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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31

: l., under one or more enlistments, and not
n0nJ han six months, shall be entitled to receive
is' as;on &C, ording To the provisions OF the act
P,o,s in such proportion only as the term OF
" ~ &c hears 10 the term Of nine months
s' az that each of the surviving officers, nom
i'"u ;:.,oned officers, musicians. and privates
's1 no army of the revolution, who shall have
d u,' N The Continental line, State troops,
~ ,n,ssrs. or Militia, at one or mere terms,
:,J If two years or more, during the war OF
Pe'" oIn,on. sAall be entitled to receive pen
ge anal TO the amount Of his full pay In the
a?I 1 Iid. according to his rank, but not to ex-
s p.d IN any case, the pay Of captain in the
4 line, Faurthly, that the officers, non-com-
,- '.nned officers, musicians, mariners or ma
w U.S. uho served in the Naval service OF the
ned States during the revolutionary war,
~, he entitled 20 the benefits oil this act, in the
,ms manner, and subject to all the provisions IN
ION 10 the officers, non-commlssioned Off,
-. ,cusicians. and prlva'es OF the army
These are the provisions OF the bill, as report
4 br N. committee on the subject. and as now
,Ic, Jeha,e. An intention has been inhmated
" 'I more than one quarter Of the House, before
,ss biIl j, finally acted upon, 10 propose amend
~. IN It. Ybich NAV change Its shape. Among
o,be,s Nr. Wi,kIlffe proposes TO extend the pro-
y;.;,,s Of the bill 10 the Militia. as well as Regu-
r,,. ,no were m active service from the Treaty
IS psare in 1855 to the Treaty Of Greenvile IN
l-94-4la. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
BUENos AYREs MARKET-FEs. 4.

BUENuS AYRES MARKEr-FEB. 4.
Doubloons, Spanish. 1881 a l59 dollars each.
Do Patriot. IO7 1914 do do.
Plata Macuquina. l,S 6 SO dollars Tor one.
Spanish Dollars, 81 6s dollars each.
Do Patriot and Patacones. 81 6s do.
6 per cent. Stock. 81 SIS per cent
Bank Shares, l65 l66 dollars each.
Exchange on England 7 5-8 per dol.
Do on Rio Janeiro, go els p ct prem
Dr. OIL Monte Video, dollars for one.
Do on the United States. St 38 dollars,
per U. s. dollar.
Hides. Ok, best, % 90 dollars per pesada.
Do country. 26 O. do
Do do weighing IS to "a lbs, 90 Is.
Do sailed, 49, l9 pesada.
DO Horse, a7a dollars each.
Nutria skins, l8 a 26 dollars persdozen.
ChinChill 40 a as do.
Wool Commonly "a II dollars per arroba.
Hair. long % 90 dollars per arroba.
d, mixed. 16 a Is do do.
Jerked Beef, Is is oil per quintal.
Horns. $50 800 dollars per mil.
Flour, North America) IS SO dolls per bbl
Salt, 10 II dollars per fanega on board.
Discount. Il 81 pee cent.
The highest price of doublo0ns, during the
week 100 dollars. The lowest price. LOG dolls
The highest rate Of Exchange epon England
during the week, =. The lowest do7 lS,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31

FROM Callton.-We have received the Canton
C'a'lef ~ Dec. 8, which states that HI Is. M.
>tP Challenge, Capt. Fremantie, had arrived
" c'n an olltlll communit ion from the Governor
''nrra> ~ ln'lla to the Governor of Caution.
"'''A the Captain vas instructed 10 deliver in
p','n Tins, saws the paper, "Chiuese pride
va recon- from ~ha, it considers an unprece-
""ed preach ut etiquette, and the Governor will
y, AZ u'uot refuse to receive the despatch from an
'''1er pterlor in rank 10 bimseit''
'% arrival OF this snip, as an aoanf courier of
- onu>h deet has thrown our lutte comnuni-
Ut" no ordinary state of excitement We re-
t"e al the prospect which is now presented,
ln'usa the agency OF this naval force. Of a spec
: An' thorough redress for the long catalogue If
na"!ances which is registered against the gov
.a"ent OF the Celestial Empire. No feet mes,
any previous time. been ordered to China for
express purpose of exacting from its govern
Su satisfaction tor its oppressive edic,s, and
-f'"s'e' Tor national insults. They have now to
P,se the officer of "a king. not the Representative s
Ooay ot merchants, &c. The Chinese do not
YET seem To apprehend any serious disturb
~ mey speak with Indifference Of the arrival
au armed force, and rely upon repetition Of
'e' ORDINATIONS to disputes of this nature.
-. private letter from Canton of the 10th Dec.
n mat two British men of war had arrived at
80" ana more were expected.-N. r. Mer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
YOUNG MEMS MEETING.-In accord

