during the
lar. 60 ~. .s 'o''' was Aoo, OO do
~ lo.,o,n '' 'oak'a were no less
tI,',, e''"e"'s, ano 1000 sheets,
, '"' .''"'''panes.
p..
w sc" ence, lbonss Ctsnk Vas
- - N"e''ei eouTi House, South Carp.
''""' U" 'ns iosEtA instant, Tor she murder ~
-, ~
n.. ,"e' nave h"o' says TIE u, s. Gazette, straw
Land The ,nn ,na', ' =. Ne" p"as'oss :" ro''7
f'iends by The va, Of S,mmr.' Quit. To 5'
l'e't AZ these seet"iric productions. aemQf
NJ . ''As'e |" s'"'f'''f'c s"''e'e''
"rhe Bravo !, ..n 10 he the ,;,o.,c..
peas ueAt novel.
Dennis Cutr;e n,.y ir;,h ,o,,. ILL.
va mr.. iof.rmat N. ,ha C., 'ehs'' as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-11

erew efhs pineydrd u ohm Brownripe and
hoaeM Ddwfs We're brought up ON Monda, !.
'he = Meun CouIt OF Tho United States. mud d..
enhsseu from custody. HIS Honor Judge Beus
auufessed them previoasi. II Tho procl smatioo
oeihs made, 10 manner calculate To make
'eeP IMPRESSION upon their teei,uss-part,cu.
ANY upon tho oil Dawes. whose par,ico.lio,
III ,he conspiracy was not denied by himself
anu whose escape from the fate OF G,bb.
anu an'ie, was probably only owing to IN,
apparent necessity oil using hi n ms u runess
~ p" SAID, however, that he ia nibitsd the .a,ns
''A'i'y which generally ctarssssrl.rs his
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-09
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Sale Of lots.

VXyIL' be IF red for sale on the premises on 81.
! w 7URDiY Tie FIRST day Of 0etobv merit, the
following LOTS OF GaoUND, to CLOSE the admins.
rs,ipn ~ the estate ofthe late Ann Butcher. deceased
No. 2. ONE LOT rs feet inches on Queen
street, between Columbus and Alfred streets. running
northwardly to the centre Of the square 176 feet
inches.
No. 4. ONE LOT containing quarter Of
square, aud adjoining the above on the northwest
| corner Of Alfred An Princess streets.
No. 10. ONE LOT with a small frame house
the southwest of Alfred aad Princess Streets
IS feet on Alfred by 1913 feet inches on Princess
street.
No. 8. ONE LOT on the northwest corner
Of Colun5us and Princess 10 feet inches on Prin.
| cess by l76 feet inches Columbus streets.
No. I2. ONE LOT, about 90 feet on Prin-
cess by As feet on Alfred street Also,
The one-fourth part of Fire.proof WARE
! HOUSE on Market Alley.
Terms made known at the place of sale.
Wanted TO Purchase,
Ground Rent of twenty dollars per annum For
one well secured, liberal price will be given.
| sent 7-dlw&eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-09
COMMERCIAL.
New YonK. Sept. 6,-1 0'uloci

New YoHK, Sept. 6,--1 O'clock.
THE Mr&ets.-0ur Flour an,l Gram markets
are without any material alteration. Sales have
been made of fresh Western Flour, at 5 57a 5 81,
and of Richmond county. new, at 5 IS. SIEVE
raj carsoes of Southern Wheat ahoat unsold, will
probably command from ls TO lis cents; no
further sales of Wes.ern or Ncr'h River. In CO,
ionjsl produce nothing hisweea deserving Of par
ticular remark. The advance on Coffee is fully
maintained; yesterday some sales were made al
the increased prices. This morning we have not
heard Of any. but the fact is, the quantity Of COT
lee which ctiers ior sale is oeS smais, spectators
not being vet willing to realize Morning Cour
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-09
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .ALEXaADRLa. IN. c.
ann1yrn. SEPTEMBER 8.

