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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
.SsnlAscn Sinte QAMrry.

rgvEiE subscriber, residing in nca William County,
z IVA, ten,ers his sincele - nks TO the p"ohc IN
general for the ps,rorsss'- tHf have Afforded nun
III his INC of ou>nlss IL. "a =" '"'"sr -. w, ,,'
hL;iants OF the tstric; of CoiumhIa, and the sur
rmx ding country tha, he has been at considerable
expense in procuru, quantity of IS good Slate as
can ne had IN americs which he is wiling to furnish
and pu, on at from dollars per qnar., aareeapy
to the quality. hose washing to AFFORD nun Pa'"n
nIv;np 10 John Mills and John ':uddleston, Agents
in Alsxand ia or to Matthew wsite, Washington cry
:" 80 SswwSm WILLIAM WAITE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21

Teas, AOaf sugar, C"hee, &c
4 n Chests and half CHI SITS Teas
10 10 bikes LOST Sugar, assorted
IL hhds Porto Rico and n q Sugar
IS bags lava and st. Domingo Coffee
bbis Jamaica DO
10 boxes Chocolate
20 ahds prime New Orleans Molasses
S casks new Rice
Is boxes best bunch Raisins
50 drums pulled Figs
10 bags PImento
10 bags Pepper
10 boxes best Chewing Tobacco
8 hoHes Plug do
so reams Wrapping Paper
20 reams FooIscsp do
case assorted Fancy Soap
IS boxes yellow do
IS boxes mould and dipt Candles
IS coils white Cordsge
Just received and for sale by -
mar ~ KEHk EiIzhhuo'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
Twenty Dollars Reward

NyrILi. be given Cor the apprehension OF JAhEs
w G. MArHERS, AN indented apprentice to the
Cabinet Business. WHO absconded on Sunday morning
Last. The said us,hers (more famarly known bv the
name of Brns) is about 10 years Of age, feet or
inches high slender made thin vi-age, freck'ed lace
light Drown HAIR, of rather sluggish carriage and
81 erch with considerable self consequence He had
on wn,n he absconded white hat. owe close bodied
coat Whit, pan,ainons, &c {; bu, having a variety Of
c,oing his ,ire>s may possibly he varied. Nathers,
h. wing III; Int knowledge Of the uphos'er'ng Bust
mes, ma, possibly tender his services as such.
The apove reward, with all reasonable expenses
will he psi for h,s apprehension and securemt nj. SO
tina. yr, m sgqn; and all persons are hereby fore.
warn. / against hsroor or employ ing said hoy, u the
law viii be r,gidiy enforced against all offending.
une 4 f JAMES ShFEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
Charles Bennett

gEAs received and offers for sale
Il few bates 81 % inch stout unbleached Coitons
A. bleacbed Cottons
30 and 81 Cotton sheetings
81 inch Cotton Dsnsburgs
No Las, a iiempen Burlsps
Best Dorchester Bedticks, Apron Checks
Two bales English shoe bread
Dark blue and w patent Sewing Thread
Best dark blue and black superine Saxony Cloth
Italian sewing Silk, real black and blue block
4, ~ and Pins. first quality
Hemming's genuine first quality silver eyed Nee
dies, w ditto. mar IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
Notice

s rhe Steamer COLUMBIA
h Captain Jsmes Mitchell, WILL
tS4S.- Saa.5S~ until the FIRST of September
49, next leave Baltimore for tbs
nam, of Columbia ever, "Wednesday al 4o'eioes T;
~ and returning, will leave Washington At o and
AeAa'H''' ~ HAY I
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
Notice.
Steamboat POTOMAC.

sx Steamboat POTOMAC.
E~Aoa- Joseph hewitt. master, De-
.ssssssszFSf - ing 10 complete order, will
80 ~. ~ instant resume running Ia Nar
ss and wichnond -leaving the City OF WsshinE'r"
4 ) ,Gd AlsxanIra at 4 O'clock, NJ Returning
ave Rchmond on Tuesday morning, anc Norioik OF
welaes Law morning, ri o'clock.
Fare to Norfolk including meals, Il
DO g. iiichUOnd. do
NAY IS Nhiu' W a II 10, 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
Wand for Sale.