YOUNG MEMS MEETING.-In accord
ance with the unanimous recommendation Of the
National Republican Convention, held in Balti-
more in December last, we, the undersigned. re-
specially propose meeting Of the Young Men
Of Alexandria friendly to the election Of HENRY
CLAY, to be held at the Mechanics Hall on Sa-
turday, the Slst Of March, for the purpose Of ap.
pointing Delegates to the Young Mems National
Republican Convention to be held in Washington
in MAY next. TSigned by upwards Of enc hun
dred citizens.
In pursuance with the above call. the National
Republican Young Men of Alexandra are respect
fully requested to assemble at the Mechanics
Hall on the evening of Saturday, tslst March,
at half past o'clock. At this meeting the friends
Of Mr.. CLAY generally are respectfully invited to
attend.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
BALTIMORE MARKET-M.RcH so.

Fyour.-Wagon price in Howard street 81 70
Sales of several hundred barrels IN lots from stores
have been effected at 81! cash a e7a short
credits. We hear of the sale of about 800 bar
rels city Mills. (StandardD at 62a full price
The receipts from the Su-quehanna during the
week have been considerable, and sales to some
extent made at 4 IS full.
Grain
Wheat-The supplies Of water borne wheat
continues very limited We quote white. OF the
very best quality, al 06. Throughout the week,
sales of red have been made at prices ranging
from 90 to Csc. The current prices Tor country
wheat, at the Mill, is 90c
Co,n- Receipts small aud the article scarce
ps of white TO-DAY at 42c. and yellow at ass.
Rve-SaIes Yesterday at 66 a g..
Oats--The market is supplied at present--we
note sales at S3c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
NEW YORK MARKET. MAR. %.

The advices from Liverpool per Manchester
have produced favorable effect on our Cotton
Market, ard yesterday some Up ands sold at an
advance of of a cent-SaIes since our last re-
view reach about 1000 bales: Con UpIands al 10
a III cents. the latter price time; 100 New.
Orleans. 1Oi l2i; $50 Florida, IL a | !, and
100 Alabama at 1O4 cents. In Coffee and Sugar
nothing important has taken place. Moasses
dull and lower.
Flour Excessively dull but without change
Graia-No Wheat in Market. About $4,000
bushels Southern Corn sold at "A to As cts. for
distillation and shipment to Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31

By the ship Ferrata, Foster, arrived at Balti-
more from the River Plate, the editors Of the
American have received files Of Buenos Ayres
papers to the 4th, and of Monte Video papers to
the 10Th February. both inclusive.
The U. 5. ship Lexington had returned to
Monte VideO from the Falkland Islands, having
on b"ara ,nme of the persons concerned in the
robbery OF American sealing vessels. She was
oproceed to RIO de Janeiro IN few DAYS.
At Buenos Ay-es there was every confidence
nat the cessation of hostilties would be follow
ed by permanent peace. The Federal party
'al completely trlumphed, and illuminations had
taken place in the city.
The Provinces of Rloja and Mendoza have for
naI'Y expressed their desire to join the league
h'ncd by the Provinces Of Entrerios. Santa Fe,
and Blenos Ayres. and that the Governor Of the
after should transact their foreign affairs.
The long prevailing drought still continued.
rta'ers had been offered US in the churches for
rain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture, Groceries, &c.

Furniture, Groceries, &c.
nv Monday, the Cd April next, at 10 o'cloct. At my
- Warehouse, will be sold great variety ut
HOUSEHOLD S.RY7UHEN FURNITURE,
2 half pipes 4th proof French brandy
5qr cask, Sherry wine
bbls brown sugar; 2 do rose water
do white disiil ed vinegar, II grindstones
Parcel second hand saduies, harness, &c.
Scale beams and weights; parcel rakes
A small lot oflogwood and fustic
demohn oil ytrio do squafortis
With variety ofo,her articles mar -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
OF Madeira
TO SILL ON 10Th april

kE& The fast-ssi!ing copper fastened and coppered
MEGS BRIG REMITTANCE,
JOS. Y Moore, master. For passage, only. apply to
S. VI. Il 8 II. JANNEY.
The Remittance will return direct to this port and
affords an excellent and safe opportunity for persons
in the District wishing to order their Wines The
subscribers will be happy receive orders for Wines
from The celebrated house of }. II. March Co., for
whom they Agents mar 81
AZ The National Intelligencer will please insert the
above times, and send their account to S. ~. & 8.
H. J. for DAY ment,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
SHIP NEWS.
P3ar 3F ALEXANDRIA, On. C. }

ARRIVED. March so,
Schr. Fornax. Mors,on, Boston; sundries to
A. &. CazenOve s. Go.
Schr. Co'upeer, lincoln. Washington; to j..
& w. II. Irwin.
SAILED,
Schr. Virginia, Harris, New York.
Schr Potomac, B,ker, do.
Steamboat Potomac, Hubbal, Norfolk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
lCoMMuNIcArEp.

