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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01


The Petersburg papers announce thut COL
Joseph Bragg, for many years President Of
the Branch of the Bank of Virginia, in that
city, has rendered his resignation.
General Lamar, late Minister to Central
America, was on visit to his friends iu Co.
lumbus, Ca, at last accounts.
Prof j. p. Nelson, formerly of Maryland
more recently of North Carolina, has been
rendered Professorship in Jefferson COLLEGE,
situated at Washington, Mississippi.
N. P. Banks has been re-nominated for
Governor by the Republicans Of Massachu'
setts. He is man of great talent, and less
ultra in his politics than many leading Re-
publicans.
1t is said that the Honorable Edward EV.
eret will supply the pulpit one Sunday at
the South Congregational Church, in BoS'
ton, during the absence in Europe Of the
Rev. Il. H. Hale.
King Victor Emanuel is disbanding bis
army, and furnishing the men with passports
to Tuscany and Modena, for the purpose OIL
swelling the army Of Central Italy.
The Delta estimates the falling off of tho
sugar crop Of this year from the last years
yield, at 100000 hogsheads.
Schamyl, the noted and brave Circassaan
Chief has finally been made prisoner by the
Russian troops, and sent to st. Petersburg.
One of the Railroads in New York, ls
said to be the safest in the world, as the
Superintendent keeps a boy running aheaa
of the trains to drive off the calves ana
sheep!
"When you want anything Of woman,
praise her for that in which she is most de'
fcient." ."-La Brareye.
"Msn in misfortune are like men IN tne
dark, to whom all colors are the same. -
[Swif
Moses, seeing chap hoeing, and another y
in the sawe field, remarked tna'
these occupations we're decidedly hOe'n'0@'
geneous,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

John w. Forney of the Philadolnb;
Press, says that his offence against the Dsm ET''
ocratic party seems 20 be that he refusa.
"to support the ticket nominated BY tho @I' ~
eholders of the Administration, and nlsa
ed by Mr.. Robert Tyler, Chairman of % III"
Administration State Committee, upon u.
scqtold or gui1lotine Of protecting sEovsr,, D
IN the Territories Of the United States
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

A country editor closes his leader in this
unhappy strain!
"The sheriff is now waiting for US in the
other room, so we have no opportunity to
be patriOticj we are wanted, and must CO.
Delinquent subscribers, you have much to
answer for. Heaven may forgive you, but
we never can"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

A MEAN SwINDLER CONVICTED AND SEN
IENCED.-A dispatch dated Philadelphia, Sept.
90, says
Hiram P. Leslie, the swindler of several
school and music teachers, was tried to-day
for the larceny of the wearing apparel of one
of his victims. The Judge regretted that he
was only amenable upon this charge, and SEN
fenced him to three years. hard labor in the
penitentiary-the extreme penalty provided.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

CoTroN PIoKING IN MIssIssIPPI.---Th Natchez
Courier, Of the 28d inst, says;
We are now enjoying the finest cotton pick
ing weather ever experienced in the South.
1t is clear and cool, with every advantage on
the side Of the planter, and prospect of SO
continuing. Those having cotton plantations
are in good spirits.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

William S. Worth, son of the late General
Worth has sugg ga-ted to the City Council Of
New York the propriety of removing the in.
"Bucna Vista" from the monu
ment erected to the memory of his father,
in that city, and substituting "Foft George"
as be was not present at the former battle.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

The Post-o6ice Department is engaged in
The consideration Of various plans for reduc-
ing the number Of dead letters, with view
IF adopting the most efficient method of re.
lucing the letters remaining on hand at the
7arious postofices to the lowest possible
1umber
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

The National Intelligeucer says the grave
Of the late Hon. Dixon II Lewis, of Ala,
bama, which for eleven years has been al
most entirely neglected. Is now brought to
notice by very handsome monument, erect'
ed by his relatives.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

ANOTHER NEGRO KTLLDBLOb Sunday morn.
ing last, negro man belonging to Mr., Dent
of the firm of Grey, Dent & Co., contractors
was run over by the train, one mile and balff
this side of Grenada, and bis body cut CON-. .
pletely in two near the abdomen. Upon eT.
amining the body, marks of foul play wera
found upon the head, and it is supposed that
he was murdered and then thrown across thS
track. The Coroner's verdict had not beeU
rendered when our Informant left, but ths
citizens generally believed that he had been
killed by some person or persons.
TOgtord Mercurv. 99d
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01
MASONIC.