CSSE FINGIAM, lying ~ rrincr h'an' C.un
@sS ty, Virginia, about three miles from The Court
-sS$Sse>. House, cnn'airing about
700 ACRES.
The quality Of TINS ,a,d good; near one third is low
ground living on Cedar Pun, winch might be made .
Grrt rate Meadow There is sufficient quantity OF
good timber on this land which is now under good
fence. The improvements are large aud very eo"'e-
nient two story
- FRAME HOUSE, good BARN,
SEEsf ami ali other necessary tut iouscs here
aasnn is Well OF excellent Water IN the yard, and
hSSAsA large orchard of choice Fruit.
Thir Is the most beau tul AMI healthy situston IN
that mart of the county; 1t lies shout so miles from
Alexandra, IS from Frederick burg. and 10 from the
thriving Town of Occoquan. which is good market
for grain ALSO.
A TRACT Of LAND, called CEDAR
HILL, in F.uquier County, so'ui four miles from IL
inglam, cont lining about
1900 ACRES.
Abou, 200 acres Vi this land Is in high state OF cus
walton, and equal TO any land IN the c'unVi u.' oa.
lance is good improbable land large portion OF
This Ia,d - in " God The improvements art tole.
rabl, good ann N
60 Tier nece .sary Out-Iinuses. This tract was
sIl:I ,iroy in three. and hes well TO he divided
VIZ. vii be done tn III purchasers Also
A TRACT Of LAND, of about 1000
ACRES, lying in Prince William County, Va, .o.ut
40 miles from Alexandra and miles north OF Hay
Market on the road iesding to Leesburg
This Farm for grazing. is equal to any beng MAUI
rally fine grass land aud very susceptible OF improve
ment plaster acts with q much power on this land
as an, in the County of Loudoun hes well for d.
yid,ng, which will be done it required This Tract
will be SHOW by Mr. tarnali. living IN the Farms Ce
lar Hill and EfEngh,m by MIR Green, living al Cedar
Hill Possession will be given in time TO seed crop
in the Fall The terms will be-One ,hlr' cash; the
resi- ne in one and years. with interest," and deed OF
nds NAV be sold a, priv.te sale before the 18th dsk
Of August it not, they will then be Offered at public
50 on the premises, viz: Cedar Hill and Ettns ham
ON the i2th and the Tract isymirketo on the 18th
For further particulars inquire OF the subscn'ers'
gibson F0O1E,
RlCHtRD u F0OTE,
Near Warrenton. Fsuquier County.
JOHN w MASSiE,
+. F0OTE,
Executors, Alexandra, d. C.
may 22-1awf -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
Crushed Sugar, &c,

,n Barrels Crushed Loaf Sugar, superior article
NJ inr families
, H'lfpipes Brsudy
~ cases Boots and shoes, assorted
Received per schooner Mount Vernon, Tor SAFE oy
eI2 w. FOWLE q Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
a Cord.

nocroR A. II. SANDERS, having located him
IL self at occoauan, Prince William County, Vir
tn pu,ic He may be found at Mr.. Fishers, or at
bis Office adjoining. June A-eos~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
GrounA PLASTER.

VTNVpfN
For sale by the Ton, Barrel, or flushed
vVylE su.scrloer has on hind. snd nten"s keeping
during the season, Or ,und plaster, which will be
sold at sslow prices it can be procure at ~ the s
trict. SONh' 1!N-'i''t -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
Eranktin NNuse Hotel.

