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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
Mrs. DUEF ~ Mrs. YOUNG

ttt s UU iulf ON f
u viii We rem, u.hcicd that some umc since the mar
'ia&o OF the auiaA!o ud charming Mrs Quito Nh Young
was "nhouhrtdl hc tn- ula choice OF the lady excite!
some sH,; but hcririonds shrugged up their shoulders
cNclMmC3, de sUsijUS, Sc and said no more about it,
ihc p'o'ienco Subacin gives the following; accoun,
OF hr Young "whoe course Of love, tle continuation nd
10" mighty maggie with which lac won the queen Of t,
"As MI Dan was walking zap Broadway, New York.
Jew week. since she accidentally Mr. Young y, lo
""'o "ei WIN thc coutoslcs Of day endJcgged per
mission TO escort her TO her lodgings
!" i'h al my heart, replied Mrs. Dun, and thank
Mrs. Duff" said Mr. Young, "you are a widow and
am "lIoweri suppose we step into the office Of a ma
gis'r1tc and get married.
"N nth al my heart" REPLIED Mn DuH-arJ so sa;I
80 conc a"d MT Charles Young legally welded TO
Mrs. Mary DUH Prior to the ceremonial ii was agreed
u'"' inc marriage should not be consuumaed I'LL the
"P'e "i sly weeks, and in the mean time, Mrs Duff
was 10 70 by her former name in order that she nigbt
secure professional prcicrmeut Al was exactly as RIr
Charles wished; Mrs Dun remained Al her I,lg
hg,' ana had no intercourse with her new husband %
\ lew days after the wedding Mr. Noun, called Al tbc
lodgings oi his new wife, 10 pay her the ciyes Of the
mem ana husband, when no informed tha she was
mol at home, but had suddenly departed for
Mi Charles Dung was thundcrsirtck nj is rfor, ,
ana was tod That Mrs Dun had ayowcd that she had per
pcTdtcd TIE act OF malrimOny under the influence of hal,
ncnaon Produced by aud illness i'm counevion
with poatlons Of opium that had been irnpTieuv adm
nlstccd, and positively refused To- rccooilc u l;I,
OF the contract and treated downright absurv ma
monIdl affair which bad not reached lis contamination
the matter still remains 10 dis stale. The dcnj MIR
hopng refuses TO acknowledge her lori and master and
o'u MI Dung siouiy claims her his lawful welded
TtiJ,ac IN Iroshngton at ne bubIy 7B,o,rc n.
udcNrii r actor, gives he following account
renee at 'hc Dublin Theatre 'Thr G,.f r,,l, ot Ig
go Nirhlc when iu ihc midst of uc sr,rc ora, ir
h' iu'U lost 900 ana/rmcrt at tia chiu,r fr is ma.
I've village, well as iu himself aud cycrv h,y lp cote
'Prl"n whom be- Is masking enquiry mention. hc name
o.. Warrington. Rip asks ~ boz o.. loN Tho otl,.r 49,,
"ha did you never b, Of the immortal (eorge
Washington, Che FdthcrOi his Country The whole AM,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
Plaintiff,

David Paucson, sheriff and administrators with the in
annexed, oil Peter Lcsucur, decd, aud Lucberry Icsu.
eur, IN
The defendant Litcbcrry Lcsucur, having entered
ms appearance and given security according TO the Act OF
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and it appearing
10y satisfactory evidence, that he is nhabant of
this Country is ordcrcd That the said absent defend
ant do appear here the first day OF the next October
lerm and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that CORY
Ol lhis Order be forthwith Inserted in some ncwspaper
published III the City OF Richmond Tor two months sue
ccsvey, and posted at the front door OF the Courthouse
OF this county.
Copy. Testc, II. ELDRIDGE, c. b.
July 10. 81 Sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23
i. -. LII As
u. NO Is

