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in eating fruits and vegetables. Indeed. it is
believed that not many more deaths have taken
place among our white population, since the prev
alence OF the disease, than what is usual at this
season Of the year.
1t seems to follow from whatha been said, that
the best means Of preventing the spread aud also
the fatal termination of the disease is, close and
strict attention to the condition, habits and health
Of the coIored population.
To the 4th question, YOUR Committee do not
feel prepared to give an answer. The practice
is believed to have been various, and success
in confirmed cases, to say the least has been but
partial,
To the 5th question: " What has been the Pc
culiar character of the disease?" the Committee
will only say, that it has usually indicated It's in
PRODUCTION into the system by nausea and loose
ness of the bowels, which IL followed, more or
less, rapidly BY coldness aud collapse. and also
by spasms OF the bowels and sytremities. From
to "a hours have generally closed the scene in
death.
Your Committee feel persuaded, that becoming
prudence will, under a gracious Providence,
strip this alarming disease Of much Of its terror.
1t is stated in a North Carolina paper that
Judge Barbour has written letter, to some one
in that State. expressing desire to be withdrawn
as a candidate for the Vice Presidency. Can
this be sos If it is, we'll and good: for we know
:here are men in Virginia who cannot, and will
not, be either driven to Van Burenism or trans.
ferred to Van Burensm. But to the fact:-Is it soi
MIR. Calhoun's present sentiments, we are sor-
~ to see, are quoted on all occasions, to support
the opinions Of those who are striving to destroy
the Union. How much more honorable to his
own fame would ii be had he remained in the
good faith IN which he believed in 1916 In one
Of his speeches delivered in Congress then, we
find the following sentence,
The liberty and Union Of this country are IN.
separately connected! as the destruction Of
the latter would most certainly involve the for
mer, so its maintenance will, with equal certain.
| ty, preserve it-He did not speak lightly. lie
had often and long revolved it in his mind; and
he had critically examined into the causes that
destroyed the liberty OF other States. There
are none that apply to uswith force to alarm. The
basis Of republic is too broad, and its struc-
ture too strong to be shaken by them. Its ex-
tension and organization will be found to afford
effectual security against their operations; but
let 1t be deeply impressed on the heart OF this
House and country, that while they guarded
against the old. they exposed Us to q new and
terrible danger-DISUNION. This sin gle WOrd
con,prehended Amos, the sum Of our political
dangers, and against ii IRE ought TO be PER
PETUALLY GU ARDED.-Ertractfr from Mr.,
Caiho,m's Speech in 1916.
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Important Notice.

The Cholera Preventive and Curative
Is offered for sale, by the subscribers in its purity.
L prepared under the direction Of DR.. John Thorn.
son, whose success with it in treating the Cholera in
Montreal, Quebec and Albany, has been without an
equal; it has but recently been advertised. although
daily enquired for. We have taken out Patents, for
the use Of our own families and friends, but having
been witness to its invaluable qualities We are desrous
Of extending it, usefulness to our neighbours accord
ingy We offer It at price suitable to every situation
&c. in any quantity Wholesale or retail.
sOLOMON G. ALBERS,
No. rs McEIderry's wharf
GODFREY MEYER,
near Pratt street Bridge, Baltimore.
]. HARRIS,
Athis Store on Prince street wharf. Alexandra.
sept l8-eo4k
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" O&,l
Wool
Lynn AN Rec D,
?, 1(...L-.s NJ fOS Roffs,o ~