At the recent session of the General Grand
Chapter of the United States at Chicago,
DR.. Albert G. Mackay, of Charleston, S. G.,
was chosen G. G.. II. p. John L. Lewis, Of
New York, Deputy G. H. P; Ira A. w.
Burk, of Illinois, G. G. K. Giles NJ. Hill
yer, of Natchez, Miss, G.. G S., James
uel G. Risk, of New Orleans, G. G. Record.
er; -McClelland of Boston, G.. G. H.;
-Hacker, of Indiana, G. G. r. a.
20.
B. B. French, Of Washington City, was
elected G.. Grand Commander of the Gener.
al Grand Encampment X. T.; which body
also held their triennial meeting at Chicago,
and adjourned to meet at Memphis the
same time with the General Grand Chapter,
Sept. End, 1862.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

A Growing STATE.-At the late election
for Governor of Texas, the vote was about
thirty three thousand. Nine years ago.
when. Texas was admitted into the Union,
she only polel eight thousand votes. This
shows an astonishing increase in the popu,
lation of the State.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

any LADY, Bonner, in the Ledger
thas attacks prevalent vulgarism
"MY LADY."-We wish the dictionary
contained words strong enough to express
our detestation of this phrase, as applied by
a man to his better half. Why substitute
it for the good old-fashioned, honest, Loves
ablc loving word-Uite?
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

We conjure the friends of Col. Hill to be vigi-
liant at the polls next Monday See every voter
and speak to him on tue Levee question. Yazoo
is opposed to the present levee law by six hundred
majority at least. Starke will get majority of
the votes in the river counties, without distinc-
tion of party. He is running as the levee candi-
date, and as such will get many Democratic votes.
Col Hill is running in opposition to the levee law,
aud expects Opposition as well.
We would say to the Opposition that the Hon.
Walter Johnson is an anti eyee man. Do you
accord with him in opinion on the subject? II
so, vote for Col. Hill, and vindicale your belief
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

The friends of States rights and the Constitu-
lion will vote for Col. Singleton next Monday
He is the representative of the prevailing political
opinion in the District He is the right man, and
Cong1 ess-at this important juacture--is the
right place for him. We want mo compromise
mau there. Our rights to the fullest extent Of
the law, or nothing at all. 4m Cesar am auylus.
We want no Douglas man--no Squatter sover.
eighty representative there Singleton ia neither
We want man there ardent-utra in his support
of Southern rights and the Constitution Single
ton is both
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

The CUMBERLAND SYNoD.-The HernaDdo
Synod of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
commenced here last Thursday evening and
closed its session Sunday night. About fortv
ministers of the Church were in attendanc:
and during the session our citizens had tba
pleasure of listening to several very able spr u'
mons. We are unable to give a synopsis of
the busiL ess, transacted. = Oxford Merc,lrl. OaI
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

RESOLUTIONS OF THE N. Y. DEMOCRACY
Both wings of the Democratic party of New
York, known as the "TIards and Softs," met in
State convention at Syracuse and each division
adopted a separate platform of principles. We
quote from each platform 50 much as relates to
federal politics
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