,AuA BY J. NORRIS. at the corner OF
HtsM King and Pitt streets, and recent, in the
~ m occupancy Of Mr. A Newton. This sell
known stand has JUST been put in good
rider. ana 70 now open TOT tns teeepsaon Q. Eas,
.oe manner The sslubrit, Of It's situation, and CONT
suty to the business part fhe tswn. and the selection
for the table being the best the market will sord.
enlargement by past favors animate: the subscriber
by the week. month"; or year. that no pains will be spar.
ed in endeavoring to please He therefore. from s'et
attention and moderate charges. soies share OF pub
lie patronage.
N. B Persons travelling from Alexandra to ash
ington or Baltimore. can secure Their seats bens'
hoovers spIendid Line of Blu Safety Coaches 1t the
Bar Hours of departure, half past 7 A, ~, 2P. ",
and Top, NJ
Alexandria, MAY O., 1888.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
Tho steamboat Essex,
The Steamboat Cygnet.

C.APT4IN GUY, viii leave
Jarney 's>wharf. Alexandria,
fYTsless.fess- At half past o'clock \. u.
sASstc - At l0o'clock A. NJ.
AT O'Clock p. NJ. and
A, hslfpas. o'clock T. u.
Returning,
,.,ys Washington at half past 3 o'clock A. ".
At halfpsst l O'Clock A. N. :,
At 3 o'clock =. Nj and
Aths|f past o'clock P u.
,l-xardfia, June 3-u -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21

|Nooytus Hoards, i.tce, cid.
GPOVND NUTS.
an 600 = e, 4 49, F," rug Bosfhs
%J.UUt , oJl BE, = 'eh stepping Boards
iierees Fl. "a hce
- bs
20 bags Ground Nuts
Received per schooner Mary Ellen, from Charles
,cn and tor sale BY u ''chE.H
iuae Is buse suee' WAL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
SOsp

Inn Boxes J. Burbeck's best No Sap, 20 lbs
I'M each. received by the Brig Token, from Bos
ton ,nl Tor sale by
rune Is EDW'b. UAtN1r>hfIhIp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
I rNit, &c.

WYNN, &c.
I iNDlNG from sshooUtt Mount Vernon, from BIOS
4 4 ton sGd Tor sale b,
Epw'D. DAINGERFIELD.
20 drums Rasins
50 do Figs
3 casks Gurrapts
10 bsgs Cssisna Nuts
do almonds
fails Dates
= bNNes Oranges
- 10 Iemuns
case Prunes
boxes pouchoug Tea. Of superior qia'
hty Jue 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
l,eMAoM SSrNp.

7 BURRECK'S Lemon Syrup, f superior quality
n Doxss containing one dozen bottles each so'
a,.by EDW'D. DAiNGERFlELD.
'ure Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
I,oat sugar.

D Boxes Double Loaf Sugar. of superior quality, re
81 ceiysd for sale by
ilge Il w II. MkLLbh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
Notice

Notice
otnose Interested As creditors Of the estate OF Da
nd Martin. decessed.-After the 18th day OF this
h nOa,a' dividend viii be made Of the money in my
ascruns from his estate; and wish oil claims
nst SAID estate that still outstanding, to be pre-
before the above date, regularly passed BY the
ans Court, otherwise they may not recover their
"iae GAINS JAS, DOUGLAS, Admir-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
Window Glass

Window Glass.
en- Boxes Window G Ass, Northern manufacture,
w from 8 X 10 to ] X 10, at moderate prices
Marbles, ~ bsrs, 1UO0 each
/ Looking GIass plates, pip,s in boxes
60 dozen Glss, Knons, will he sold low to clio
1 set very rich cut Glassware, s45
With assortment Liverpool D,ning Sets, and
other goods nv line. X. ~. MILLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21
pepper q Coffee.

yUyHE subscribers have on hand few bags each o
prime sumstra Pepper and Porto Rico Coffee
which they will sell low to close sales.
Jun. s. n. 4 s. II. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-21

may 22-1awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-19
An act ,corihu of an honoroblc no,;ce,


