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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

NOrlCE is hereby given, that Called Meeting OF
IL the Sockholde's If the Rivinna Navigation Com.
Pany will be held in the Courthouse of Albemarle
county, IN the town oil Chstlot,esviiIe on the 6Is
Tuesday after the first Monday 10 February next
when matters important to the interests of the comoa
ny will be submitted for consideration.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
DAN'L. +. CARR, Sec. RIv. Nav Co.
Jan. b, 1881. 73-wIm
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Dec. 2:

NoIlCE-Persons indebted to the firm OF KYLE g.
their accounts ''
They are DESTROYS Of closing their business as esry
AZ possible, and il hoped this notice will mr. ct the inn
mediate attention OF those concerned. July 81 23-,f
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gDRiNAIE SCHOOL Il have employed MIR Cie-
smfnt j. Harris. gentleman Of experience, abili.
1es aud xtsp.ionable moral character TO teach my
children The coming yesr and will take few boys On.
der the age OF 10 into my family boarders; though
Mr.. Harris teaches the Latin, Greek apd French
Language and the usual branches Of s.h Education
taught IN cue academic There are still three va
esneies in the school Those who may think the s,ua
sion desifatl,, will please make immediate
as the school will commences on the l7th Of this
month. B,ys living with us will be considered, for
the time being, members Of family, sud auy ad
van'sges ny own children may have In respect 10
morals and manners will be extended TO them. The
dollars. reside In the Forks Of II mover 26 miles
from Richmond Letters addressed 10 NewioUud Milf,
Hanover, will receive attention.
JOS. NJ SHEPPARD
Hsnover, Jan. .. 10 wiz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

SIR CHARLES colts will suit those who
- bfeei TO ruu, because they are ruooDg and win.
ming; and those who breed TO sell, becsuse they are
eeiiiog a, bish prieeswil stand, the next season,
Spring 1880, az my stable in tbs county OF Chester.
held within mile Of Mooiy's Tavern, is from Pc.
tersburg, and 20 miles from Richmond. Terms, &c.
hereafter. VIM r. JOHNSON
Chester6sId, Jan. 7s.-2,wf
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TREASURY DEPARTMKNT,

