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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
sir Haffer Sroff.

NNHiS beautiful and much admired Stallion
u will stand the ensuing season, ending on
the 18th da, Of June. on Mondays. Toe sdays,
and Wednesday,. Mt the stable o( the suh>cri-
b"r. miles from Chsrlc-tovn; on Thurs
days. Fridays, aud saturdays, at the stable OF
%. %. Allen, Esq. mule, north 81 Bl,tictowp,
II 40 cash the single lrap-<i5 the season
q paid before the expiration OF the season, IL
rot. >Sn viii DC eNscted an every casc-and
~ ~ insure n mare With foal-5O cents cash
- The groom IA every instance. Any person
,rnding mares vii be emitted 10 the 9th
,l.sTe gratis. Mares that went TO Red Rover
last year nv the season, and fan TO be with
al. viii nc insured al the season price,
GOOD pasturasc, or mares fed on grain aud
Ia, =, either stand, On moderate terms.
SIR WALTER SCOTT j. beautiful dark
hay, With a handsome star, black legs, name
and tail ; years old this spring. Is hands J
i"ehes high-he - truly n most splendid ani-
mai, aud much admired by all Who have yet
seen him. 'iis great muscular power, com
naming appearance blood and performance.
rank hun ano"x the hr>t horses of the DAY
and he - sAid 10 D. more like hts noble sire,
Monsieur Gonson,l than any colt Of lis get
was sod 10 Mr.. Robson al J years old
5000.
line Monsieur Tonson stock stand higher
~ the estimation of Mr.. WIN. x. Johnson.
Than any other stock IN the United States. In
reference 10 thar fact, give an extract from
MIR Johnson's advertisement.
PERFORMANCE:
Tree Hill, Spring Ne-ung, l-32, at J year
old. winner Of the stallion stakes over the
TREE iiill course, beating with ease T r
Harc's r. c. b, Contention. VIM X. Johnson,
Sr {. by Medley blue Blrd) winner OF the
$1,000 sweepstakes. miles out, over tie L..
course, Long island, Damon 10y Johanna. and
Mr.. iisrrison's br. T. by Arab. lie was beat
en- al NEWMARKET, fall races, being lame and
IN other respects IA very bad condition. Al
Fairfield. still complaining, but much better
than he was at NEWMARKET, winner of the
stakes. beating Nr. Bolts Douglass, BY CO.
hanna, out of the dan Of Collier Vim. r.
lObnson's Tobacoonist, by Johanna, J. ,.
iiarrSOn's oh. =. by Archy, aud DR.. Minge's
Black Hawk, Who beat him at NEWMARKET
This race was won with great ease in 3m. 81
=. and I'm. 59s After this race, Naior Dos
well purchased one-half Of him, for which he
paid $500 cash. tits feet being seriously
diseased he was then turned out aud not train
ed until the fall al 1888, when he was again
started for the l,nchburg jockey club purse,
an " hich race he let down IN running the Sd
mile in the second heat. see Turf Register
IN reference TO the above performance.
SAMUEL CAMERON.
March IL, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
U.sSHE.N'GsTOO.

(Bf hAIiLER.)
N/If.L stand ibc next season fl the
w Training stable near samI stridsr..
JACOB FOJkE.
FEB. G, 1s3t-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
DisSOfsSftOn.

INHE business carried on u-1~-ilc n, -
- Brown * Davis, will b, coi.dur....
the future by the subscriber, Wiz ,s.-,
sale, on the most pleasing terms. g., :.,...
ing articles
Mems fine white. black and goa b. Ia.
from al. 80 20 $500; do. seal and cl,t'. ca.
Meas hne Boot. from 81, 70 So
Water Proof; do. Brossns; Bows trs D.
coarse Bootcrs and Shoes; Children,
Their and Morocco shoes and Boot, lad,
Lasting, Morocco. seal and Md do Iat..
Calf-skin shoes aud Cater Boot Ms,
CaifskIn, Morocco, Leather and !.atr,
shoes. Also. HAIR and Fancy Trunks. Bid
lns Br'ish.'; good supply OF Gcri,emel.,
Plain and Fancy Stocks; Linen SHIRT Er.o-.,
and Collar; silk liandkorchIc.s and
RE-iDE.HiDE CLOTHLSG.
all OF which tho subscriber - dctcsm,n,l 1,
sell lower ,han ever offered be fore, for fs4
or on a short credit. can Rip. sewed grail,
MILTON J. BROWN
Shephcrlsiown, Feb. IL, lsJi-tf
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Hog Nkiss.