HICKS, LuNSFORD & CO. .4aef,oucl,s
Petersburg, August g. 26-w.Iy
q AN W. j. EPpES having locltcd himself a, hi. ro.
- tiers, ia the county OF Buchiuehin. r.-ncclGIly
tenders h'' professional services to the public
August : PSI
6 fhSI ron NEGBOEs.-I wish 10 purchase for ~, y
y o"" use, from 30 to 10 likely Negroes Cirel, or IL,
'"n"'!es') I'f Which will give the hgnc, pice Per-
sons having such to dispose Of Wi. liu il Ia their interest
lo address me lp"Si Puid) to Jack-ou'~ r. o. o,i.a
Aug -. o. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-23

2 ~ MOND ACADEMY The subscriber respect
n r. fully infNus his friend. and I'M, rrblic n,t ,c @
C'cisG' Of me above Institution viii be resumed ON the
sl gay OF October next He is happy to have it in his
Po"'r To state, dS test OF the Of his system t
SIX OF his pupils have this year obtained the hiocst Ln
ois at TIE University OF Virginia
ROWLAND REY NOLDS, PrigcjpoI
August g. 2G xxx
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h \ CllANCERN NiRGlNtA.--In the Circuit Supo-
ror Court OF Law and Chamcery for Henrico county
the 10Th day OF June, 1892:
Reuben Bendlc, administrator with the will annexed of
Jane Couus, deceased, pIan,;n
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fIuyannl county. JnIy 27h. l.as

y ~ AbIE LAND FOR SALE.-On TUESDAY tho
first day Of October next If lair il nof tc ncyi f
dy thereafter shall offer for sale at public auction ON
nc premises, The Tract of Land on which live in u
county o frnce Edward. II lies on the main Southern
road Wimn about mile OF Formyc, and SIX mics oi
IIlhcc Edward Court House. The tract contains lion,
'-' @cesOI which about 100 arc IN woods and 50 10 60 of
creek bottom. This tract Of land is well ,J,,tc f., a.,
cultivation OF com wheat oats and tobacco If i. well i'm
proved and very well Wdcrcd lie deem. l,,rcr de-
scnpuon unnecessary, those wishing o n,rr,se ,v,u
view for themselves Before The day of sale te land viii
be shown TO any person wishing to buy by Tic proprietor
crms WI" DC accommodating and made known on the
gay OF 5''; ABNER WATSON
t''t'-' ~ 20 Wtds
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JOHN HUNTER, elk.
29-wSw
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-05-25

lust published, an Addrsesep Free
- Suffrage, by SETH LursEa; tcgeth-
er With the correspon dence Of the Com
mittee with the Hon. Francis 6ay6es oi
Massachusetts, to which tae Report re-
fers in terms Of admiration and gratitude.
Also,a Letter to the Committee from Hon
Jotn. Quincy Adams, on the same subject.
Price IL Sd cents.-For sale at this Of
ice. may 25.
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RkuNks.-JAnEsGAsDrEa has ,s,, a..
- csived a lot sf irsnks, . vGisty 81 a.
isf sale On reasonable ssrms. fsS. Re.
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Ira M. Mason,
FASHIONABLE HAIR DRESSER

No. 81, Water-street, opposite 1ar-
ner & Salisbwy's Clothing Store.
KNOULD beg leave respectfully to
w announce to the citizens of War
rem and vicinity, that h6has taken stand
IN Watershed, where he will attend to
the various branches of his profession
having served regular apprenticeship at
his business, and worked in some Of the
most popular and fashionable towns and
cities of New England, now offers his
services to the citizens Of this town, with
the greatest confidence that he shall be
enabled by performing his work in the
neatest and most fashionable style,
and by strict attention to his business and
an assiduous exertion to please, to merit
and receive fair share OF the public pa
tronage.
Warren may IL, 1888. 3&.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT or WARREN