,or,o, 3tSt december, 1880.
NOTICE IL hereby given TO the proprietors OF the
l -Four and one hay per cent stock issued 10 pur.
suanee OF an act OF Congress passed on the 3D. oil
March 1879 In exchange for stock bearing an int
rest oil six per cent that the certificates of the sid
s,ock amounting 10 the whole to one million fpe hun
area area ana m,rfy'nine thousand three hundred ana
nys'S doHaTs and sixteen cents will be paid on the
hrt day OF July, 1881, to the proprietors thereof
me" Iegai representatives, or atom vs. duly consuu
ted on the presentation and surrender OF the said cer
the same may stand credited.
Notice further giveD that transfer OF the certi
neaes OF the said stock from the books OF the
fJuus, 1881. 1
hnd also, that the interest all the certificates OF
the said stock will aud determine on the 3Oh
Of June aforesa D. INCuAM "'
Jan. 73-Ismtlst July. Sec'yv of the T,sas,,,,
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| NOiICE'-The subscribers, from Smitbt.Id hav
- ng associated themselves under the firm of Wo,n
@.a Wnson, Tor the purpose Of transacng Cen
commission Business In this place, take this me hod
Notifying their friends add the public generally tina,
ney are now ready to attend any business I'm
luz ao, ss , may De given them They have taken
rge and convenient Brick Warehouse on Cary Street
second door from l7,h Street, and Immediately At the
nsSo OF the Dock where they intend keeping Count
ing room, onui house on Main Street TO suit them
can be obtained-They will receive on sto,sga .ood
oil any description, moderate terms-Tbe bosiness
VIII De conducted aud attended to by Jno wombe who
o,s,, nmse', 10 attend strictly and puncually to all
10 coming before the public as General Commission
erchat and fIr the satisfaction of Strangers and per-
gentemen:
RicHMoND -Messrs Lucke St Sizer, Cotton &
lake bntord, Brooks Co., Ralston 6 Peasants
NORFOLK Me ssrs Allyn s. Robinson Anderson
Goodrich, Thorburn s. Smith, Henop & Bowdsn
10. Souuer. Jno Ailmsnd, Jno. A. Roberts, VIM. B.
Lamb, and Ro. Famer, E.q.
BALTIMoRE.-Messrs. Jno. & Alexandar Smith
| Lynch s. Ctaf'. '"'''''
PHILApELPHtA.-MessrsD David, Lewis g. Co.
NEw-foRK.-Messrs Laverty s. Ganty, Cushman
q faconer. Tredwell, Kissaw & Co., Randolph g. 8.
sosways and A. v. winans.
PRovIDENcE. Or. I)-Messrs. Whitaker s. TAYLOR
aud Z. & d. Rhodes.
SCOTLAND NECK, IN. C.)-Doct. Simmons IA
| ksr. - Ia"
HALIFAX, IN. C)-Coi. Andrew Joyner.
we have thought it unnecessary TO give any names
10 our native and adjacent countless being so generally
knowh 10 the counties OF Southampton, Surry Nanse
uono' ana me Isle oil Wight, and particularly in and
about Smhfed, that offer for reference in those
countless our friends and acquain,sDces in general
| 49, JNO. W0MBLE
| Richmond Dec. 1890 GEO WIISON
We have ALEC associated ourselves in the Town of
Smithheld, under the firm OF WusOn & Wonble, for
,he purpose OF carrying the Tanning and Currying
BUSINESS which will be attended by Geo. Wilson
who will also attend to any other business far tho
nj oil the hrms, either in Richmond or Smhheld
GEO. WILSON
JNO. WOMBLE.
'""' l. 7I-3t
u The Editors of the N. Y. Evening Post. Boston
Centnel, Philadelphia American DAILY Adver,i.er RI
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NOTlCE By virtue OF a Deed OF T,ust executed
IN by Edward H. Boisseau, to as Trustee for &c r.
tain purposes In said Deed mentioned, will sell for
cash. atChesterheid Courthouse, en- the tenth day OF
Jaouary, 1881, tina, being Court day-hftesp or TWEEN
" consisting Of men, women, boys aud girls
belonging to said Boisseau.
jan. 8, 1881. Ia.
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INCUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
u am authorised 10 offer reward Of $500 each, for
the apprehension and delivery to me, or 10 my deputy
VIM Carter, in Richmond city, OF Leroy Jordan and
Charfe: Whitley, who were on, upon bail, aud have
broke their recognZances BY failure to al the
Circuit Court OF the United Safes al Richmond upon
charge OF forging the declarations and other docu
neots Tor obtaining the pay OF certain soldiers of the
hevolutitn and sg inst whom true bills were found
by the Grand Jury, at the last OF the said court
am informed that the aboveme ntioned LEROY Jor-
dan was resident, from his BIRTH Of Bedford county;
srom 10 to 30 years Of age, and about feet or s
inches IN height stout heavy built full ACE ort M OK
large round head, black hair and heavy black beard
am also informed, that Charles Whitley was for the
the last 70 or rs years. resident OF said county Of Bed
ford; from 40 to 40 years Of age, nearly six feet 10
height slender and straight built, thin vssge light
complexion, geneeI in bs appearance and of insinat
log manners. JOHN PEGRAM, Marsbal
Of ths u 5, Tor the T. District Of Va
Jan 6, 1891. 73-2nn
The edio OF the Richmond Wing and Lyncbburs
VHginian will ple'se Insert the lore going Tor two
months, (unleD 'o'ner conntermanded) aud forward
their accounts to for payment.
]. PEGRAM, Marshal E. ID Of Va
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY JANUARY 6. 1881