We have the pleasure of being personally nc
q,iaInted with MIR. Davis He is a gentleman from
England who has recently arrived in the U. States.
and has settled himself in this City, He possesses
uncommon musical skill; and has established store
Tor the sule of musical instruments, particularly
planoes;-aso of fine paintings, furniture and a va
rIey OF ornamental works, &c, Sc We consider
the whole establishment, indeed, as a great acquisi-
tion To the City. This is the gentleman who Weld
ing to the generous impulse of Humanity has risked
his own life to preserve that of chiId-as is well
related in the following paragraph from the ~ York
Courier, of the 18th inst.
ACCIDENT AND MISUNDERSTANDING while The
boat Cinderella was on her passage Elizabeth.
Town ioin', being about wo-tlrds the bay lad
aoont i've years. old the o, OF the passengers 4,
gentleman from this city, happening lean against Ile
network on the edge OF the deck which had been ppr
1ehy Ie open, was preciptaIed into the water and BIZ.
gore The vessel could be stopped, lett a
distance behind where he was struggling MIR "
Davis, gentleman on board, lately from Richmond Va
having thrown OIL his coat Immediately plunged into the
waves and swan towards him. The captain also acted
WIN the utmost prompude in manning and lowering
Wis., who was much exhausted by conendfr,g against
strong tide, and took him board Mr. Davis took his
station at the bow and had the good fortune 10 arrive a,
the spot in time 10 seize the child the moment that n.
was sinking. He was received board the vessel i'm
state OF insensbiy but by timely exerons was resusci.
tated and IS now doing we.-Commen upon this act of
Mr. Davis is unnecessary That emergency is most for
tuhate winch discovers 10 individual such
impulses III bimseli; and his reflections on the occur
renee must afford him purer pleasure than The eco.
-mus u cannot fd TO elicit wherever it know
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-19
New ORLEANS, June 27.
INSURRECTION In MEXIC0

By the schr Dorchester Salv arrived at This port
to-day in days from Vera Cruz The editor otle Courier
has received accounts OF another revolution ia Mexico
The following extract of letter. dated Vera Cruz Jpne
Is, contains brief notice oft:
"a disturbance having taken place the 3Oh ult in
Tie neghboihood O! Mexico the Pre- sdent Gen Santa
Anna left The city with small DIVISION in order TO q,e
It, few days subsequently,, the troops declared aCans,
the Government, and placed Santa Anna under arrest;
al The same time, the officer in the conspirac
published That he at their bead and that he
heir movements; 1t was generally believed, and we
anticipated the proclamation of centraiism. Fortunate.
y one OF his aides de camp escaped and informed
the wee President that ST. Anna TedIY prisoner
and not concerned in the revolution, declaring that he
would rather suffer death than prove traitor 10 his coun.
try This caused the people rise dsse and alhoup
The rebellion party threatened Mexico and Pnebla thew
dId not succeed-Boh places well prepared TO re.
sstneantime no information being received from Santa
Anna, the business became very mysterious and grea
doubts were generally entertained, yesterday al midday
when an express arrived from Puebla bringing the wal
come inormaion that he had escaped from those who
pretended TO proclaim him Dictator, and kept him a pr
sone that he was not concerned in the rebellion and
had escaped only with officer of the guard PLACED
over his person; in Puebla there was strong force
which lie viii, now take command This revolution NAV
therefore, be considered at end and presume me-
&snTes will be laken 10 seslTe tranquility firm bss
Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-19
To the Editor of The Boston Cou,;.,


You remark that the National IneIlgencer ioinsin the
iasldious censures OF some prints respecting the LII d.
gwen by Cambridge University, and add, think Justly,
mat The man who has been twice invested by majority
Tie people with the power OF approving or uefonp aft
or any parts OF law which he dskes entitled TO dor
orste IN that branch OF knowledge consider the
sure cast on the Oldest seminary the United States o
nave arisen more from prejudice than due informato
whether you consider the merits of the subject or prece
dents in the oldest universities in England and i'm those
OF our country We have conferred the same dc
on certain Governors Of Massachusetts, whose education
hos been much below that of Andrew Jackson Our col
lege records afford instances sufficient TO silence all earning
on this head They gave one Of their Presidents an
honorary degree oil Doctor Of Divinity whose forte was
mathematics, who had never been minister of any parish
and, TO complete the anomaly, they have given one of
Their own body, distinguished mafhenoiician degree
OF LII d.! VI we look TO England we shall find tina, their
OXod end Cambridge have bestowed the same honorary
degrees ON mere warriors, Marshal Bieber who
hardly knew his alphabet John Howard lannon's for his
behevolence in visiting prisons bid an Ii d. from the
same learned source aDd yet his literary education was o
slender as not TO enable him to spell CORRECTLY The COR
poaion OF Harvard College taken by sunrise in
ms business; they sted the question 10 the bottom before
hey consulted the oversee, and they know The ground
they stand on 10 be firm as II regards precedent
setting example aside, contend that Andrew Jack.
son 4, TT and proper subject Tor the degree in
AM MAJ HE early education equal TO thai of MIR VIII
or Mr. Secretary Case II we take for our suboitv ,he
Portrait Gallery OF Distinguished Americans" published
~ Herring Longaere. We there read that Andre "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-19
EATAI. ACCIDENT