l7h--ar sioop Ellen Could, fn WEXFORD
SIoop Mount hioriab, ingfai,ain, Providence.
ls.h -sir sloop FIRST Atempt, Cladding, fn
BrUoi itrf -s
i9,h-ar SC hr Post Boy. Perry. fm Gardi-
Tner. with lum Der to J. Il d X. lather. =
20th--arr sloop E. sex, Stanley, w Wilmington
2ist--arrsfoop Antelope. Marble, fm Son,
efset.
Schr Despatch, Nickerscn, I'm Boston.
Schr Oak Lands, Vest I'm Gardincr, wit
lumber to- ]. K ID. X. Luther
e2d-ar sloop Mt Moriah, Jngraham. from
Prov whence.
asd-an slsop EHsa, Smith, fun y. Bedford
Sloop Pacific, Griffin, River Head with wood
Cleared ships BENZ. Rush, Coffin, Pacific o
cean; Miles, Luce, South Atlantic Ocean.
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(Reported for the Boston Patrios
AT Ma rket this day as8 Beef Cattle,
Qncluding l9 unsold last weekly IL pairs
Working Oxen, and IL Cows and Calves.
About So Beef Cattle remain nnsoid, all
ofwhich are prime Cattle.
Prices. Beef Cattle. No particular
variation from last week in prices as a
whole. We noticed an extraordinary
fine three year old Heller, fed by C9i.
Dexter Fay, ofSouthborough, which was
taken by Messrs. Brackets of Newton,
for $75, warranted to weigh 1000 lbs
we also noticed one or two yoke taken al
SO %. We quote extra at 6 IS a 81 !
good at 6 20 a $6 80 thin a. 5 90 a ST.
Working Oxen-Dull few sales on.
ly $48, $55, $50, and $75.
Cows and Calves-We noticed sales
at II, 90, % l-2 and $25.
Sheep and Swine-None at market.
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DIED,

In swanzcy, on Thursday, alter q hn-
pering illness, which she bore with cnr'-
tisn fortitude, Mrs. Judah Vose, vile o'
Csp.. John vOse, aged 80 years,
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MAR RED.

In Rehobosh, on Wednesday afternoon
last, by Rev. Mr.. Vernon, Mr.. CHARLES
BARTON, of this town, to Miss MARY
BowEN, Of harrington.
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BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES
AND VESTIyNGS.

AND VESTIyNGS.
~ VERY choice lot ofbroadeIoths-
"a consisting Of blue, black, invisible
r. cen, olive green, russell brown, black
mulberry, light brown and medly colors,
from comh,on to superlative quality.
ALSO-Striped, ribbed, drabs, dark
and light fancy mixtures and blue oassi.
ineres; black silk velvet, black double sat
an, rich coered silk, vaien,ia aud mar
settles yestings, are offered for sale cheap
|at LONG ROOM.
The above Goods are offered by the
piece or yard at extreme low prices or
will be made into CARMEN rs 70 order
at short notice and on the most favorable
terms. VIM. T. WHEATON.
may 25. M
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trWe are requested to give notice,
that the Free School will commence on
Monday morning next, in the Room over
the Post Office.
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NEW CROCKERY Y STORE.
Taylor & Waldron,

Corner Of JHtlk and BROAD Streets, on.
door East Of the Commercial
Cofee House, Boston,
ME AVE recently established them
n Il selyes in this City ,and received BY
late arrivals from Liverpool, an extensive
assortment Of CROCKERY s. CHINA
WARE, which they are enabled to offer
on the most favorable terms, and would
respectfully invite the attention of Coun-
try Traders.
Boston. March Goth. 1883.
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[From our Correspondent.
Arr at BRlS Oh, Esd, brig Remittance. Lis
comb, from New Orleans, l6 days, with molas
ses and cotton TO James DIV off.
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NEW STORE.
Edward iii. ThurstOn,
MERCHAMT TAILOR,

MER Oh ANT TAILOR,
KETISHES to inform the Inhabitants
w ofWarren ard its vicinity, that
he has taken a store in the new building,
corner of Water ~and Miller streets,
where he intends to carry on the above
business in all its branches. He now Of
fers for sale a complete assortment OF
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS,
consisting of superfne black, blue, olive,
brown and green broadcloths; middling
and common do; together with a complete
assortment Of cassimeres and vestings,
aud every article usually called for in a
Merchant Tailor's store.
Garments made up to order, and war.
ranted to give satisfaction as to fit, worl..
manship and style, or no sale.
frJs Garments made by none bat frs
rate journeyhien..
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY, two first rate jour
IL neymcn, to whom good prices viii
be paid.
Warren, May d, 1888.
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Bristol, may 25:

apprentice tTantea.
WANTED, a smart, active and industri-
Gus lad, as an Apprentice to the CABIN
EFT MAKING Business, One from Is
to l6 years of age would be prefefe d.
One that can come recommended, will
fiiid good encouragement. Apply to
GEORGE S. BOURNE.
Bristol, may IL. tG
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HOPE
. y ~ Z 9 :E =
State-street, Bristol, r. l..
Drawn Nos. New York class i3 extra.
l8 So 46 60 90 43 IA SO l9
Lowest prize rs.
School Fund AZ.
8 As Al 27 80 80 43 SO Al
Lowest prize So.
Del. & North Carolina 10.
90 22 81 So IA 81 65 81 8 Al
Lowest prize So.
New York ID extra.
10 54 55 Is 22 % "a II SO 4
Lowest prize $5.
Union Canal Lottery class 10.
II 35 l8 I2 l9 10 50 80 90 so
Lowest prize $l2.
Combination Nos. 10 SO SO "a prize Of
$1,000 and l2 l9 SO prize of $50Qwere
both sold at Hope Office on Saturday last
where may be had Tickets in the following
Lotteries:- 80
On Wednesday may %, N. Y. consoli
dated extra class ID, 10000, 10000
900 5000 s. 100 Of 1000, l6 Of 500
SC. Amounting to 366O8o dollars
Wholes $40, halves So, qrs. $3.50
eighths $l,25: e.,
Delaware and North Carolina consoli
dated Lottery, class 81, to be drawn a
Wilmington, on Thursday May 3d.
Capitals, $4,000; 5000; 1882 so; 2 o
1000; s of5OO, SIC. Tickets Sc.
School Fund of Rhode Island class a.
Cd series, to be drawn on Friday next
Capital prize $4,000. Tickets Sc.
New York Consolidated class 8, TO bt
drawn on Wednesday June 9th. S25OO(
10000, 5000, 2lOO, and 10 of 1000 SC.
Tickets S5.
Union Canal class ! / !, to be drawn Sat
urday June lst. A prizes of $4,000
each. Tickets rs.
Orders enclosing cash or prize ticket.
will be promptly attended to.
For tickets or shares in any Of the a
bove lotteries, apply at Hope Office, oppo
site Horizons Hotel.
A. @. MOVES, Agent.
Bristol, may 25.
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A complete assortment fSILK GOODS
ALSO,
30 Cases Gentlemen's and Women's
Morocco and Cloth SHOES, for retail
ing.
100 do. HATS, various qualities.
All of which will be sold low for CASH.
Boston, March 80, 1888. 1awI2wis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
NEW YORK MARKET. SEPT. 9.

Corn Erehange-The trade Vas rather dull
throu about. aud the supplies moderate. South
ern kind. are generally in small stocks, and prl'
ces little more than nominal. Philadelphia new
sold at Sc, 60 DAYS. Some Howard st, at 6s d
and Georgetown at ga /. The chief business
was in western at "A for parcels in store, and
81 4 for new. On Saturday afternoon fancy
brands were offered on the wharf at $50. Inc
supplies Of the coming week are expected to be
much larger than Of the last poor lot OF Hud.
son river ~heat sold at lose per bushel; good
lot at lee, Southern at lie a l13c Corn de.
clined 10 "a 75c for northern, and IS % Tor
southern.
Money and Erchanges-There was consider
able pressure on the money market, which rather
increased to the close. though the rates at which
good notes could be disposed Of, with four or hve
months to run, did not get higher than about or
per cent DER annum. Bills for the packets OF
the 9Th were dull on Saturday, and the sales tor
cash very small; the rate for prime bills was
"a. 80 the pound sterling; II payment was made
to 60 or 90 days paper l and cents e more
we're obtained, and for 6 mos. paper 4,s4, o's'
count at the rate Of 7 per cent per annum being
allowed on the paper. On Paris the rate was 81
S2a ADD ST. 81.
Business generally is moving largei! and pros
perousIy. The Country debts we understand are
we'll maid up.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12