isS vALUE-wth sentiments of high respect,
ture Painer-For her first patrons. she will take them
al the reduced price Of Slo-and no charge made.
where satisfaction is not given.
Richmond, Jan. I, 1881. Tiff
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Ed edmond COTTON FACTORY.-Tbe Sub.
u scrbers Oder for sale at their Office near SHOCK
Warehouse, the following goods made at their F.ctory
A Cotton Sheefiuss
81 do Shirtinys
Stout Cotton Oznabtrgs, 90 inches npide
find a general assortment of Cotton Yarns
These goods are believed to be equal in quality to
any made in the United States and will be .oid a. low
as goods OF similar quality be purchased Ia the
| them Markets. "
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON
SeP' -. l0-u
wv ANTED at the Penite ntiary, the following Bill
w of Timber, viz: "
1000 Willow Oak Felloes, 5 & 4 inches wide
ioOo Carry Log Spokes AL AZ inches on the hear,
edge, A IT, long. young and tough, free from
knots and spl..
400 pair Hame Timber
200 White Oak Spokes and
oooV H. Birch Scantng. in square, TO be cut before
Chrstmas-aso, 100000 Flour Barrel Billets
Oct ~. bo-t THOMAS NELSON, p A p
No Ferdinand Morrham:-You will please to take
n notice that shall, on the l0,h day of January
next at the house OF William Hatcher, in the county,
oil Chesterfield between the hours of 8 o'clock and
sunset proceed 10 take the positions Of the said
er and william L. Armstrong, to be read az evidence
in suit now depending 10 the Hastings Court of the
City oil Richmond, in which am plsnif and you ore
defendant III, from any cause the said dispositions
are not taken the day aforesaid shall continue At
the same place from day day until they are taken
You're, sc. A. S ARMSTRONG
Dec. %. sSN,d
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Wish TO purchase or hire skillful and trusty oss
Il and carriage. driver, and will hire out good hoo
and shoe maker p " DANTrt wv
Dec. rs. GO &c 49,
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virtue OF Deed OF Trus, executed by Jacob
80 Hu'i 81. and wife, bearing date the 9th day of
September, 1928, and duly recorded in the Clerks OF
nee Of the County OF Pendleton, shall on Saturday
the Z9th OF this month, 1881, in front Of The Bell Ta
vern 10 the City OF Richmond sell for each, at public
sale to the highest bidder all that tract piece or
OF land situate in the County OF Pendeton. and convey
edsr devised to said Jacob Hull by his Hull
containing from $50 TO 400 acres more lees and
bounded follows. TO wit: On the South and East
ny Jacob Sniders land, the West by William HuIps
aanh and on the North by the lands OF James Skdmore
Inc title Is believed to be good; but such title only
as is vested in under the deed will be conveyed
Jan o. 64-tds THE TRUSTEES
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~ iLtlAM N. WHITING, Attorney at Law,
w having located himself 10 Norfolk, will attend
tue Courts Of that Borough the Inferior and Superior
Sours Of Norfolk County, aud the Superior Court of
Chancery Tor the Williamsburg District. All business
Norfolk, Jan. 6. 80.
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Jan. l..

WIT - TI-3t
:, W The Editors Of the N. Y Evening Post, Boston
cenunei' Philadelphia American Daily Advertiser Bal.
lmore American, Providence Journal Fredericksbutg
herad. aud Norfolk Beacon, will please publish the
above three times each, and send their accounts to this
Office for collection. " WIS
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SHOCkG HILL ACADEMY AND GYMNA-
~ SIUM-The PRINCIPAL of This Instuion taL.,

SHUUKH Hill. ACADEMY AND GYMNA-
~ M-The Principal Of this Institution takes
the present occasion TO return his warmest thanks TO
the Puslic for the very liberal patronage, which hi,
school has uniformly received since its
Every thing within the power Of individual exertion
has been accomplished render this school all that
DO desired in an Academicai Institutions; and the liberal
patronage OF an enlightened community is the best proof
las, the Sd of January.
Terms from 30 to go dollars per annum according 10
vac sdvancement OF the pupil. Boarders can be re-
eeNeo in'o 'he tamiy OF the Principal Tor $3.50 per
Sunum. OLIVER A. SHAW.
: Jan. 6. 10 4.
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A DVERTISEMENT-I have a tract OF Land of
1A 500 acres. the south side Of James River ell
timbered with pine and whe-ok; the nearest par, a.
bout three and half miles to Mayos bridge: the upper
part four and half miles Heart pine timber tire
from three TO three and half feet through from 30 to
45 feet long. large quantity Of whi,e-oak tim ne
trees from TWO and half to three and half feet ihro
All OF which would suit for mill or vessel timber
APpyto FRANCIS SMITH, Sen
OF Chesterfield County.
Jan. Oh, 1881. 73-w4w
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NEW ADvnR TIsHMEMTs.
BIGGER,S OFFICER