a s'FFIr n prime hog skins, suitable
4 - fof saddles. Just received and far .-le
BY JpiiN =. fANE 4 NRBB
f1eraft'ar Soy ~, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
the terms, ~ill not be entitled TO the priv
lcgcs, JOSIAH NM WARE.
Frederick city, March q, 1894.
Fr,,a VI. .Ra.i-r.', a1h,rtis-m~rll


"John Richards will be II years old the
ensuing spring. beautiful blood hay color,
with black legs, name aud tail, star ia the
forehead, l6hands high, OF . remarkably fine,
indeed isultless figure, Astounding in bone and
sinew, With full, bold chest, aud m point Of
strength une xoelled by any horse ia the L.
States. John Richards, % will 5e seen by
the following letter from VIM. X. john. Oh ,
Esq. "a member Of the senate Of ' Irgin "a was
originally selected, sfr 'riai,f from all the best
horses, Of the South, 10 run the great match
race OF $4,000, mile ht ats, against Eclipse;
bat having accidentally injured one Of his
fore-feet, It became necessary to substitute
Henry Ia his place"
hhch'lond, Ia, Jansar,' ., 1896.
81 nn glad YOU have got este home - al. Joh,.
Richards aud much pleased that on srv the on q,
~ 49, fine horse, although most sincerely ~isl,
lac could have remained la Nirgin,s one season,
that ! sht have put my mares tn him. John
Richards got inquired 50 carly aud ~hen 40 Young
that the pubiC las not had opportunity Of torn
ing >n opinion Of his Srccteroc a = racer. have
lS-d fair s'r'l fll vsy ii ,hdginx OF biIn having
tanned ham nth many others, ~ or,ler m make
a-elcction u run the great aod celebrated mate d
Sith ECLIPSE; and h. Aiu,tc not o. say that lac
decidedly INV choice, aud thst had he remained
sp,ind, lac would most unquestionsbly have r,I,.
the 1'dsch-ss from q trislInaJr At Ne.sn.rket a
day or too before nv departure for Long Island
he certainly ~ss the best IN my stable 1Li. fact
HIM, ia INV opinion, - valuable stallion. Wish
ing YOU success 18th him. am, especially, your
mos, obediebi,
WILLIAM N InIINSnN .,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
JEFFERSON LAND
r0u QAYn

x0A SAxAA
Is pursuance of decree Of the Circuit
II Superior Court Of Law and Chapeery, for
the county Of Loudoun, pronounced the 9Th
day Of April, 1883, ia the case Of samuel
plaintiff, against David Loyeti,
administrator Of SAT-. eel W. Young, deceased,
aud Others, defendants, will be sold, IA the
highest bidder, on the 18th day of April next
The Tract Of LAND,
In the bill and proceedings mentioned, or so
much thereof rs ~,ll pay the sum Of s199 20.
with interest from the 9th day Of April. $50.
and SO 0Ji costs, and expenses Of sale.
said tract Of land lies between the Blue
Ridge and Shenandoah river. within three or
four miles of Harpers-ferry; and u, believe.
the same farm that said samuel w. Young
resided on ut the time OF his death. II con-
tains about
900 ACRES,
Add has ordinary Improvements thereon, with
full supply of Timber.
Tsrps--One-thIrd cash, and the remainder
in t~o equal annual payments, without inter-
est tall due, for which the purchaser ALL be
required u execute his bonds. secured by a
decd OF trust on the premises.
Sale will take place on the promises, about
the middle Of the day.
THOMAS ROGERS,
March II. ls3i.-5t COMM
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WILLIAM II. JOHNSON.

'"John Richards, Betsy Richards, Henry Chill
dcrs, snmPtcr aud Washington, %, rimoleon, )
all e,i.bEais q horses, we're IN Col. Johnson. sta.
bic al that time. BUu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
NORICE.