ARRIVED, SEPTEMBER 8,
schr. Pamela, Small, Boston: sundries to J.
& w II. Irwin, and freight for the District.
Sloop Friendship. johnson, Philadelphia; freight
for the District.
Sloop johnson, Duncan, Philadelphia; freight
for the District
Schr. independence. Welsch, King George;
wheat to &. Johnson, & Co.
schr WIN. & Betsey. Washington, Mattawo-
man; tobacco.
Sloop William, Green, Mattawoman; and Schr.
Only Daughter, Barnes. tobacco.
Sloop Charles Williams. Woodland, Patuxent;
tobacco to A. G. Cazenove, s. Co. Schr. Mar
earet and Elizabeth, Gardner. do tobacco do DO.
Schr. Eliza Mcdonald ho tobacco do do.
Sloup Mary West, Pomonkey; tobacco to w.
Fowie, Il Co.
Soop Foritu,le, Nouomy, Wheat and Corn TO
James McI{ea.
SAILED,
Schr. juno, Hendricks, Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-09
Trust Saie.

kDY virtue Of a Deed of Trust mlde to us by Isaac
I'D Henry and wife, for purposes mentioned in said
Deed VIII eh is dul, recorded in the County Court of
Prince Wam. we win sell to the highest bidder, for
cash the premises ne IAN day Of October next,
&.2lsss THE TRACT OF LAND
t.ssspsssl on which III SAID Isaac Henry, deceased,
SJVs lately lived, in Prince William County, con-
s,.4ssz. tsining $50 sores. ALSO, sundry SLAVES,
mentioned in said deed.
The land lies on the Turnpike Road leading from
Cenrerile to auckland; is adapted to the cultivation
of all kinds of Grain; be improved by the Of
Plaster and Glover, and has suiciency Of wood for
its support 1t will be shewn to any person who may
wish TO view, bs Mr. Robert Hamilton, living the
place, or either of the subscribers. Such title is
vested in by said Deed, will be conveyed, and no
other. LANDON CARTER, Jr
ADDISON Is. CARTER,
sept Sim Trustees
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-09
Upper MARLBORO, Sept. 4, 1881.

0PPEN HAKLBUKU OVPV. r. IooI.
Messrs. Gales 8. SeafOn Dear Sir: 1t is with
feelings Of the deepest sorrow announce to you
Esq. Attorney at Law, after short, but distres-
sing Illness. He departed this life on Saturday
last, in the 29'h year If his age. BY the death
of our es,imable friend, our society has lost one
of its brightest ornaments, and the country one
OF its faynrite SONS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-09

~ The citizens Of the Town and County Of
Alexandria, in the District Of Columbia, oppos-
ed to the reelection Of Andrew Jackson, and in
favor of the election of HENRY CLAY to the
Presidency, are requested to meet at the Me-
ehanics' Hall. on Saturday evening the tenth Of
September, at half past seven O'Clock P. NJ.
Sent. It's.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-09

lent a. the gravssof those who had that day twelve
months ago commenced bloody conflict against
power-despotism-and military despotism and
fury--without arms, ammunition, or even the
means of defence.
had hoped IN this letter to have completed
the history Of the three last days-but must de-
fer the remainder until to morrow.
Your obedient Servant. .. P. O.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-09
7hsG1h Session of MRS. PORTERS
Seminary for Xuung AAdies,

WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY The l9rH OF
SEPTEMBER.
4 DUCATION is viewed by the Principals % this In.
~ slituon. AZ thst which mcu!cstcs correct pm
c,es poshes taste, regulates the temper, ru,'ystes
reason ,bdurs pas sioIB directs tie feelings, n J'tI,
ate. to reh c,ion trains self denial, end espe is"
that which refers all sctons, feeling. str'
tastes and passions to .Gt love and lear c! s,,''
The liberal patronage bestowed on h' i's'''H
has procured for il ia, first teachers in eve "s
of scientific aud ornamental etueatina. who
stant aim is to strengthen their ehper,encc'
su,ing the various s.sems Of modern improve - -
Europe aud Ametca
The yrsnt Gaze and paternal wstcilres SIS Of iae IA
dies who live sthcr one household, regulated
TIN oughout with view to the Improvement Of their pu
pills. secures good health. and pfoprs'y OF conduct
and affords opportunities Tor communicating 'essohs III
the numerous points Of manners and E.oraIs, which
come into view, only in such domestic situstion'
where maternal interest pcrvades all Instructions
| TERMS
Boar one hundred dollars per annum, or - DOLLARS
quarterly, pay able in advance
Tuition .cco ding to the class in which the pupil ranks
FINN, Eve 60 ten dollars per quarter in advance.
| French, Italian. and Spanish, each 20
Music, Piano, Harp, and Guitar 20
Drawing, Landscape. Flower. Miniature and Velvet
eeture, On Philosophy, Chemistry, and Astronomy
Each Young laIy must be provided with bed, bed
ding towels, table and tea spoon, and silver tuno
! Aunf,fm is worn daily in winter Of blue oomcaIe.'
r c;rc,sssn and black apron of the same material;
nIan muslin han kerchcf; leather shoes and eoo!so
hose, On sunday similar dress. with cape OF tnS
ssre material straw bonnet, lined with biue' ana
crimson rbor cloaks Of dark blue: Summer Dress OF
Kline bingham during the week. and on Sunday white
dress blue belt and The same bonnet worn ~ IN WIN
ter, with blue ribbon.
/ REFER TO
Rem r Keith Rer Vim Jackson, Rev. c. Mann,
.1ohn Roberts. Thomas fairfar, TAompon f. Masor'
Laurence Ltms richard Mason Bernard Hooe'
a G Cazenope e TO. I r. Thompson, Him. fopH,
q Co. Gewge brent. Alexandria, d. C..
Gen I'm. Fl Orerton Louisnnd
! Cot pomfvd, Hon Levi Woodbury.. Com hodgers
! Gales e .seoton, Washington. d &.
Temple ilason Temple Hail. Lo"doun cy "a:
Lhn " arlington, 1Iount Hernon
Hso,u Turner, Wheaiiand J.Gerson Cy. Va
Han daniel Webster, Nassacaussetts
Cen John Mason. GeorgsiOacn,
fAlexandria. corner Of Duke and Washington s'S'J
sept 1-~6w
~ The re-opening Of Mrs. Porters School,
! is deferred until Monday, the 18Th psan! 'eF'',
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For Rent.