Tickets $40 90; Halves 90; Quarters SO
W criere meet the most prompt attention from
:, THO b. BIGGER, Richmond Va.
S"" o. 1901. 73-4t
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hISsoLUIlON.-The Co-partnership h-retof. re
~ existing between the subscribers, under the firm
OF BAR Anderson this day dissolved by mutual
consent-All persons having claims against the came
viii present them to Beverley Blair; those
10 the concern, will make payment to hm-h-, only
oens authorised to receive and discharges for the
zane. BEVERLEY BLAIR.
DAVID ANDERSON.
Richmond, SIst Dec. 1880.
THE Subscriber will continue 10 transact commits.
sion business at the stand Cary street, heretofore
eupied by Blair & Anderson. To the patrons Of that
concern, he tenders his Acknowledgements and assures
Them. and the public generally that any business
ded to his care, shall receive unremted attention..
The books and papers Of Blair Anderson being left In
his custody he invites all those having claims against
Thorn, to call him for payments and those indebted
TO quidate their respective balances-he, only being
suhori.ed as may be by the advertise above,
to receive and grant discharge. for the same.
BEVERLEY BLAIR.
Rchmona, Ist Jan $780, 73-2.w2w-wu
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LNDUCATlON.-NATHA POLLARD respect.
~ fully announces that the exerci.es of his Class-
cal School was esumed on Monday the Bird inst. Six
young Ladies can be accommodated with Board 10 hi.
family, under the constant and parental on
Of Mrs. Pollard The terms OF board and tai, ion NAV
be known application. JAM g. 73-It
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UNATlC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Notice Is hereby given that all the cells In this in
S are occupied and that no more patients will
due notice Of which will be given. By order Of ,bs
~ VI o Dree'ors' l.. HENLEY.
10y -". 1-M
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NOTICE TO FARMERS
I'll make TO my Mill, 1 shall stop gripduy on ,bs
hr day oil February nett. Those who intend send;ny
their wheat to this market, are, therefore 10
stop buying p CuEvM1I Iu""
-eN' - 60-tl5J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

"A hoONG GENTLEMAN from the North who
q Is graduate and sn experienced Classical Teach.
anu VINO can produce satisfactory testimonial. as 10
character and qualifications. and suec.,, in ,s,h;n
wishes to engage in public private school, Letters
aauressed TO .. Marsh, Lovings'on, Nelson County
va, WIN oe attended TO. Dec. %. 6s -2,w2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-20
ID I T. ID

Yesterday morning, in the 18th year Of herage,
Mrs. ESTHER HALEY, for many years respec-
table nhahitant of this town. She had been for
about sixty years member IN good standing Of
the Baptist Church; and her numerous friends
are supported under the bereaving Providence.
from the fact, that her death as calm and
peaceful as her life had been holy and useful.
The friends and acquaintance OF the deceased
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral,
this morning, at 10 o'clock, from her late resi-
dence on King street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-20
New GROCERY store