Lynn AN REED,
Commission Merchant, No. 1875 Baltimore st.,
BALTIMORE,
GRATEFUL. for the patronage of his friends and
VI the public, again tenders his services, assuring
them that any consgnments Of WOOL, forwarded 10
him for sale, will receive particular attention tie wish
es individuals to bear in mind the fact that his time
and attention are devoted entirely and ercunrey to the
SALE of WOOL on commission only Therefore, on eve.
~ consignment of Wool forwarded to him, the utmost
exertons will be made tn promote the interest Of the
consgners His time being devoted entirely ia this
article, and having had many years experience II the
business lie atters himself that he can render more
satisfactory sales than persons unacquainted with the
value and various grades and Qualities OF the article
lie is recklv furnished bv regular correspondents in
BOSTON and New York, with Price Current. and cor.
rect information Of the value in those markets, and
whenever better prices be obtained there, he has
made arrangements with experienced and resPon:
sbe houses in those cities to receive and dispose OF
any Consip nme nts whclfhe may have orders to for
ward to those places. .
All letters addressed to him, (post paid asking in
formation respet ting prices &C. will receive immedi'
ale attention
LII has leave to refer to
Tiffany shaw shaw T. 2 Co Co. Baltimore.
David II Thompson Frederick, Nd
G w. Rutter 4 Co. UnlOntown, Pa.
Z,ne u Pentony, Wheeling, Va.
Isaac iIoff, Winchester, Va.
Allison Owen. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Russell & Matthews, GAINESVILLE, do
j. Armstrong 4 Son, Haysvile, Ky.
Liesly Combs, Esq. Lexington, do.
i nS, 5 w' / Anderson, Loui.ville. do.
June 2-w4m
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SAFES Ar AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Trustees Sale.

vEYILL be sold at public suction. at 10 O'Clock on
w. Saturday, the 6.h October n.xt sgreeabiy to
the terms aud conditions of Deed Vt Trust from Re-
bert Sands to the subscriber, his
Entire Stock in Trade,
Consisting of GROCERIES,, Empty Bo,lles Stand
Casks, scaes Weights. Measures Corts sc. &c. Also,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Among which there are ave feather Bed, Bed.
steads and Bedding; or dozen Chairs, Mahogany
Sideboards and Wardrobes, Bureaus. Tables, Wash
Stands. &c. &c. Also, one good COW and CART.
Terms Cash. CHR. NEALE, Trustee.
sept 2S-d3t&en3t GEO. WHITE, Auct.
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FIRST District. On Friday evening, there
was very large meeting Of anti Jackson men
in Southwark, at which it was unanimously re-
solved to instruct the delegates Of that district
to nominate for Congress decided anti-Jackson
man, and on Saturday afternoon the delegates had
a meeting, and nominated James Gowen as the
candidate for Congress. The no.
minaton was carried With reclamation.
TPhH. L. S. Gaz.
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James b. GunneN, N. u.
DENTIST

ID Observation-Disclosures he citizens and visitors
II of Alexandra that be may be consulted n Mr.
II. CIagerts Hotel on the 6r.tspd third wsDssspAT
m every month, from go'clock =. Il. until 4 = Il.
Aletters addressed to Dr. g. 1t his Office BET Seen
the United States Bank and the Presidents House,
Washington City. or left At dr.. ClcgsPs HOTEL AIsx.
andria, will be Pstctusliy attendedte,
jan1:-eWH
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90 keW ard.

w "O WUNW'
WAS stolen lost, Thursday last. the goth in.
w slant, Negro Girl. named
CLARISS.H,
rather black, round face aud pleasing eountensnce,
and laughs much when spoken TO. She is about II or
- years Of age Her dress, when last seen, was q
yellow calico, the balance Of her clothes not parcu.
lary recoected; though it is probable she has chang
ed her Dress she had large bundle Of clothes with
her.
The Girl was brought 10 market last Thursday morn.
ing by colored woman. who left her for short time,
any where in town.
will give the above reward If the Girl is delivered
to me, or secured SO thatI get her again
EDWARD u. EDELEN,
Piscataway, p rince Georges County, Nd.
sept 26-3t
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. IN. c

ARRIVED. Sept. e5,
Brig Token, Eldridge, Rum Key; Salt to K.
Daineerfieid.
British Schooner Brilliant, Evans, Bermuda;
Ballast to Yea:on.
Schr. Velocity. Rider, Boston; Lime and
Plaster to W. Fowle & Co. and Freight for the
District.
SAILED,
Schr. Freedom, Osborne, Salem.
Brig Pembroke, Wallis, of Dover August 12
Sloop Miller, Teal, cleared at Philadelphia for
this port Gath inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-26