DFRSoNS who age indebted 10 the l,,.
II firm Of Brown - DAVIS, are notified u.s.
their accounts have been placed IN the hli..
Of Hr. John wysong Of this place. for collie.
ton and settlement, or to bc closed d., n,,e
MILTON J. BROWN
Shepherds.own. Feb. IL, ls3i-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20

" Lhf respectfully tenders his profcs.io,.
al services o. hi' fr,ends ard feilov-
dii1ens. Beng unablc, on account Of g.
pre.eut occupancy ~ ProTcrty.to m,le D.
ma"ent location before the III II Apfd o.
Inay, until that TIM, ~ found - The re-.
denee 81 hr Joha Mysrs, i've miles south Il
Charles'own
Ian. 80 Isll-tl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
PEDIGREE.

Sra WALTER Scorr was sired by Monsieur
Tonson. he by Pacoiet, he by the imported
citizen, he by Pacolet Of England, he by Blank,
and Blank by the Godolphin Arabian his dam
Fantail by Arehy, out OF the dam Of Sally
MCGEE, e. &. dam by the imported KnowsIey
& &. &. dam by the imported Dion, &. z. <. z.
dam by Celor, &. &. <. &. &. dam by Tristan
Shandy. For further particulars, SEQ Turf
Register, and English Stud Book
THOMAS MeGEHEE.
Ian 9th lS3I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
Feb Goth. 1884.

do hereby certify, that ! saw private
trial with Major Doswelis stable of horses, =
short time before they set out for I.yncirburg,
fall Ci 1898, when Il Vas evident SIR " alts-
Scott was much the best tOr-e be had; and
rs such, he selected him TO run Tor the Lynch
burg jockey club purse, although lie had 10
his stable, Filaro, Moscow, tIIza warten.
Lady Roland, and others, most OF which have
distinguished themselves N racers Given
under my hand this Dist Feb. 1884
WM. WILLIAMSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20

40 LsPEcrfUILi oder, his profc.. .,'..l
y SERVICES "a The citizens u Chlrl,.tor4
'ud its vicinity.
Beekham's Hotel, FEB 81. Is3L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20

Believing Sir Weller Scott TO be one Of the
best young horses IN the State, . purchased
one ha'f OF ham the fall after he Vas , years
old, Tor which paid Fifteen Hundred Dollars
ssA His feet being ia bad condition, very
seriously injured, turned him out and took
him up last fail aud put ban in training, when
} bad the highest expectations from him
Judging from his private trials with Pizaro
tIiHd Narten, and other distinguished horses
~ ny sable. ] considered blu about the
best horse 10 the State, and sought the earliest
opportunity fpr him To display hrs ROVER, but
The disease ~ his feet returning he let down
IN hiN first race at I.yhchburg. See Turf Re
gisicr. November No. 1893 shortly after
winch, Nr. Robson refused Ttro thousand
Dollars for las half 81 him.
THOMAS BOSWELL.
Feb Doth IS34
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20

Er1raef from .'fr. JahIsOn's GGsernsene,rf.
Monsieur TORSons colts have sold at very
high prices. ! saw their Improvement, he
having had last fall more winners than the
get Of any other horse in America. The best
evidence, however, Of my opinion Of him, is,
hat ! paid, last November, Ten Thousand
Dollars CGsh for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-23
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-sEpr. &c

Flour and Meal.-Superfine is now offered,
and selling at SIS IA. The sales are to limit
ed amount, and extend to 200O barrels, at IA;
100 half do. at 3 81. Rye Flour is in fair de-
mand, and the market almost bare. The sales
are 1850 bbls, at 3 81 lis; 1874, at 90. Corn
Meal is also scarce in barrels, and in better re-
quest: sales of about 1000 barrels made at 90
a l-9; and 81 hhds at Is 3-4. The greater
part of the barrels were at the latter price, at
which we now quote it, The receipts Of Flour
from below are considerable, while those from
above continue light.
Grain.-For Corn there is fair demand, and
supplies are light We quote white Ga &c.
yellow, 65 81, at which price about 1000 bush,
els have been sold. Wheat, prime, clear of gar
lie and smut, sells readily at l05c., while infe-
rior parcels are neglected and dull. About
5000 bushels have been disposed of at 104 l06c.
The supply is good, and some lots are stored.
Rye: The parcels that arrive are mos ly stored.
100 bushels brought CSC. We quote it dull.
Oats are scarce, and in demand, at 3 a 32c.
Moore'S Price Current.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-23
NEW YORK MARKET, Sept. 20.