New Grocery store.
rsyiE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
I the public generally, that stcy have associated
item elves in the above business, under the firm of
Fleming s. .NcVeigh,
in the house formerly occupied by Fleming u Cham
beriain ON vowei's wharf where they are Just receV
ing from New York very desirable assortment OF
GROCE RIES,
Consisting IN part as foowS:-
New Orleans aud West India sugars
Loaf and lump do a
Urine gree n and white coffee
Gunpow,lcr, imperial, young Tyson, souchong,
and Tunkay teas
New Orle ans niuiasscs and West India syrup
ChncuIs,. soap, starch, ra SINS. almonds
Sicily and Marseilles Madeira, pale sherry. and
m,iscat wines
Cider vinegar, London mustard
Alum. madden, copperas, indigo, fig bl"e
Verdigris, Dulinegs, mace, cloves, pmento
Pepper and ginger, nou and hipt candles
Salt uetre, powIer and shot, white lead
Linsscd and sperm oil paint brushes, corn brooms
Nails, ground alum and blown salt
Hrrri,gs and nrackerel
Together ,cith general assortment Of SHIP
CHANDLERT. SC. &c.
All of which we are Diet ermiued selling, whole
sail. or retail as low as they be purchased IN tbs
market
Being fully convinced of the great evil resulting from
the use of ardent spirits w have determined on aba'-
donng the sale of thcmi and hope by strict stten
ton TO business and exer,oRs TO please, 10 share
portion Of public patronage
We particularly invite the friends and acquantances
of william N McVeieh, from the upper counties, to
give us cali, the, may rest assured we viii make II
their interest 10 do
ANDREW FLEMING.
WILLIAM N McVEIGH.
A!cxan,lris, aug IS, l83l-eo12t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-20
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. C.

ARRIVED. SEPTEMBER 10.
Schr. Friend to Peace. Fendall, Charleston; ;
salt and rice to ]. s. w. H. Irwin, moss to s.
Reed.
Schr. Two Williams, Holiday, Yeocomico;
corn to James Nj. McRea.
SAILED.
Schr. Velocity. Hammond, Boston.
Rr;o Isabella. Curtz, Amsterdam.
-aSe-
Ship Eas!e, Knight, hence for Bremen, at
Cowes August 2.
Schr. President, Kirkland. hence at New York
10th instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-20
Wanted

1--WE subscriber wishes to engage, for the ensuing
L tweivemonth commencing LIST November, an In
s,ructress, to take charge ct Private schoo' or or
"a c;rJ. u;s residence is near the Plains Post Office,
Fauouer county (vs). There are two or three vacan
ces in his school which lac would wish to Fl His terms
are for the scholastic year of 10 months IS boar
and tuition Including bedding, washing. end mending,
&c o,w6,y THOS. TURNER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-20
district Of Columbia,
Conniu or Alexand,ta,

County of alexandria, SCI.
NEORGE GRUB has applied to the Homo,
u rsble william Cranch Chief Judge Of the United
States Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia, to be
discharged from Imprisonment, under the Actfor the
relief of insolvent debtors within the District OF Co.
nbia on the first Tuesday in October next, at nine
o'clock, A. NJ. at the Court House IN Alexandria
when and where his creditors are requ'redto attend.
cont 16-3t Ed. 1. LEE, G. G..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-20
,Money lost.

4 GENTLEMAN who visited Alexandra late on sa'
u ur1.y evening last, lost Bundle of Bank Notes.
amountin To one hundred and thirty dollars. Consist.
ing Of ten dollar bills Of the Farmers Bank of Aiexs"
Lra, and one twenty dollar bill Of the Bank OF Poo.
mac. The finder will be rewarded by calling at this
Office, or Mr. II. Clagett, at the City Hotel
sept l3-2sw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-20
Notice.

1 GENTLEMAN interested IN planting estaplis or
a ment in Louisiana, wishes to purchase ~ OF oo
o.Jer,v negroes (of both sexesl in families, for Dis
own service, and among them, carriage driver aho
Persons disposed to sell negroes may learn p nl.
dress upon application TO the tdI'o. .. "e o.wts
Gazette. VIZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-20
ALEXANDRIA. d. C.
,.,..s3Iy MORNING. SEPT 20. 1891.