BALTIMORE. Sept. 24.-The report Of deaths
yesterday by cholera was white, and colored.
persons; and to-day, 2 white and 2 coIored per:
sons.
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Doctor WedderburM's
STOMHCHIC BITTERS,

a Grand Restorative to Health,
DBEPARED and sold by him, At his Shop on King.
L street. one door above J. Janney Co. and oppo-
site w. N. Aorrisons Book store. These Bitters for
near twenty years past, have been acknowledged 70
be one amongst the preventves against Ague and Pc.
yer, intermittent and Bilious Fevers, &c. There
number who use them o directed, and Who have no
malignant complaints in their families. and who, in CON-
sequence, always keep them on hand.
In quence of the rise in spirits It Is out of my
power to sell the Btters - have done heretofore
The price Of each bottle will be 624 cents, by the do
bottles, IS per dozen, by the gallon, 81 25 or
ga cents per quart. The advance will take place
from Saturday next. w. WEDDERBURy.
sept 20-eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-26
Trust Sale.

DY virtue ola Deed &C Trust, bearing date the Ism
ID day Of April, 1898. from Samuel DE Vaughan to
the subscriber, for the purposes therein mentioned'
will be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder,
on Saturday. the 18th October next at 10 O'Clock, A.
~. on the premises,
A Two STORY FRAME TENEMENT
6s:as e LOT OF GROUND, lying and being on the
la1ss East sje Of Henry street. between Prince and
Dufe streets Terms made known at the place OF sale.
s-pt22 JOHN s. PRESTON, trustee.
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WAsHINeT0N, Sept. Is.
Report Of Cholera cases by the Board Of Health
Of this City, for the "a hours ending septem-
Der "a, at noon:
Central Hospital.
New Cases-s white men tintemperate)
Deaths 9; Cured 10
Remaining from last report, 10.
Easfern Hospital
Cases remaining l.; Cured 8.
Western Hospital.
New Case, black man
Remaining8 8.
Private Practice.-No Report furnished.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-26
To Rent.

To Rent,
finn That convenient three story BRICK Dwell.
lsGl LING HOUSE on Duke street, between Fair.
fax aud Water streets, now occupied by H. 8. Black.
lock. Applyts r. & w. RAMSAY.
Who have for sale good RIDING HORSE.
sent l6-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-26

Lotteries to be drawn This Week.
1. Grand Consolidated Lottery, for Literature
and Charities, to be drawn at Wilmington, Del Mon
dat, 24th Sept Tickets S.; highest prize $40 900,
and lowest IS
9. New York Consolidated Lottery. Class No
"a, to be drawn in New York on Wednesday, Sept,
IS Capital prize 5000 Tickets s6. sh'res in pro-
portion.
8. Virginia State Lottery, Glass M. 10, to be
drawn at Richmond FRIDAY, sept % Capital prize
S25 COOS lowest 80. tickets s8 shares in proportion.
4. Maryland State Lottery, Class No. Ia, to
be drawn in Baltimore on Friday, Sept 70; Capital
$4,000 tickets dollars.
Chances in al the above Lotteries are now on sale by
JAS RI0RDAN.
Lottery Broker, corner King and Roy sts
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ALEXANDRIA, Cd. c.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT IS 1889.

We observe from communication in the Ma
tlonaI lntelligencer that some Of the friends OF
Gen. Jackson are beginning "to kick" at the
Globe. Certainly. tins is creditable, The
'coprse and conduct Of that paper cannot be JUS
0fied, even amongst the most violent political
'bigou The writer TO whom we aIlude, con-
slsd hisremarks relative to the Globe with the
appropriate quotation.
Npnti suI'tio, defensoribus s,is tempus egit
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BoARr OF HEALrH, GEoneErowN,
24th Sept. 1882
Report Of deaths for the week ending this day
at noon. Total number of deaths, from all
causes, As.
OF these, 81 were whites, l9 cOlored.
IS were children, 80 adults
81 were males, "a females.
have no report Of the causes of death except
what has been derived from the undertakers and
the friends of the deceased. From their state
ments, it appears to have been represented to
them, that So Of the above persons died Of cho-
lera, Of consumption, 6 Of cholera infantum,
and a unknown.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-26
THE CHOLERA.