oo"ndmouhSm.-Du the night of Thursday week
waterman III the vicinity OF the Columbian Hotel i'm
cary street. was alarmed by the violent ringing of the
Suee' oei On examination he found the body Of man
w me pavement entirely eIess which proved fo he M
OF Mr. samuel WoodsoD OF Goochland who appears had
laeb from Tie roof OF The gallery front of the house and
mhose skul was fractured by the fall causing
uea'h. MIR. Wooison had been several dave in ,oun
awsng the arrival OF boat load of meal from his mill
"hcn mad been detained by breach in the canal Dn
rIng the delay he had evinced great i,npaeuce and
auhious deslre 10 retufiphone The boat arrvcd ,,,
huFsudy ann having disposed of the cargo he IN
ieaVe Town early on the following morning Retirng IN
ds usual Is presumed that his anxiety at his long
say operated upon his mind in his slunbers and at he
rose and walked out OF the second story of the Uo,
Wn,ch ne was precpiiaed the ground bre aLiuo hc
es" rope III MS ii, aud thus giving the alarm 10 the watch
WI :" was man OF great industry and respecability
snu carried on mill, situated on Beaver Dam This mel
a"Choy accident receives additional interest from e
mat The daughter OF Mr. W was shortly to he n,ScJ.
anu MS VISIT to Richmond is supposed 10 have been CON
WIN The preparations sr that Conpiier
Not an The Vein THE Piltsburr Mercury st,,os tho
disappointment which had been produced by tLe failure NJ
MI WebSters Speech al Pitsburg:-"We have bestj
some express the opinion, that they have heard more real
oratory from Mr.. wilkins or Mr. Forward ,l,n nsaSS
from the lips oil Mr. Webster on this occasion"
Another and another The citizens of Athens and -,
vicinity in Georgia have met and are making ,rraro'
nens Tor constructing Raj Road from The viIlags ~
h,hens 10 me city OF Augusta; Mr. Hull in the chair
VII Ca'nak, Secretary aud Judge CLAYTON repored from
tne committee. Gen. Edward Harden, Col J. A. CobI
ell, were appointed Committee "to prepare MemoI.I
10 the next Legislature" (And shall zoe still sleepy
F7oUishing THE louisville Journal Of The om,
u. ANNOUNCES thirty oe stco boats as then living Al e
wharyes o. The city, with aggregate tonnage of a,
least 5000 tons ~ :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-19