Pot Ashes, have been sold at S4 II, and
Pearls have declined to SITE a so. Liverpool
Coal Of good quality, sells by cargo, at 50 So
St Domingo Coffee is little higher, sales have
been made at 10 3-S cts cash, and 4 cts mo.
The sales of Cotton for the week foot up, 2500
bales at former prices. There have been some
rather large sales of Georgetown Flour, at
SIS 80 a 62 "a, and Petersburgh soulhsde, at
SIS 62 cts. Western Flour is IS % for fair
brands Troy SIS 10 cts. OF Wheat, $500 bu.
Genessee to arrive. have been sold at l06 cents.
Northern Rye and Corn are dull at 72c bu over.
There have been large sales of Manila Hemp
at 81 As per ton. Carracus indigo has been sold
at 1890.
Sales of Pig Lead at 3-4 CTS ID, short credit.
In Molasses and Sugar there is no change
Tobacco has been in animated demand, and
400 hhds principally Kentucky at 6 l-2 s II
cts Freights to Europe are trife better, the
packets get full of Cotton for Liverpool at IL
SIS cts. Foreign Linseed Oil has been bought
up and is held at 90 cts; Olive 80 cts; Whale q
l-2 cts No change in naval stores Extensive
sales of Ginger root at 5 id cts; Sumatra pep
per at ga cts; Pimento at 3 4; Cassia at II
cts 10. There have been extensive sales OF
Brandy, l2O half pipes Seignete at 1873 cts. and
so pipes J. J. Dupuy sold at II cts.
P. S. Flour is dull and shade lower; fair
brands are offered freely at So 25; good deal
of Western is going into store. In cotton there
is less doing. Dry goods are selling more by
auction than they did month ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-23

~ CHARLES JAMES Faulkner, of Berkeley,
will be supported as a Representative for the
Congressional District composed OF Hampshire,
Frederick Berkeley, Jefferson, and Morgan.
~ Captain loHN a. THOMPSON will be sup
ported as Representative for the Congression-
al District composed of Hampshire, Frede
rick, Berkeley Jefferson, and Morgan.
~ We are requested to announce PuULP n.
AMIsS as Il candidate to represent the County of
Rappahanock in the next General Assembly Of
of Virginia.
IL We are authorised to announce to the
voters OF the Congressional District composed
OF the counties of WeStmoreland, Richmond,
Northumberland, Lancaster, King George Stat
ford and Prince William, that JonN TALIAFERRo,
ESQ., has, IN compliance with the wish of MANY
voters, consented to become candidate at the
next election Of Representative for that Dis
uct m the Congress oft United States.
II The people of fixing George County, Va.
OF all parties, are invited to assemble at their
Court House on Thursday, the I'd day of Octo-
Der next (being Court day. to consider upon
tEe expedlency of instructing the Senator from
the District to vote for the re election of B. w.
Leigh as United States Senator from Virginia.
~ BENJAMIN l.. CAN'T. WALTER B. c.. WoR-
1rHlNGToN, THOMAS G. PRATT, and PHILIP BARTON
nEi, ESqS are recommended to the voters of
frlnce Georges County as suitable persons to
represent them in the next General Assembly
OF MARYLAND
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-23