THE SUBsTANcE.-Th substance of The
long article of Douglas in Harpcrs Maga.
zine Isl
|. The inhabitants Of territory may
through the action of territorial legislature
righBalN and legally prohibit slaves from
being brought into the territory
2. The said legislature may rightfally and
legally abolish the right of citizens of the
territory to hnld slaves already in the terri'
tory.
8. Neither the Congress, the Executive,
or the Judiciary Of the United States can
rightfully interfere to protect slave property
from such hostile action.
This is the article il nutshell 1t will
save many from wading through the long
process of the author to reach thes9 conclu.
sions, so utterly at war with the spirit and
letter of the federal Constitution.
1eraS Edzeue.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

The Conotctton Of Thornton for he Kar,
eF Of Charles IN ST. Louis.--1he telegraph
has already announced this event The St
Leuis Republican, in noticing the conclusion
of the trial, says
The prisoner exhibited no particular emo-
tion on the rendition of the verdict fIis
demeanor and appearance were marked by
the same impurtable manner that has char
acterized him not only during the whole
trial, but ever since the commission of the
dreadful act, There were no manifestations
of applause in the crowded, and, we might say
to some extent, excited auditory, but it
seemed as if relief was given by the verdict,
and men turned their steps from the Court
house, convinced that however it, may
have failed in other cases, to this extent at
least, justice had been satisfied,
Nothing noa remains to be done but to
pronounce the death penalty, which the
Court will do, it is presumed, in reasonable
time.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01
DEMocRATIC STATE rIoKET.

FOR cONGREss---FoURTH DISTRICT
o. R. SINGLETON, OF MADISON.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-10-01

Moses, seeing o chap hoeing, and another
moving, in the same field, remarked tna'
these occupations we're decidedly hOs-n'0@'
geneous.
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Baltimore Lieo lion.
rELEGR Apu1c. 4

BALTIMORE, Oct. l2.-fhe election in this city
without repetition Of some ofthc disgraceful PRO.
ceedings which have characterized SO many pre-
Fous occasions of the kind
There was considerable excitement during the
Gay and serious disturbances occurred at several
0fthe polls.
In the ninth ward the reformers were attacked
and driven entirely away from the polls at about 8
O'clock this afternoon, and the candidate Of the
Reform party ior that ward withdrew his name in
disgust.
In the thirteenth ward serious collision oc-
cured between the two parties and several were
seriously Injured,
Mr.. Frush, of the firm of Trnsh & Snyder, of the
Reform party, had his cheek bone crushed BY a
terrible blow WITH club, and is suffering severely
from the wound.
The nominee of the Rerormars in that Ward was
defeated
In thc 10th ward the Reformers achieved great
triumph.
BALTIMORE Oct. 13.-Two men were shot last
aisht. The ballot-box in the twentieth ward was
smashed to pieces and no return has been made of
tue vote in that ward.
The Reform party have carried seven wards and
geieated most OF the Objectionable candidates Of
sheir opponents.
Exclusive OF the Goth ward, the American party
"a, ease majority OF SS7 against 1860 majority atthc
last election.
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ST-dJEf or LOUI8Lt "a,
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PARISH or R4PIDEs. F
DeGruy & Where VS.. Mm. II. Saddler--No. GOOD
DY VIRTUE OF a wit of seizure aud sale issued
ID out OF the District Court IN and for the Parish
and State aforesaid and directed to the Sheriff
thereof (said wz,t issuing l. sige atufe reeited
caese} viii De exposed at public sale at tie resi-
dence ofthe defendant, On sA rERDAY, the 9TH day
Of November, 1859, between the hours prescribed
by law, the following described property, to wit
A certain piece or parcel OF LAND situated lying
and being in the Parish Of Rapides, about six
miles from the town of Alexandra, containing the
quantity Of One Hundred and Seventy-segen acres,
more or less it being Lot 10. 81, i'll township No
4 and OF Range No. and West, with all the
buildings and Improvements situated on or in any
wise appertaiang thereto, being Tie same property
purchased by JOS L. Kiich, from Roine Paris, By
aet OF OF sale duly Of Record in the Office OF the
Parish Recorder.
Also, another tract or parcel OF LAND situated,
lying and being in the Parish Of Rapides, State
aforesaid, about six miles from Alexandria, con-
tanning tie quantity Of One Hundred end Sixty
acres more or less, it being the Let No 5, Norti.
Range N. 9 West, together with all the buildings
and impy5g aments thereon and being the SAME
property purchased by said Kiieh from John Con-
trales by act Of sale duly Of Record in the office Of
the Recorder Of Rapiies.
Seized in the above case to satisfy said writ
TERMS OF SALE-$ll2S 333-l0o, with per cent
Interest from June 26, 1858, or a credit OF twelve
months-tiie balance on such terms as to meet the
two last notes.
Sheriff's Office, October srd, 1859.
j.. c. WISE, sBERIrF.
oct 5-ptr's fee sl2.
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a2~ The reports from all portions of
cur Parish are more and cheering, all pre-
saying o brilliant victory and clean
sweep on the Tth of next month. There
is nothing in orr local and parochial af-
fairs to suggest comment except the dill
gence and industry Of or candidates and
Of the many well known working Demo
Gratis. No Democratic sentinel sleeps
upon his post. II Sam is not yet dead in
Rapides, his followers might as well speak
for his coffin.
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AVIS d,ELEGTT0M.