LATEST FROM THE SOUTH OF EUROPE
We are indebted to friend for NJ aird papers to Nav
3lst inclusive, received by the brig Marceus from Mas
ga The dates from that part OF Europe are ten or twelve
days later than before received.
Sir Stratford Canning, left Madrid May 3d. taking d
recuon towards France. His mission in regard to the af.
lars oil Portugal, was doubtless unsuccessful
Death If Mr.. VGlSh.-MADRID, MAY 23-Witb pro.
ound griel readers the death of Css
y Walsh Secretary OF Legation OF the United States at
his Court This gentleman had been sometime ill., till a,
egtb, having exhausted all the resources of medical sci
ence he determined TO try the effects Of change Of air.
Accordingly lie LETT town. accompanied by his physician
and aitbiu attendant to proceed Valencia but his
sickness ovcTcdine him the way and he Obliged 10
stop at QuinaEs de la Orlen, where ne fell victim IN
The violence OF confirmed consumption. What makes
he ction more grievous is the fact t he cut oil
~ the bloom OF life, being than 80 years of age
IN the midst OF distinguished career.
The deputy Of the Minister of the States who arrival
al Quntanar after The death OF MIR. Walsh made ar
Engagements for the celebration of funeral honors with aft
the respect and decOTun whirh time and Circumstance
would permit There want Of cooperation on the
part of The authorities civil and eccIesascal and he was
Inferred (conforn3bly to The intentions said Minister
with all the bonOrs due 10 his rank Under this said be-
feayenen IL may console the family of is gen.
ensn to know that nothing has been omitted to proong
MS HE; hat lac surrounded with ali the aids which
science aud friendship could dictate, and that he died re.
eogni=edby The Church as n Christian Catholic.
Acrs OF THE KIHG.--I have determined that al the
solemn act OF prOcdim0g my dear aud beloved first born
daughter, the lnidnta Donna MARIA ISABEL LOUISA
hereditary Princess OF these realms all tc Ministers oil
NY Council shall be present as Members tAssstanis1 oil
Tie Cotes, together with the oldest Secretary thereof and
81 TIE state Of Castillo and that Ministers of the Roya
Council shall also be present witnesses IL will be IN
Royal Hand Palace, 25lb May, 1893. To the President
Of The Royal Council
Another decree Of toe same date appoints The two Old
es' Ssefe'ae' Of me Royal Council principal Seesesfe'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-19
Richmond, Friday, July 10.
NEW GRAMMARS.

Mr.. BURKE's LATIN GRAMMAR-Samuel Shep.
herd u Co. have just printed The Rudiments OF
Latin Grammar, founded on the Definitions and
Rules of Thomas Ruddiman; to which is annexed a
complete system of Prosndy: The whole compiled
from the best authorities, and afiectionately insc rib.
ed to his pupils. BY WILLIAM BURKE, PRINCIPAL O,
the Richmond Seminary" MIR. Burke's School needs
puff from the newspapers. The attainmens of his
pupils form It's strongest recommendation. But the
Grammar before MS, the worthy fruit of his leisure
hours, is entitled TO some notice ut our hands Hay.
ing had the opportunity of reading its proofshee,s
we have paid some attention TO its contents w,
do not hesitate To pronounce il excellent compo
silion II fills lS6 pages. 1t has all the advantage
OF Ruddmans Rudiments, with many improve
ments. IL introduces the reader 10 the two auri.
f,a'y aud Irregular Verbs, sun, and co, before il
developes the four Regular Conjugaons The
Syhiax nearly follows Ruddiman's but the notes
annexed, and especially those for the resolution o.
sentences, along with the Figurative Synax, are ex
ccllent The Prosody is uncominony copnus-
The remarks thrown into the Appendix, for tn,
pronunciation of the Latin words are ingenious
ana the specimens of the various verses are extreme
ly useful. We recommend the work at least to the
examination of the teachers i'm the u. States
! MR. BERNARD's French GRAMMAR.-We seize
this opportunity of speaking Of the ".Nt,p Grammar
q Me French Language, recently published from
the same press" BY Stephen Bernard Teacher nj
Modern Languages and Mathematics" of this civ
MIR. b. is distinguished teacher i'm MIR. Burkes Sc
ninary. This work, in conjunction with A com
plete Treatise on the French Verbs, regular IRE
gular, defective" &c. about which we had som,
time since the pleasure of expressing the avourab,
opinions of enlightened Frenchmen, constitutes M
entire elementary Treatise of their interesting Ian
suage. The first portion of the work, though III,
last from the press, is divided into forty LESSONS
The two portions together present n complete view
of the structure and Synax of the several parts O
speech. 1t is slrpt of all unnecessary rules ant
we understand from those who are well conyersan
with the language, that it is am admirable compila
ton OF every thing that facilitate its ACQUISITION
1t has already been introduced into some of the hes
schools of Richmond-and we have no doubt, i
emnently deserves the encouragement of the public