HEALTH OFFICE. ALEXANDRIA,
September Is, 1892.
The Board of Health report that no new cases
of Cholera have occurred for the "a hours ending
this day at noon. -
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Sale Of hand.

Dale OF At6nU.
DURsUANr to = Decree ofthe Superior Court Of
nounced the 18th day Of Nay 1882, in suit where.
in Thomas P. Hereford and others are plaintiffs. and
NewmAn's Administrators defendants, shall, on the
first Monday in October next, before the front door Of
the Court House of Prince william County, se to the
highes, bidder. at public auction. credit Of one
two and three years in equal nsaments, to carry in
tereat from the date,
aGA<. A TRACT OF LAND, containing
%sS IL % s:2s;; 2, s;s: s' y &ssfS
49, the same that was conveyed by William ].
Newman. deceased, to Thomas J. Newman, including
oil the land which William J. Newman held on tho
south side ofCatharpin Run, and 10 embrace ~ much
more in the fork of Catharpin and Sick Runs rs will
be sufficient to make the said two hundred and fifty
acres.
Bonds, with approved personal security. and deed
Of trust the land, will be required Of the purchaser
JOHN w. TYLER,
jy f0-eots Commissioner.
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Mustard

MuetaE0.
e CASES Of Feps Mustard, Tin half pound canisters
u Of superior quality. just received and for sale by
sept22 CLAGETr PAGE.
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NOTICE.

EBY ne s. a Deed of TuHt. '.7taied BY
. James Barrett and Robert Menzies, a.5
duIy registered N the Regater's Office 81 Rocking
ham county, North Carolina, for purposes therein
mentioned we shall expose topube ssl6, On FRIDAY
the 18th day Of March next for rsndy money On
The premises. the Lot Of Ground occupied "A, pre-.
ssnt by James Barnett. Esq lying in toe town Of
Leaksvilie This 10 has On n lf.gc and well
finished three story House, intended FOR pubic
HOUSE with Store and Compiling Room on the
lower 1onr with twelve other additional and cen
ttm,n nj Rooms. Together with necessary ont
buildings for IN extensive establishment Persons
DESTROYS Ia Own property ofthis kind would do
well 70 attend lie saie W. arc authorized 10 say
that cvely Conveyance necessary Ia pas an nbso-
lute title in the property will he executed Ne, how
ever, VIII only convey as agents.
The property IS sol1 fot the purpose If disctara
M d.bt due the State Bank Of North Carolina
-pcrhaps We may be authorized to give the prr-
chaser Bank accommodation. If 30, the terms will
be mode knoWn IN the day ofsalc.
JANE I. M0REHEAD,
J AME GARLAND,
Agents for Rice Garland Trustee
Feb - II
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YTlRGINIA-.At Rules holden tho Clerks Office of
~ the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chanuety,
for the Of Lynchburg, tho 5tl day II December
1s}l-Chri,topher |. Tmbcrnkc, Pf aPnnr james S.
Jones, executor Of Thomas " est der Who Sheriff
ofCamphc county and in that character admir- de bons
non Of Patrick TAFT doe. Samuel BrIu>urd. SERGEANT Of
the Corporation of ynchbufg, aud such hd mr. of Pa
trick TAFT dec aud the same Snnne Bruneford Snrjcart
&c ndin'r oil Charles H. TAFT dec Bacon Tat Nethetland
Tat, Lnuuus Dupuy Ccno his wife, late Ceine TAFT,
and Louisa TAFT aud VIM. TAFT inf4nt' 10y Commissioner
Benagh, specially assigned their guardan aud Joseph
Wilson, Dehs--n ChaucGry
The Defendant Nethcridnd Tat, not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the act of
Assembly and the Of tins Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he not iuhabant of his
country: II Is ordered that the said defendant do appear
hcic the first day of The next rrm and answer tie
bill ofthc plaintiff and that acopy oi this order be forth
with inserted IN some newspaper printed ~ the town OF
ynChbrg for Two months successfully, mud pott6d al the
front door Of tho Courthouse, IN the aid town.
\ Copy-Tcstc, u. RODES OK
Jan oG I'm
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A. Friday next the l7th day Of February
NJ ls39 Will be soId before the front door oi
Charles Galloway. on main street IN the town Of
Iynrhburg three Ncgrur5, 10 wit Phobe, Fanny
and Susan, veBcds, Bcdslead5 and Furniture, Sc
,eral urtielcsjn III, Nillnery line such Bonnes,
Bandboxcs, Flowers, DC. together with many 9th
cr articles, embracing all the Household and kitch-
cn rurningc Of said Galloway Of every dcscrip-
ton Also. twounmproyed half acre Lots IN the
town Of Lecsyille
The sale VIII be made for easb in pursuance OF
a trust decd executed hy the SAID Galloway on Or
about the lst day Of this month, now of record IN
The clerks office of lba Hastings Court for the Cor
porution Of .ynchhurg
MAURICE Il GARLAND, }Tr,s,oc.
EDWARD LYNCH,
Feb Il "
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Ian snorne's tlilis