Nal NJ Aatuerp.-A quarrel arose between
hpn%l;shman and an American, In Antwerp,
an Io5g since. from some trifilng cause, and
nU III in state Of high excitement from anger
wiz Thor causes they both insisted mat the
a anu should be brought to mortal issue:
qt"cordingly, seconds were proVided, ana all
Ac0.ranSements made which are usual in such
the aii nc parties were TO meet on the next
cases;; ,, NJ s o. clock on the esplanade, in the
MOI Of the Dry Dock, and settle the affair,
vlc'ny oriem with pistols. But when morn
se cEN"S the courage of these honorable gen.
ing which was so redundant the evening
ue ei.o had all oosed away-yet 1t was neces-
Ue s,, FIR their honor to appear on the nelo ana
say say, at each other. Never did criminals ABOUT
snT ~ tnrned off at Tyburn evince more decided
.Otsns of bodily fear, OF agony ana horror,
toke'l ga a. ,bess two infatuated young men. But
tnan u,~ acesSIry to fight in order to prove their
courage! ,oJ ont bv the seconds
- the belGperents were placed IN their
oa.nective stations opposite each other, wai'inS
81 f,taI word. they were indeed ptilul look
~ offsets. their cheeks were OF an ashy paie-
Tvs their Inns uuivered with agony-thelf knees
hnocted AGAINST each other, ana they couio
barJv hold the weapons OF death III theIr paisieu
LandS When the word was gwen 10 pre, each
lS,ba douobty combatants convuiSively pressed
.s ,r;,,Tsr of his pistols, and they both went OH
.e hnsIs flew one towards the zenith. the 9TH
or towards the Rddir! .
several spectators, English and American,
were very gooo-aqh "edIy watching the progress
oftbe affair. After the parties had exchanged
I) shots, one of them, an old American sup
MASTER sarcastically remarked, nope, gen
,Iemen YOU do not intend To hre again. liyou
20 Ihnmbly beg permission TO ensconse myself
SSbind one of your honorable selves; for, from
wha, have already seen, | am convinced that
will not be the post of danger" -,
This awakened the Duellsts to a sense OF the
riTcuous situation in which they had placed
themselves They both declared themselves
sg,isfsd-shook hands, and departed from the
field of battle right glad TO find themselves IN
whole skin.--.They had exchanged shots, and no
inpu,aton could rest upon their courage
Boston Jour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-23
CORN EXcHANGE-A

With the exception Of a few showers the
weather since this day week has been very Ia
yorabe for harvest operations, ana reaplng Is
in active progress in every direction in this dis
triCt: more than one-half Of the Wheat is cut,
but very little has been carried. There mas
been moderate demand for Wheat during the
week at very full prices, and, in some instances,
n small advance was obtained on fresh parcels
of Irish In Manchester on Saturday, rather
extensive sales of white Canada Wheat were
made at about Is Cd per 20 lbs. Yesterday we
had speculative demand for the same article,
and. as the market is pretty well cleared, rather
more money was obtained Several large par
GELS of Irish Wheat also changed hands yester-
day. The demand for Oats has been pretty
steady throughout the week at about previous
rates Fresh parcels OF Flour and Oatmeal
have found fair sale at our last quotations.
There has been animport OF 5000 qrs. OF Wheat,
and 1923 urs Beans from the Baltic this week;
and 722 urs. of Wheat, and 1857 brls Flour are
reported from Canada. 1880 qrs. OF Wheat
have been entered for expectation since our
last, principally for Portugal, and there contin-
ues pretty regular demand Tor Flour, IN pong,
for eXnortation. The best sour at l9s; olo
sweet at 22s; and the recent imports ol Sweet
Philadelphia at 26s per orl.
This Morning. 18th, our Market was slender
" attended. For the freshest samples OF hne
Irish Wheat there was moderate retail demand
at full prices. There were not many samples
of really good mealing Oats offering, ana they
were held at full prices; secondary qualitles were
rather lower: Several parcels of WEIGH Barley
were retailed at As per 60 lbs. Oatmeal ana
Flour were held at last weeks rates, but the de-
mand was very limited, Choice Malt was ra-
Their dearer. There were good many sam
pies of farmers New Wheat offering the quail
ty was but mddling-the best brought about IS
cd per 20 lbs. A few new. Irish Oats were sold
at IS Cd per As lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-23
LAND FOR SALE.

IA wish to sell my FARM in Fairfax Coun-
M4ty, Virginia, near Centreville, and about
20 miles from the District Of Columbia, contain
ing two hundred and seventy-eight and half
and a quantity of rail timber 1t has on ii
an excellent Frame Dwelling, with all necessa-
ry out-houses, and good Peach and Apple Or
chard Said Farm is well waterede in every
part and has spring Of first rate water very
convenient to the house. Any person wishing
to purchase, will do well to call and view the
premises, which will be shown by the subscri~
Der, as will give great bargain in it. For
particulars respecting the location quality,
health &c. please call on Mr.. Bernard Bryan,
in Alexandria, or the subscriber, on the prem-
ses. sept 13-eo3w H. S. MILAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-23
WHITE LEAD.