HONFORMEMENT a une proclamation lancee pa
" Robert c. WickliNe, Gouverneur de l'Etat d
la Louisiana, avis est par ces prescntes dome au
voants qualities de la paroisse des Rapides, Gu UNI
election aura lieu, scion la lo, dams les different
precincts de la Paroisse DIES Rapdes, L U Il D
lie septieme jour de Novembre, 1859.
Pour un Representant au Congress pour lie quat
ieme District Congressional compose DIES Paroisse
de Fermiilion, Lafayette, st. Landry, Caicasieu
Rapides, Sabine, Natchitoches, VIM, DeSoto, Cad
do, Bossier, Claiborne, Bienyiile, jackson, Union
Morehousc, Ouachita, Caldwell ct Franklin.
Gouverneur de IEtat de la Louisiana.
Lieut. Goyerneur, /" z"
Secretaire d'Etat g
Avocat General 6 C Z"
Tresorier d'Etat g I" /"
Auditeur DIES Complies Pubcs
Surintendant de FEducation Publique
: Trois Representants la Legislature de rEta
pour la Parosse dcs Rapides
Sheriff pour la Paroisse des Rapides.
Greffer pour la Cour de District de la Paroiss
des Rapides.
Avocat de District pour les Pa1oisses de
Rapides ct Avoyelles,
Coroner pour la Paroisses des Rapides.
Assessor pour la Parose des Rapides.
Commissaire du Bureau des TIaYeaux Publics
pour lie troisieme District.
Quatre JUICES de Paix, ct trois Constable
pour la vile d'Acxandrie, ct JUICES de Pa,
ct corstables pour chaque autre Ward dc |;
Pareisse.
Les conmissaires OBJECTION prendront motto,
que PEection soft conduiie sous tous les rapport,
d'accord avec la Constitution, ct les lois pouryue
EN- parcils cas-.
. Bureau dl Sheriff, Sept, lie IA, 1859.
Sept, 2i-tde J. G. WISE. Sheriff.
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ESr Some unknown friend sends US a
pamphlet copy Of the speech of Commo-
dore Robert +. Stockton, on the "past,
Present and Future of the American Par
ty," for which we tender thanks. We
have laid it aside for use when the gal
liant Commodore becomes the L. n. candi-
date for President.
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
TEE STORY BUILDING.
Agricultural and Meehmaical Departments.
Capital stsck, ss5e,eee, in Shares O.
S25 Each.