The invitation extended to the National Re-
publican Young Men Of Alexandria, to assemble
THIS EVENING, at the Mechanics Hall has
very naturally given origin to the question, who
are young men? MrsPleasants has defined them
to be those between the ages Of l6 and IS, con-
sequently all who have attained the former and
have not passed the latter limit are included in
the invitation. would remark that reference
tn the advertisement will show that ALL who
are friendly to the election Of Henry Clay are
reuue sted to attend.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
jcoMMUNICATEp. /

COMMUNICATED
Mr.. Editor-You will please add TOBIAS RI
LEY Navy Yard as appointed, by the Baltimore
Confer ence Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
to the Inst of Appointments within the District of
Columbia which you were so kind in publishing
this morning. BY SO doing, you vii! oblige
March so. A CONSTANT READER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
Trustees Sale.

nY virtue Of deed Of trust, duly executed on the
ID 28h instant, BY Mr. John G. Mandcll for the pur-
poses therein expressed, shall proceed 20 carry the
same effect by exposing to public sale, 1.-THE Store
lately occupied by said Mandell, the Of King
and Royal streets, Thursday, the 5th day OF April
next, common cing at 10 o'clock. A n
.ANhe S7OCK IN TRADE Of said MandeA
And on Friday, the 6h The residence OF said aan'
dell, on St Asaph street. north Of Cameron, ai'the
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Consisting of most Of such articles as are used IN
house keeping. Aso one VALUABLE WOMAN,
named Eliza slave for lfe AID one patent lever Goo
Watch
And on Saturday the 9Th day of April, on the
premises at 10 O'Clock, that valuable and desuf
bic Fire proof two story brick
- DWELLING HOUSE 8 LOT
of abou, 100 feet SQUARE, at the intersection 0,
TsATE v ashngton aud Queen streets, now occupied
49, by George Johnson Also.
The Two Story BRICK HOUSE LOf
occupied by Mrs Garner, on Royal street, between
King and Cameron streets; the same being situated III
a valuable part of he n for business aiso
The DWELLING HOUSE & LOT on st.
Asaph street occupied by sad Mandell; and
The DWELLING HOUSE & LOT adjoining
the last mentioned one, ate occupied by J. II. White.
Terms liberal, and made known at the sale.
GEO JOHNSON,
ISAAC CANNELI.,
mar 80 Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31

Taste Of he Gficiai.-The Globe calls the spl-
rt,.,irriug, eloquent and even sublime perora-
,oa of Mr.. Webster's speech on Foot's reso'u-
non. where he prays for Liberty and Union,
now aud forever. one and iuseperable," LOB
SrREPEROUS GASCON ApEm" After this
We think, the leather medal might be voted with
out hesitation-as a reward for the correct taste
If the official.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
Interesting to Gun, Black & White-smiths.

1TtteI tott'tSs5 10 u to'S, 7'oeo''S ~ ~
an TUESDAY, the Sd April next at 10 O'Clock, a.
~ n will be sold at the late residence OF George
jones' deceased, ION Union, between King and Prince
streets an extensive assortment Of
GUN, WHITE AND BLACKSMlTH's
TOOLS.
Among which are bellows. Anvils. Vices, Turning
and Grinding Lathes, great variety of Keys, &c &c.
Also. Guns and Pistols, Gun Stocks, Walnut tIaRk,
Shop Fixtures, &c. &C BY order:
mar 20 GEO. WHITE, Auct.
OF The National In,eligencer viii copy the above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
Ace
Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company,

Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company,
WASHINGTON, March II, 1852.
T meeting Of the President and directors OF the
Y Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, held this
day, il unanimously
Resolved That a General Meetnr Of the Stockhod-
ers the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company be con-
vcned in the City Hail. in the City of Washington.
Saturday. the 28th day of April next at II O'Clock A.
NJ to take into consideration the following resolution
of the General Assembly of Maryland, passed on the
18th dav of the present month;
9. Resofpcd BY The General assembly + Maryland,
That be earnestly recommended to the President and
Directors of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
to call public meeting ofhe Stockholders Of the said
COMPANY in the manner authorized by their charter,
and submit to their consideration the proposition OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Company, for he joint con-
sruc,ion of the Canal and Rail Road aforesaid, from the
Point Of Rocks srpers Ferry and that the agent
person appointed to represent and vote on behalf of
the State Of Mary at meetings of the Stockholders
of the said Canal Company, be- and he is hereby,
to attend the said meeting and explain the
wish and opinion Of this Legislature, that such joint To-
cation should be assented to by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, and that the said agent his
best ende to obtain such assent and to have the
object Of this resolution effected just and reasonable
terms"
Notice is therefore hereby givm,
That Special General Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Company will be
held at the City Hall in the City of Washington on sa-
t;fday. the 28th day of April next to commence at III
O'Clock, A. N. BY order.
JOHN p. lNGIE,
Clerk ches. Ohio Canal Company.
mar 2S-wt28thA
MUSEUM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
BY P. MAURO & SON.-WAsHrSoToN.
Public Sale of Real Estate.

AIII.L De sold at Public auction. on the premises.
w on SATURDAY, 7h April 1882 at 10 O'clock the
following property, namely: part of square 49, 'front.'
ing 50 feet on IN street east and running back 49 m
beginning for the front the southeast corner Of said
square, which erected two Frame Buildings Al.
lot No. 22 in square ssl, WHICH erected God
two story brick dwelling and Frame shop with out.
buildings Also. part Of lot No. 8, in square south
Of square $685. fronting A feet IL inches on Al street
and rsnnng back 100 feet. which are erected
goad two stor, Dwelling House and other improve.
mens. Also part of lot in square $751; fronting 20
feet 18th street east on which is very good brick
twostory dwelling
aud " MONTHS bearing interest," with notes to be secur.
ed by deeds OF trust
The title is supposed to be unquestonabIe. The
expenses OF the conveyance and deeds Of rust to be
BY order the heirs Of JOS phi Costigan.
+. MAURO SON,
mar N-ts Auctoneers, Washington City.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
Notice..

me ist OF April, the sunday Markets for the sale
Heat will be allowed BY law to commence.
GEORGE CORYELI,
So-S Clerk Of the Market.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
George =. AUugh.

HAS opened some fresh fancy and staple spring
goods, among which are plain pink and blue
ginghsms, striped and plaid ditto handsome cAl'c'es,
painted musns superand common black III strings ana
gro de maps. black satin levan'een' o'ack,
white and fancy cotton hose. silk ditto; ladys and
misses kid gloves; girls white cotton hose; fancy
hhdkfs; Paris Grape ditto. white. green and black
cured gsuze veiis fine Irish linens and awnsi super
white and black areophsne Italian crapei win gene
raj assortment of domestic goods:
And in few DAYS will have additional supply.
Sd mo 80 d3t&eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
ALEXANDRIA, I'D. c.
y,yTepsY MORNING. MaRCH 81. 1882.

We had an alarm Of fire Yesterday. The hre
vas extinsuished @ithout any damage Of conse-
qgence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
Relief Fire COMPANY Of A1e~

heA'eI tlfe company OF Alex.
Erfraef from an net Of the Corporation Of alexandria,
for the Eztingushment Of Fire
"SEc z. II any person who shall be present At any
fire, shall or refuse to obey the order or drec
ton Of any Officer, who shall be appointed by an, Fire
Company now established, which may be hereafter
established, knowing him to be officer, such person
shall forfei, and pay the Of FIVE dollars P,oyidsd
the of such officer shall first have been published
in Of the public papers
4 T the Annual Meeting # this Company, held n,
n Monday evening, the 10Th instant, the following
officers were elected for the pres Mt year viz.
Commanders Thomas Preston, LIST, Thoma. v,,x
ell, I'd; John Douglass. Sd.
Regulators ns'ah II Davis, Robert w. Hu,,..
Stephen shinn, Daniel Munroe er'
Sub Directors-James Entwisle, Lewis BeeI., Oh.
Fletcher o"As'
Trlstees-James F. Coleman. Robert CONWAY. Roh,
Massey. 'o''
Axe Nen-John Kerr. Joseph Boyer.
Committee to keep Engine in order-Jsm.. ~.
twise, Robert punter H"
THOMAS VOWEL, Treasurer.
CaAsLEs FLrrcsER, Clerk.
mar 29-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
Notice.