Sugars, Coffee, sc. &c.
90 Hhds and boxes Porto Rico and Havana
% 10 boxes white Brazil Sugars
1000 lbs Louisiana Refined Loaf
so bags Rio, Mnpscaibo and Manila Coffee
80 packages Gunpowder. Imperial, Young Hy
son and Pouchong Teas
10 hhds Cuba Aolasses
20 boxes Cheese
cases Pine Apple Cheese
20 kegs Ground Ginger
10 do Carrots Snuff
IS barrels Cider Vinegar
do EPSON Salts
so lbs Cloves
10 do Mace
100 do CaDia
20 boxes Raisins
30 do Soap and Candles
so barrels Nett and Gross Henings
10 boxes Richmond Tobacco (plus. 1879
p 10 bags Pepper
do Pimento
5000 pieces Wall Paper
Letter Cap and Wrapping Paper
Ground Alum and Blown Salt
Nader Alum Copperas, Indigo
Birthstone, Prussian Blue
Together with general assortment Of WINES II
other GROCERIES,, now receiving, and offered,
Wholesale sud retail, upon fair terms, by
sept6 WILLIAM N. NevEIGH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
f. ID U G. A II I o.
Hamiltonian School.

TIME subscriber has q enGth obtained possession OF
L tie room that Be has so long visasd to oeesPy1
St. Asaph streets-into which he has removed his
School, ndhaving procured competent assstsace. he
ID prepared to receive IN additional number scholars.
Since the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of the exercises Of his
School, the Teacher has made very impoeant atera.
ton in his system Of government. Having abolished
the practice Of eopofea nacions he has adopted me-
thods Of restrsnt and confinement - the on mode Of
punshment to be used In his School, except in cases
Of vicious violation OF the most important rules Of the
Institution.
That such system may be successfully parsued, the
subscriber 10 already fully convinced, and ts advanta.
pes are too palpably evidentto peed rehearsal II %
only proper cay, that It 10 known, and universally
admitted that the OF the rod tends TO harden the
feelings and destroy those natural sersbilties which
children invariably posses in very eminent degree.
Children may be mortified and punished By sesraiat.
without degrading them in their own estimation, and
BY confinement they have an opportunity, forced upon
them a il were, for meditation and reflection Their
Teacher has likewise an opportunity thus afforded him
of reasoning with his delinquent pupils. and Of present
ine TO him his denquencies in their proper character.
ny corporea pQpshments feelings OF fesr and dread,
and in msny inssnces disgust, on the part OF the seho
Isr; and the part ofthe Teacher feelings Of irta'
ametrically incompatible with those which should al
v,ys subsst between teacher and bis scholars. and
which should ever actuae them in their intercourse
one With another. But by system ofreuards and pun.
ishmen,s which in themselves OF NO value child
may be taught to pursue good for goods sake with.
out being sctuated by remuneatve considerations, or
by the debasing principle Of fear.
In this school the usual branches of an English edu
cation are taught Particular attention Is paid to the
manners and morals Of the pupils: they are required
10 be neat and cleany in their persons and esthng;
to be punctua in their attendance at school, and to
20 Immediately home from school. The Terms are
moderate. and in making them 90 the subscriber
would urge the necessity Of punetuaty on the part
of his patrons 90 that his attention his scholars may
be constant and undivided.
ISAAC H. ROBBINS.
N.B. His Night School, for apprentices and others.
will commence on the night Of the 10Th of the present
month. l. n. II.
sent --t3tke cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
BALTIMORE MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE AMETIcAN, }