It's open the entire year, day and evening. Its
object is to fit persons in the shortest time and at
the least expense, for business. Persons from y
10 GO years Of age attend.
N. B.-Merehantsa apply here for Clerks and Book
Keepers. There are probably not less than t" o
thousand OF the former students in business houses
in this city. There arc able Professors for each
branch Students can begin at any time, and on
any branch they may desire, and have the right to
attend until perfect.
Board can be had with the Professors or other
good families, speaking English French, Spanish,
or German, at from 81 to Sc per week.
Special attention will be paid to placing students
where they viii have the care and attention Of
home.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to visit the
College and judge for themselves.
Catalogues, ETC., sent to all who desire them.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-10-19

The MARKsyILLE ArrAIR.-A rencontre
took place at Marksvi'ic, a week ago to-
day between Edward L Lewis Esq. and
Judge CulIom, growing ont Of an assault
which was committed on VIM. B. Lewis
ESQ. the father Of Edward Z. Lewis, on
the preceding Monday by Judge Cnllom.
As the matter will probably undergo
judicial Investigation we deem it our duty
TO refrain from publishing any Of the va
Tous versions Of the affair which we have
heard or read. Such statements, which
must necessarily be imperfect, would per-
haps tend to bias the minds of readers
who may be called upon to act as Jurors
in some one Of the suits which the diff
entity has originated The immediate
parties to tie affair, however may be justi-
fable in publishing their own statement
over their own signatures to prevent a
forstailing OF public opinion. Should they
see fit 10 do SO we shall not withhold from
them the use OF our columns.
We are gratiied to learn thut Mr.. Lewis
is rapidly recovering from the wound be
received
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SALE OF Nl33Y. 1Tg.

IN THE FIRST OF oCTcB Der NEXT nv 81
81 y. moaSe VIII be opened and large supply "a s
ima w VASES Oh Ah'iSoEs offered for SALE -
A ,,"n ron virginia, Maryland, and Georgia.
shay y'SaldS curing the whole season. the supply
Tho W EePl sooa BY the receipt of large lots OF
sbor e'i = NEGROES to be had from the
troa se e9ases' Apply at 54 Baronne street, be-,
tr" sn common and Grayier, and two squares west
rum st, Charles Hotel. 's' "'''
N'''Z-0m WALTER l.. CAMPBELL.
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Proclamation by the Governor
STArE or LOUISIANA,

STATE or LOUISIANA,
E,ree.ttiae Office, Bqfon Rouge
tfT HEREAS, information has been received by
W me, that q foul murder has been committed
in the parish OF Rapides, by man who calls him.
self w. "A. Richardson. elias Smith.
Now, therefore, | have though. proper to issue
this, MY Proclamation, calling upon all the good
people of this State to give their aid and assistance
IN arres:ing and bringing to justice the perpcfalor
oi1sad crime; and furthermore Offering reward
IN the name and by the authority of the State ci
Louisiana, Of I've Hundred and FIFTY
D0ElsTs for the arrest aud conviction of said
murderer.
Observation-Disclosures alios Smith, is about
35 years Of age, feet or i inches high, weighs
about $50 BIS, Of dark complexion, black hair a
great brag, has black eyes much sanken.
Given usdermy hand and the Seal of the State
- atBaton Rouge, this 9th day OF septein.
L. s. Der, A. d., 1859, and of the Indepead
~ ence of the United States of America the
Eighty-Tourth.
ROBT C. WICKLIFTE.
BY the Governor:
A. DUFLANTIER, Asst. Sec. of State, sl4-4t
Z
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Barbeeuas at Huddleston's and
Kirk's Hills.

a Democratic Barbecue will be given at Had
deston's on Tuesday, October 18th, and another
at Kinks Mills, Aracoco, Sabine Parish or We'd
nesiay, October Goth Messrs. SGMMEs and Lam
DRUM, and other Speakers will be present at both
meetings.
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Copper saesalsa Sugar Train,
EGss SALE AZ A EIgGsIN!