IN The corporation Of Lyach5nrg,
Sc ILL he in readiness for the reception
Wv OF Wheat by the ooh OF Jolly. We
VII give the highest cash pflce fnl wheat OF
,frrtierred, barrel Of superhne flour, 10 pass
the Richmond inspection, for each ave and
hulfhush Is.
lho'r Mills are situated on the bank Of
Black Water Creek, jusl above the Toll Bridge.
The creek he.ue nasIe able, will edmlt of ooats
delivering and receiving th'ir LADS al the door
OF the Mill, aud being not vtry distant from
thu business part OF town. farmers can with.
out much inconvenience and delay attend TO
the discharge Of their Wagons,
W. soIIcu an Interview With the growers IN
sllers Of Wheat. before the, maxi dlsposi
of u. NJ. l. H. s. LANGHOkNI.
y. B. Servant, charged with Nr delivery
OF WHEAT will be promptly attended 10, and dis
missed with oil possible despatch
M. & II. s. l..
July ii. 10
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TT1RGiNlA to wit--At a Court held Tor Bedford
W y, the court house, the 23d day OF January one
Thousand eight hundred aud thi y-wO; Pnrmrnas Eng
la. PC against Iewis NurGeld, Nicholas Robertson,
Charles Biouut, John Ayros, Charles Alien, WIN. Allen,
Jacob White aud Rachael his wife, Jet cmiah Allen.
Thomas Lumpkin and Mly his wife. james Allen, vii.
liam Ashwc and Frances his wifc, Thomas Ashwe aud
Folly his vito, John Bousely and Sally his wife, aud Ro-
BERT Eliza, Mahe" X. and John I. Allen, the four las
infants and the heirs OF Nm Alrn dee Christopher, Ed
ward, Susan and Mary Clark, James Hrndrck aud Eliza
beth his vie, heirs Of Elizabeth Clark dec Elizabeth.
Margaret Thoodnsin and VIM Preston, infant heirs Of
Gatharnc Preston dec Christopher Clark and Christie
pher ClaIk and RDwker Proston adn'rs of John Hook
dec. Defis.-ln Chaucery.
Tho defendants William Alien, jacob White and Rachael
his wife, My Lumlu John BCascly and Sally his wife
not having entered their appearance and give ecurty
according 10 the act of Assembly and the rules of thi,
court and II appearing 70 the satisfaction the Court
that they not nhamans of th, country On the motion
Of the plaintiff by his Attorney is ordered that the said
defendants do appear hcre on the fourth Monday IN Apr
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiff aud that "A
copy of this order be inserted in thu Lynchburg Vr,
for months successfully and posted III the front
door of the eourt-hOuse Of said county.
Copy-reste, RQ; c. MITCHELL, C. &c.
Fes. . WIN
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POLITICAL.
roa THE yIRaISiAS.
To AMANDA