SUGARS, MOLASSES, TEAS, &c.
1o Hhds N. O. and prime st. Croix Sugars
IO II do N. o. f English Island Molasses
boxes prime white and brown Havana
Sugar
3 do Lump Sugar
IL half chests Y. Fl. 4 Gunpowder Teas,
Of prime retailing quality
10 bags Porto Rico Coffee
2 do African do
bale high favored Mocha do
bags old Java do
trails Almonds
bales English Walnuts
kegs Malaga Raisns
bags Pimenta
90 dozen Corn Brooms
10 boxes Mould Candles
IS do Plug Tobacco, 12's)
case English Mustard
boxes Chocolate
10 bbls Prime Pork, IN. Y. City lnspec.
ton)
10 do No ! Boston Beef
casks superior Goshen Cheese
Now landing from on board schr. President,
from New York, and will be sold on reasonable
terms, by ANDREW }. FLEMING,
Sent 20 On Twins wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-23
MINIATURE PAINTING.

MFRS. MARIN being on professional visit
lvl at Washington, would extend II to Alex
andria if favored with any commands She
warrants correct likenesses. Terms Sl2.
At the same time, DR.. MARIN, Dental Sur
geon, would be happy to wait on any iamliies
who would wish to consult him professionally:
He has on hand large assortment OF Naturai
and Incorruptbe Teeth, lately received from
Paris. which he mounts and inserts in the most
approved manner. He is lately from Paris.
line addressed to either party, Post Office,
Washington City, will be attended to.
~ Dentists supplied with lncorruptible
Teeth. sept 1S--eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-23
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR
YOUNG LADIES'

M lSS MARGARET NJ. COLEMAN will
~ y" We Isl OF September, at her residence
vi. on 'nG east side of Washington street. he
tween rrlnce and Duke streets. omen school
LOT the instruction of Young aides in the ,,ar;
u .,.in branches oil an English Education. She
VIII ehdeavor to follow out the most improved
systems IN teaching which have been adonteJ
VI recommended, aiming to make her nnn;Is
Wen ana practically acquainted with ali that
u'ey iearn. IOmCulCate correct moral nr;nc;-
p'T>, ieaVing TO parents the entire direction of
IenSlouS views, will be her duty and bsr incE-
u"'loh' Inc text books used in the School Will,
&c tnoSe nom the pens of the first scholars and
. .Su"u' nom experience, best ADAPTED to answer
"'e great end of acquiring knowledpe
MUSIC, French, Spanish. and italian. Draw
ns;o ana Painting, will be taught by highly com
Us us not thought necessary, in an advertise
c ,~e"', 10 60 into detailed prospectus of the
ise OF StudleS &c. to be pursued.
nST1eTehce can be made to VIM. L.. Hodqson
, snu Edgar Snowden ESqs. for any Information
mat may be desired.
TERMS:
ss SI and Tuition, in all the English branch
H., Sloo per annum, bed and bedding furnished
NJ. Tue pupil or $3.50, and every thing provided.
"%SSninglncluded; payable quarterly in advance.
o,a auilon Tor Day Scholars from 81 to 81 per
Music ~ '''eii encouragement me-
prr rea, Spanish, & Italian each, s do
D'a~lng and Painting do
-heSancrla, August 5, ls34-eott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-09-23
DIED,

At Upper Marlborough, Prince Georges Co
Nd. on the 18th ultmo, JOAN S. BELT, Esq, in
the 26th year Of his age, This gentleman was
well known and much beloved by his native
county. from whom he received, at late cleo
ton for Sheriff, large and flattering vote.
On the 18th ultmo, at Debuques' Mine, on the
Upper Mississippi of cholera, WILLIAM P. JONES,
a Passed Midshipman of the United States Ma.
w, aged "a years.
At New Orleans on the 2Sth utimo, the Hon.
WILLIAM KELLY. formerly Senator of the Uni
ted States from the State of Alabama.