T Have in my Work Shop three new Copper
J. Lvaporating Pans with Copper Worms in each,
Copper Curling and Troughs, with Brass syrup
supply Cock, ! q Brass Steam Cock in each, and
8 inch Discharge Cocks in each with 8 Inch Brass
Wash Valves and Copper Syrup and Iron Con-
dense Pipe and Condeusors, all complete for the
sum Of Eighteen Hundred Dollars (@l6o0 coy
They are the same in every particular as these
now in use on Plantations OF S. o. Nelson, Esq, of
st. Marys, Gen. Il. G. Camp, Of IberviIle, and
others; they viii make from IS to 30 Hogsheads
of Sugar every "A hours are of best mate
rial aa ,raIiler o. II orkmapship and will be fully
guaranteed.
g~ Please address
DANIEL EDWARDS,
IS, so, 80 New Levee, New Orleans. Z
Ann. IL l2sQ-on, ----.-.
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aug. II, l85S-3m

7 IMPORTATION is wanted of Ludwig Tor Lcwis)
J. Meyer, who came to this place about TIE year
1878, and followed the trade Of cooper or cistern
maker, any information respecting him viii be
thankfully received by S. W. HENAR1E,
sept, 2l-tt. ALEXANDRIA, La.
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Important Notice
TO SUGAR. PLANTERS!

C1H0NDELET REFINERY, AND BL-SUL-
PHI1E Or LIME W0RES.
New ORLEANS, 2sth Sept, 1852
THE very liberal patronage Of which have been
/ the honored recipient, at the Sugar Planters
hands, for my gsEE4fAase CT E4fsage, has
stimulated nc to further efforts to expand the area
ofmy business.
The extent, dimensions, and perfectibility Of the
machinery employed ut nay Works, the quantity
and quality OF the materials on hand, the economy
and facility Of labor which nave lately introduced
there; the determination have taken tits wear to
devote all my time, attention, and energy to their
interior management; all combined, place me in
The position Of being able to supply eag quantity
Of Di,Snlphte OF Lime that may be required for
the consumption OF The State, and Of L0agri,q lie
pr'ce Of ms j'pajaab5e chemieal ag5gt CHE Della
pr
l shall, therefore, from this date to the end Of
the season, sell my Bi-Sulphite af Lime, Of 10 10
degrees Bcaune, at FIVE DOLLARS PER BAR.
RLL-Frse Of DTGyage.
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A II Es @ n 4 vi Il N a s..

JoHN N. LAsDRCN, the Democratic Candidate
for Congress in the Fourth Congressional District,
and 7. j. SEMaEs, the Democratic candidate for
Attorney General, will address their teiow-citizens
at the following places, on the days specified.
They will also take pleasure in filing any other
appointments which their friends may choose to
make on the route, which will not interfere with
those already published
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sTrETTIGT q ".


the 25th day OF October next, within the legal
hours of Sale, the following described Sections OF
School Lanas being the 10th Section, lying in
School District No. %, Township /, Range 8, con.
tanning Six hundred and forty Acres of Land
--IER,NsS OF SALE
To be sold in lots Of not less than 40 Acres:
nor more than EG0 Acres:
Purchasers viii be required to pay the tenth part
of the purchase down in money, the remainder to
be divided if.to 8 equal annual instruments, with a
special mortgage and personal security IN solis1os
which notes are to bear interest atthe rate ofegHs
per cent. per annum, to be computed annually on
the whole amount, and paid as each instalment
becomes due.
Purchasers will have the right to pay the whole
amount Of their purchase, by deducting eight per
cent interest from the nine-tenths OF the amount
unpaid.
For particulars see Act No 267 Of the Legis-
lature, approved March 18th, 1858.
Z. r. BIOsSAT,
Sep2l-St Parish Treasurer.
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A GARD.

A GARD.
h ISIS GRIFFIN respectfully informs the citizen.
Ill of Alexandria and vicinity, that she will omen
school on the 20th inst, in the house GA 2nd
street, one square below the Rail Road where ali
the branches Of thorough English Education will
be taught
For Terms &C., apply as above stated sep7-st.