~ A1-FtaA@'aFNN
z7beu Spring returns with gentle showezz,
and rr,e n shall he thy native bowers
And green The folds ii ctaln,
Auawhen the earliest birds Of sprInr.
From tree 10 tree shall swee1y sing,
IN haste to thpc agaift
When. Hudson. on thy flowing stream
The SUI shall shine with atlf nj eenm,
And vertlure decks tn plan.
When flowers shall crown The tow r',g hlla.
And swiftly dow the mumurus nt.s.
III haste to the again
Ard when the n1o,ntaips snl the yalcs
Impart fragrance 10 TIC gales,
And yernnl roses blow.
Then will haste to Thy retreat,
And Of the altar we will meet,
Toseal the nuptisl sow
Then lc, Time speed bis rapid flight
s,hur be the day, and brel tbr mght
And welcome Joy 81 pam
And should he add a double force,
He cannot urge too fast his course,
Til return again.
And When thy vow has made thee nine,
How sweotly will the summer shine,
And sweet tbs brceses blow
III weave a garland of sweet flowers
That bloom IN thy sequcster'd bowers,
To grace thy lovely brow"
But yet, ncihnks, upon uly head.
The lily and the rose would shed
Il feeble, rans,crtgIow
when N1tatc all her charms combine
And youth, and hralth, and beauty sh'ne.
- what can Al bestoW
Yet ahnk not youth viii always last
s,r beauty bide tae chilling blast
Oflif''s autumual day
When age his whitening hand has land
Fpon thy check, the rose VII fade,
And all Thy charms dlca}
Put whilst we sal life ebbing nde,
q may We gently onward eldc,
BY winds OF fortune driven
hu1 WHOM the eventful journeys past,
Then sadly moor our back atast
In some propluoua haycn.
MORTIMER.
Libr,3g. l0i1 Ftb 1892
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aZlRGINIA--At Rules holden in tho Clcths Office, Of
W the Circuit Superior Count Of Inv aud Gtwccrs f"r
tho tow ofIyurhbfp tit 5lh day of December, Ir3l
DAVID Jours PM naainst Charles Brstc, Afni-tead H.
I'm and JnIn samuel Cosby, Dcils. In ChHcery
The defendant Armistcud T.. Ellis not huVlng entered
lis appearance add given secufiy according to the act
u Assembly and tho rules Of this and appear
iug by tu. fuctuty evidence thathei~ not inhub-
tat Of this country II l. ordered HAT the said defend
appear hero ntho first day Of the next erm md
answer the hills Of the plaintiff uud that copy ofth-
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed
IN the OF ynchbnrg for months suceessivcy and
posted at front door of the courthous" III tho said
town ACopy-Teste, u RODLSCL.
Jan. 10 I'm
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SCHOOL.

NfRS. BENA6H proposes to open School on
-t1 the frst Monday in the next month, ut her
oqsn residence for the education of Young Ladies
tn pupils will he instructed in orthosrnPhy
Readiag, Writing English Grammar, Geography
Arithmetic, History, and the Rudlments Of Pnloao-
ply md Astronomy.
The scholastic year, will, as usual consist Of ten
months The first session will commence on the
fifth Of March, and terminate on the third o. Au-
yust
The rrloc Of tuition will be =l2 Copper session
Feb o. Il
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f,01FESTTC GCODs,

SEORGE CAREY. corner Of Baltimore and
~ Chaf.es Streets, Baltimore has for sale a &C.
neral assortment Of DOMESTIC GOODS, con-
sistiasin par If NtlrnAH, AprLEToN, Low
VI. H,nu-o@, SlaHA, E1tTrR AyfsY, and
PlffsrulD MASUFAGTuRESn-whieh will
be sold on favorable TOMS by tho package orpiece
Baumere february g 3in