-,,,t statements are apt TO set atioat at
20 -. It the daty Of the people IN this
n' 60 s ,hs country, TO be at all tunes watch
'''"'' GU, nat 10 believe all they hear, until 1t
ID .., authenticated. 10 another column
''h'; ;sac, all be found calculated to calm the
'''',' IAN, excited by the exaggerated state
app" ~I ,,uors received on Saturday and Sun
.. '." a. Lave to publish news as 1t is received
~ .od.ayor to give it as early and as cor
g, i,,;so 70 the news from Newbern, we
=. L.s, favored with a letter received by a
! ,,,,msu IA town, dated
WtLMlseroN, N. c. Sept. Is.
M, gr-Lest rumor should SO magnify, as
III, will, the account of an insurrection
h. A. 10 cause alarm, have taken a
'.,-,.j demonstrating just come up from
,,h,,ll.--to assure you that all apprehension
.ob.rled. and that some Of our citizens have
,.o unnecessarily wrought upon, A few ne
-. have been imprisoned. but we are assured
:, ,sre Ia, been no general intention TO revolt.
rs, ybole county is now prepared for snch an
=, and We have 400 armed men in Whining
.,o ali:e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-20

From the State of Maine We learn that at the
late election Governor Smith has been re.elect-
ed, but probably BY diminished majority. He
is supporter Of the present Administration Of
the General Government. There are signs of a
change, however, in the politics Of the State.
Portland, the chief commercial town of the State,
has been for the last year or two represented by
friends Ut the Administration. Last year it
elected Jackson Representatives by more than a
hundred majority. This year two out OF the four
Representatives elected are National Republ-
cans. The Daily Advertiser, speaking of this
result, says, This year we had, as usual, the
whole Custom House posse, the Post Office, and
the State officers, arrayed against Us, but in the
front Of their phalanx, backed by the U. S. Trea-
sury, we have carried two Of the four RePresen.
tatives "-Nai Int
We are happy to learn, that the Board Of Direct
ors Of the Chesapeake and Ohio. Canal, at their
IN Getting on the 18th inst passed an order, direct
ing Mr. Alfred Cruser, civil Engineer of the
highest rank in the corps engaged in the Com
pany's service, to examine the Antietam and
Conococheague, from their mouths, to the highest
points to which it may be practicable 20 extend
their navigation; to confer with the propretors of
the mills and water works erected on them: and
to estimate AID report the cost OF their improve
ment.
Mr.. Cruser is now absent, On leave, in New
York, but has been already Informed of the above
order and may be soon expected to enter on the
duties which it imposes.
HagerstoUn Torch LIGHT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-20
Tuition
In Drawing, and in the Spanish and Italia"

In Drawing, and in the Spanish and Italian
Languages.
q PINIsTRI respectfully offers to :he ciizens OF
-. Alexandria his services to teach IN the above
branches.
Mr. Pinstri is an Ttaah artist, has taught IN New.
York for the space Of twelve years. and III TINS Distrct
for the lat three years. and is now teaching IN some OF
the most respectable families OF this place.
Drawing is useful to ALTO young ladies'. as an &C.
complishn,ent and an elegant hnsh To the'r e'luca
ton, ia Young gentiemen, to facilitate and give al
elegant finish to their pursuits VIZ: to Jaw
yer' in the use of maps, direction OF land, &ci 10
Due,or for the snatonic al study, drawing chemcaiih
strum-rts &c to -rchant, TO understand stamps
natteros. &c; to mechanical performers, it IL not e s.
useful No tailor can make graceful ~,d wen s'teh
dress without it; to carpenter ship.ouiders, hoSe
builders. &c it is indispensable: in TACT there cannot
i've weIl.fnished mechanic of any k'ha "p""u'
knowledge Drawing
Price Of Tuition: o
For I pupii, "a Iessons TO Quarter fio
From to pupils do do each
to 8 do do do u"
10 nupi,s and upwards do ao
Night class for young gentlemen u"
References:
New York, Hon s Van Rensseser, hon Y. u. Col
,.n Ia,e ,Iarir: Hon. James Kent, Chancellor.
wv W.sli,r,ou. d. e. Commodore Patterson anG Mr.
Peters e.. ,ch,,,.o, Z u.so,
ESQ late Mayor, l.. Lewis and ~ Car"s'' Esf''
sept l7-t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-20
H.ice x sack Salt.

Oh Half tierces rice
c1D 200 sacks Liverpool! salt
Just received per schooner Friend to-Peace, from
Charleston, for sale by ~
sept 90 J. W. IL ihWiN'