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All rnaturely conGdered, We decree a
Art. Z. Our decree of eff Frima:re
iait, ihall be executed in all its parts with
the following notifications !:
Art. 2. All goods imported into this
colony, whatever be their nature or valne.
are iubjeeeed only to a duty rated at 10
per cent.
Art: 3. The laying of this duty fhall
De eitablfhed, agreeably to our declara-
x OF the eft Frimaire lat.
Art. 4. The ports defgnated for i'm.
ports and exports are as. follows
For the Northern Department of St. Do.
mingo.
Cape Francois, Cape Nichola Mole.
Fort Liberty.
For the Wenern Department.
o Republican, Gonaives and Jacmell.
For the Southern Department.
Aux Cages, St. Louis and Lance~a-
Veau.
The prefent decree fhall be printed
Ito the number Of 1000 copies) read, pub
lfhed, and ported up in every place that
may be neceaary, directed to all civil and
military authorities, that it may be car
ried into complete and frict execution.
Given at our headquarters in Port
Republican, the 10th of Niyofe, 9th year
OF the French Republic.
TOUSSAINT LOUvERTURE.
Arrived, hip Three siaers, Murphy,
Liverpool. via N. York; Eclifpe, Jones,
Calcutta ; Camilla, Wet, Canton; brig
Amiable Creole, Eldredge, St. Sebaai-
ans, via N. York I; Nancy, Cafin, C..
Francois fch'r Sally, Seoneman, PaHa-
%maquody; Swallow, Gillies, Richmond
Betfey, HaGan, do. i
Mr.. George Roberts has obligingly fur
nifhed the following:
Ship Eclipfe, Jones, failed from Cal
cutta the 18th Oct. in co. with the fhip
Rebecca, Pitt, of and for Baltimore, and
brig , , of and for New
York, under convoy Of an Englifh fiji
gate fent out for the purpofe of recaptur-
Ing the Kent, a valuable Eaf -Indiaman,
which had been captured by the La Con-
hance, Sircouf, Ia French veHel of wary
The frigate came in fight of the La
Conhance, and obliged her to throw all
her guns overheard. The Eclipfe parted
from the frigate one night while they
were fill in chafe, and parted from the,
two American vef1els off the Sands Heads.
Captain Jones fpoke a vefIel off the Sands
Heads, from Pull -Penage, and was inform
ed by the fame hat Batavia had furren-
dered to the j 9Th regiment Of Britifh In
fantry and five frigates fent from Madras
for that purpofe. The Eclipfe towed in
to the Cape of Good Hope, the brig Lap
wing, Clapp, of and for New York, from
Batavia, which veffel had been afhore on
Robbins Hand, and had been almof loft. |
The Eclipfe failed from the Cape Of Good
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HAZARD g GARDNER,
Have for Sale,

= Have for Sale,
A i5si, S,sr. one door Ns,t5 efMr. Town
fend'S Cefes- HonjS,
DIPES of GIN--Do. of BRANDY
l. Do. Old particular Tenerife VINE.
Hyfon, Souchong, and Rohea, TEAS.
BLACK Pepper-Brown Soap.
1000 VT. Bcit Green Coffee.
400 VT. CaAia --Nutmegs-Mace--Clo
Kegs of Super6nc Flour of Muaard.
Bags Of fine Ginger--Io cwt. Coppera'.
Cake of London Porter and Taunton Ale.
Crates of common Crockery Ware.
50 VT. Spanilh Flotc Indigo--French DO.
Boxes Of Warrented EGence Of Spruce
Do. of Muicatel and Smyrna Raiins--
Cafks and Jars of Malaga Do.
Sacks of Soft She'll Almonds--
Shelled Do. in Boxes.
No. 1, and No. q. Bottom Chocolate. and a
few cafes SvEET.OIL.
--ALSO--
Hogfheads of bef Retailing MO-
LASSES. Brown SUGAR per
Hogfhead or Barrell.
Ns1upor, Sepf. z6. 1901. 36tf
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John & Henry Cahoonc,
HAVE FOR SALE,

HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE on BaniRer's Wharf,
BRowv sUcAR. ), ID. s,se.s4 ., bar
rel; M0laDss, BY tbe bog syGtad; Flair, BY tbe
barrel; Pimtsfa. By tbe bag; Powder, BY tbe
ee@; SbeHtbirg- Paper, BY dt hundred; SaL.-
Pefe,'d Rams; Candles, BY ibe box; Iron Ca
6ogEs; Turk. LAand Sah; fsqv Boxe, Of
HaOansa Sugar, and genuine SPANISH
SEC IRIS.
HONEY, by tbs bog/bead or gal-
Ion--NeqU-ro,k Soap, BY fbe box--Negrs- Head
a06aee0-Bcf 4b b%f Jamaica Rnm-
Rajfns, Se.-Iy0n S.sv<-and facs Is,ge
Scale Beam.
LIQUORS, Of tbs beR kind, a
general .4D0,iment--and V~,ism st5.r hai-
eis in fbe Grocery Lms--a complete .4Ds,t-
mtm Of qobicb @y S,opeIs 10 be esz6aSt5
Supplied 4Uhb.
n MASTERS Of Packets,
PeDsxgen, &c. may be Snpplitd at .Jaid
Store, on fbe .t@ertta Notiee-4uhb any A,tjeLe
sby may 7vont---.and their Favery grattfa!J
Aekns4vitIged.
GREEN CHAIRS, per Dozen
Bar iran, per Hundred qvf.--Midlixgs and
Co,xeI. per barrel --Oaions. per Hundred
b,aebes, or mailer qaaxtises-----Ysbateo,f PER
bee@ead, sc. &c.
Newport, Nov. 7th, 1901. sy
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Frss rbs MAssAcHusHrrs Spy.
10 THE PEOPLE.