Notice.
Office ofhe .4lermadria Canal Company,2
26th January, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders OF this
~ company, that an Testament of two dollars per
share is required to be paid on or before the first day
of March and further instalment of two dollars per
share, on or before the first day Of April, next.
BY order Of the Board.
JOHN II. CREASE,
Jan H-d3tEeotf Clerk,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31

We observe the following notice published in
he Washington papers:-
Upon the request of several respectable citi
zscs, | hereby invite public meeting of the CT
,lzens Of Washington and of the District gener-
ally, at the City Hall, in this City. on Saturday
next. at O'Clock. P. NJ. for the purpose Of con-
.i,erlug aud deciding shether in addition to the
uumerously subscribed memorial already present
ed. they will respectfully present any, and. if
any. what further memorial or application to Con-
srcss, relative to the Bridge over the Potomac.
between this City and Alexandria.
Mar. so. JOHN P. Van MSS, Mayor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31

Going the entire "A full blooded New
Hampshire jackson paper, thus dlscourses-
Zach pains is taken BY the opposition to i'm
pr, ., belief that Gen Jackson is in declining
hralth, and no doubt this system will be kept up
until the election mex, fall
Il he were sick. indeed were he Ito shuttle
cut his mortal COLL his skin stuffed would make
more acceptable President to the people Of the
United States than either Henry Clay or lillian
HIT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
Glover Seed & Feathers

* BUSHELS fresh Clover Seed
III 40O ibs new Feathers, Of best quality
For sale by w. BARTLHNAN,
mar 5-eolm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31
Oranges.

400 BOXES Sicily DANCES. in prime order. land.
IUJ in. this day, from schr Forna1, and for
sale by W. fo"LE 20.
mar 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31

FLouR.-The wagon price Of Flour was "a sc
Yesterday. Last sales from stores 81 50.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-31

lIO ing this day. from scnr; s"rna y and Tor
sale by w. FoWLE & Co.
mar 81
Young Nyson Tea.
~ HALF chests, represented to be of fine quail.
ID ty, Just received per schr Fornax, from Dos.
ton, and for sale by -
mar 5 .. mLoo mo n. ! n.
Mackerel Il N e. Mum.
r ANDING this day from the schr fornax, Capt
IL harston, for sale by the Subscribers
IS bbls. No. Maekerci
So So do do. : : do do:
mar 2, ''>' ~ A. c. CAzENovE CO.
DRAWS THIS D.AE
MARYLAND State Lottery, Class No. for 1882,
viii be drawn IN Baltimore On Sst,n day, March 81
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
Tickets s.; halves 2 50; quarters %.
Connecticut Lottery, Class No for 1882,
Will be drawn in the City Of Hartford, on Saturday
March 81
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets -; halves 90; quarters w.
To be had in u variety of numbers OF
r. r0RSE,
Lota.ryg Exchange Broker, Aeaandy1a.
DRAWS Tl7iS E.aY
Maryland State Lottery, Glass No. for 1889,
Yates g. Mcintyre, Managers.
Will be drawn in Baltimore SATURDAY. March 81
50 NUNBERS-9 DRAWN BALLO7Y.
HIGHEST PRIZE 100000.
Tickets IS 90; halves so; quarters rs.
To be had IN variety OF nuineers at
=. IL. %E7xTE,S
lottery g6ies Royal 81 eet.
q Orders from the country specially attended to-
Cash for Negroes
"E wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
w Negroes, of both sexes from IL to Is years OF
age, field hands; also mechanics Of every description
Persons wishing to sell would do well to give us q
CALL as we are determined to give higher price fol-
slaves than purchasers who are or may hereafter
be in this market aud no certificates required.
ANY communication promptly at,endedto We can
at all times be found at ourresidence west end Duke
street, Alexandria, ID C.
mar31 FRANKLIN & ARHFIELD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-10-11
Lectures on Education.

MR.. JEWETT will be in Suffield September 17tl
--in Granny l8th-in Simsbury 19th-Canion 2Ot,-
Pennington 2lss-Brssol 22d-Bern, New Britain
N.l-Seashington 25.h-Wa.erbury 26,h-Woodba'
ton October lsi-New- Hartford 2d--Wins,ead Sd
Colebrook 4lll-Norfolk 5th--Winchesler Chico.
shen 8.h-Torringford 9th-Liich6eld l0ih--Was,.
ingion l1th-New-M Milford l2il-Kent l3th-Sharon
Vernon 2Oth-Ellinglon 22d-Tolland 23d.
II is the desire OF Mr.. Jewe to lay before the peo.
pie 'the importance Of cur Common Schools; the ne.
cessiiy Of vigorous efforts for their eevation the
advantages Of Associations OF Teachers under the pm.
tromage Of Lyceums the benefits Of Visible Illusira-
tons, so,eR BY erhi6itioa Of otbrook's School Ap
Grafss aud to advert some Of the most important
recent improvements in the ART Of teaching