Tuesday. Sept. 10th, r. NJ )
Flour-We find no change of moment in the
market. Sales Of Howard street super6ne from
stores at Sc 10, 6 lsa az s5. The wagon price
is generally Sc. In some cases fraction less
has been paid. Sales Of fine" from stores at
so.
A sale Of 500 barrels City Mills was made
Yesterday at Sc, on time with interest added -
No stock Of moment, and the streams yet but Int.
tie benefited by the rain.
Grain-The market is moderately supplied
with Wheats. and sales are making without any
change in prices, viz. at 81 ii l Is Tor best
reds, and other descriptions lower as in quality.
Parcels to bring I Is must be very prime
White wheats range, as in quality, at 81 IL to
Sales Of white Corn at "a IS, and Of yellow
at 81 68 cents.
Sales Of Rye at Goa 81 cents; and oil Oats at
IS IS cents per bushel
A lot Of superior new Glover Seed was tax en-
from wagons to-day at "a so per bushe!.
Whiskey.-We quote hhds according to the
auantity taken. at so q S04 cents. The wagon
price of bbls. is ga cents, exclusive Of the
barrel, and sales OF the same from stores at S2s
n SO cts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED. SEPTEMBER ii,

ARRIVED. SEPTEMBER ii,
Schr. Fair American, King. Piscataway; To-
bacco to A c. CaZenOve Il 20.
schr. Hornet, Hudgius, Tappahanoek; Corn
to Geo. Johnson CO.
Scbr. Fayorite, McClenahan, Boyd's Hole;
coro add Wheat to Geo. Johnson & Co.
Schr. Victory. Washington. Boyd's Hole;
Corn. Wheat, and Oats, to Geo. Johnson q 20.
and master.
Sloop Mary. Gibson, Bladensburs; Flour to
H. Dainger6eId.
SAILED,
Brig Columbian. Shaw, Eastpor''
NetherIand galliot Elizabeth, Brandt tor this
mort, cleared at Baltimore 1lth.
Schooner A,exandria. Britton, cleared at Ne"
York for this port 9Th.
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Mrs. Porter's SeMinaHy.

TIME Seventh Session of Mrs. Porters Seminary for
Il Young Ladies will commence On Monday, the 10Th
instant
Mrs Porter gratefully Acknowledges the steady pa.
trouage early friends Of her Institution, and the
confidence evidenced by the increased number OF pu.
pills. her to the assurance that every
advantage necessary to the attainment Of liberal edu.
cation founded on strict adherence to moral and re.
gious obligations, will continue to distinguish her ef.
forts for the instruction Of most interesting and in.
portant portion Of the community.
Board and Tuition in all the branches Of English In.
structon one hundred and fifty dollars per year Of for
ty.eight weeks. payable quarterly in advance.
Tuition for day scholars according to the class in
which they rank from four to eight dollars per term Of
twelve weeks.
Music on Piano. Harp and Guitar sl8 90
Drawing, Landscape and Flower Painting
in Oils &C. %
Wa. WORK, transferring. She'll Work and .
Chinese do. ?. W
Velvet Painting, in oil and water colors S 90
Latin, French, Itslisn and Spanish, each 90
Lectures Natural Philosophy. Chemistry, and As
tronomy, illustrated by various experiments
Each Boarder must be provided with single hair
Mattress or bed and bedsead and necessary bedding,
silver tumbler, table and tea spoon. A uniform is
worn Of blue ginghsm during the week, and on Sun.
day white dress. with blue belt straw bonnet,
with blue ribbons in summer, and crimson in winter
Mrs.. Porter invites the personal attendance OF oil
who wish Information upon the course Of instruction
and discipline pursued in this Institution, and to those
whose remote residence prohibits this inspection in.
formation will be accorded in printed form on applI-
cation to the Seminary, corner OF Duke and waning
ton streets. Alexandria,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-12

Sugars, MO\asses, Wines, &c.
Oh Hhds and boxes ST. Croix; Porto Rico
~ and Havana lsugars
10 barrels Brazil
1000 pounds White
10 hhds bright Retailing Noasses
80 casks Sicily Madeira, PORT Auscat, Mar
settles and Greek Wines
40 bags Msracaibo, Manila. Java and Rio Coffee
% packages Gunpowder, Imperial, Young lily.
son, Pouchong and soucbong Teas
IS boxes Plug Tobacco
2 hhds winter pressed Sperm Oil
80 barrels Cider Vinegar
43 boxes Goshen 2ch..,.
do Pine Apple
10 boxes Colgate Starch
40 do Soap and Candles
so dozen Corn Brooms
do Covered Hats
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