,s.sa,, That very desirable property, at present.
fs.sj Occupied by Messrs. Chamberlain & Harris at
AZ the corner Of Prince Street.
$500 The stand is believed to be equal to any
other for the grocery business; the wharf prota.
Bile one. loa gnod tenant the terms will be lows and
posse sson given the 23d January next For terms APP
ply to JANE S. CHAMBERLAIN.
5-tf
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+ or Sale.

For Sale.
!is:sa. LOT OF GROUND situated on
- the Moun, VernonRoad, containing five and
'TNs n half acres Il has fine growth Of timber
.ss, upon it, and may be considered valuable. par
icu,ry those persons who property in its i'm.
mediate neghuohoc 1t adjoins Robert Paton's es-
tate Also,
A LOT on the Hunting Cr ek Bridge Road,
containing twenty acres From its proximity to Alex"
andra, (perhaps hundred ards from the Brdge,)
i, thought TO be we'll calculated for vegetable gar.
de the SOL is very good. For further information
inquire AZ this Office.
s,pr st
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Anvit alton.
Mouse " Store to Rent.

e., A two story dwelling House on Fair
si%S fax between Queen and Princess streets, With
YSSa.s store and good dry cellar under the whole
A.sa"A To good tenant the rent will be made low.
Possession may be had the 9th day Of the present
month SAN b. LARNoUR, Co.
sept 8
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More Phenomena. The Albany Daily Adver-
tiser says that the lsnng woman who has been
afflicted with knockinss," had began TO dis.
charge pins from her mouth and person, and had
been carried out of the city. much to The relief Of
the wiser sort Of people. II this he true, good
flasellaton would have cured her of The '.knock
ing" and saved some great philosophers from the
trouble Of accounting fori it on rational principles.
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Wanted.

VNNteu.
yuyuE Subscriber wishes engage, for the ensuing
,welyemon,h commencing 1st November, an 10.
s,ruc,ress to take charge Of Private school u "
10 girls, Ills residence is near the PLAINS rose
Fa,,nir county (v.). There are two or 'nree 'a.
s.hooi ,Lich he would wish to fi'l His terms
sre , the .ehos,c vear of months Fl IS oI board
and tuition including bedding washing. sna
u,b an addition Of fifty dollars for music ~ .sn,
aug 5-2aw6w 'H"'' ~
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Cumberland Road. The Wheeling Gazette
of the Sd instant states that about 700 dollars
have been subscribed by individuals of that place,
for the purpose of repairing some of the worst
places on the Road west of Washington, Pa.
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ALEXANDRIA,. ID. C.
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT 9, 1881.

The Telegraph is in error. IT is manifest that
Mr.. CLAY is the only man who can hope success
fully to compete with Gen. Jackson. His frieads
are rising in hope and confidence every day
Let all the opponents of Gen. Jackson henestly
lay aside their prejudlces and unite with Ms, and
they will have nothing to reproach themselves
with hereafter. 1t is not with us - aui CLAY
aut nihil''--Bnt the Telegraph will find that it
will be either Jackson or CLAY. To this it mast
come at last. Which will the Teegrar n choose:
Hold up your hands! and show US how you will
go under that certainty.