IL ~, iSHo"-SiuAShN, tiS "io's
precious gifts INDUCED to mortals,
were not obtained, nor can they be
preferved but in the exerciie of rea-
fon, knowledge, virtue, candor,
love of truth, and a love of coun-
try. Empty pretentions for mo-
ment may ape information--bluit-
ering projections gain active atten-
tion--habits of deceit, pats for
pious concern-parfmonious ex-
ceptions to the extremes of ilander,
be viewed as candor, and love of
felf, love of triumph, and the
pride of party, be impoled on Gre
dulity, as fondnefs for truth, and
an attachment to country. From
the experiments which have been
made, the arts of deceiving are
brought to perfection. The APP
prentices in the trade, have exceed
ed their matters and fetting up for
themielves, are in buGnefs with i'm
provements of their own. With
fome people, there is faihion in
their believing, thinking, fpeaking,
hearing and acting. Lately blind
confidence, at prefent an unrelent-
ing ditruit, is the badge of right.
OF old it was the precept, and the
example of religion, to Judge not at
all at prefent the falhion is, to
cenfure without meafure, and con-
demn without mercy, unheard and
untried, every perfon difcordant
with unerring felf. Formerly the
hands of our rulers were to be
strengthened, their hearts to be
comforted and encouraged--now
they are 10 be denounced, detained,
discouraged, oppofed, and lima
elized, to have lifted againf them
the hands of violent federaliits.
Formerly decently to cenfure the
powers that were, was faaious dif-
organizing and rebellious, like the
fin of witchcraft; at prelent riling
in malice, in fury and in bitternefs
againft the characters, the meaiures
and the authority of the powers
that be, is proof of exemplary fub-
milton to order and good govern
ment, and of cheerful acquiefcence
in the public will.
Underthe old administration 60.
vernment could be administered on.
ly by its friends; at preient it ought
to remain in the hands Of its ene-
mics. s.--Then to divide the people
from their government was jacobin-
i'm, now it is patriotifm.
From this capricious fluauation
of opinions from is,tyranny lofes
her dignity, and confifency is plac-
ed in a fate of exile. Honelly and
uniformity feel kind of reveren-
tial reluctance, forbIdding melan-
choly, while old doctrines are thus
paihng away, and faihionable coun-
,erfeits are lucceeding to their pla-
ces. The reign Of folly and politi-
cal foppery will be for time, and
then it muit end, and with it, this
facility to embrace doctrines which
were once rejeded, to difcard prin-
ciples long revered /; the criterions
of truth and falfehood, the tets of
right and wrong, are not now cog
nizable by the understanding, but
hy the fenfations OF a deyotion To
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have arrived TO certainty in politics
and divinity without intermediate
ideas, and received a direction in
their flrongelt movements from the
paiiions of others, the WORT which
prejudice can ever furniih. In the
hurry to act. there has not been
time to think. 1t is eaiy to tall
down a precipice, altho' the head
long raihnefs is followed by fatal
effects. BY cloiing the eyes, the
ruin is not feen as it is coming, but
the wounds and the bruiies will ap-
prize of the injury. The paflions
being armed with falte arguments,
and the diicordant elements which
lurk in the bofom, being put in mo-
ton, defamation on obloquy, rea-
ION and duty are forced TO yield.
But the fpoilS of darknels and delu-
Eon will be detected in the light,
and reaion, robbed by violence, will
recover her rights.
In the coniufion and noile Of
party, the order of nature and Of
government is inverted for time,
forecaa gives way to improvidence,
realon to feeling, wiidom and the
foundeit policy, to pride. paflion and
prejudice, but reverlal is certain.
On the occafion of the late
election, volumes of mifreprelenta-
tions, flanders and errors were
fruck off, and put in circulation
(modealy enough in the printed
impreflions) but with monitrous /,
improvements in their verbal edi-
tons. Worn out and worn down
charges againft the administration,
which had been refuted, received
and reconfuted thoulard times,
were renewed and made to circulate.
Anxiety for the public good, from
the want Of the means of informa-
ton and reelection, was furprifed
and hurried into error. The belt
ofpeoplc, with the belt intentions,
voted wrong. A little time and the
evil is paf and gone forever; the
ltruggles to retain it, will bur in
create the difficulties of its ever re-
turning. The fortunate candidate
is coniidered as an anti.republican.
If this is not his character, federal
iits, by deceiving themlelves, have
injured him. Had it been known,
that he was republican, he would
have had the republican votes ;
ihould he prove to be fuch, he wilt
have their belt wiihes, otherwife
their decent acquielcence. They
have ae-fped for his abilities, but
their Object is their country, NOT par
ty-.-their attachment is to princi-
plies, not men. They do rot COM
plain that the electors have voted
for whom they pleafed. 1t was
their right, privilege, duty and fafe-
ty. BUTT ought to have been done
with dignity and manlinefs; the
vote which they gave ought TO have
been their vote, not aaotber's fairly
influenced, not forced; directed by
rutb, not falflboad. If thefe obfer-
vations apply to both fides, they arc
the more neceflary, and the tranf-
actions, which juifify them, the
more difgraccful.
The Republicans are. fatisfed
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OLIVER FARNswoR1H Printer the Ta"e

Wanted Immediately,
1000 Buihels good clean BARLEY.
to be delivered at Newport, for
which CASH will be paid on delivs-
ry, by
ROBERT LAWTON, jun.
Nezgp~t, OH. 80, 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-11-07

The Republicans are. Eatisfed
with what Is, aud with what has
been. They are fatisGed with their
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FALL GOODS.
James Mumford

Has jiya ,seeived f1sm NrqU.7ie,i and Bedos.
a(r@ Jxppy Of ENGLISH and INDIA
GOODS, aobieb be e6s,s for Jak at ,be
Sign ef be GOLDEN Brr-HIvB. Tbame,-
Sfyfsf--Dix.
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of 6tus,ion, and the advantages OF fifth and
manure from its flores. are too well known
TO need particular defcription. For terms.
apply to JOSEPH CASE.
No,b.KxgForur, Oa. IS, 1901. 3tf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-11
L. I LONGBOTHOM,
,HyfRCE3h DENTIST

LATE pupil 90 Mr.. Whitewood OF
London, having pya6tiied that Art with
much facets ia jamaica, offers his iervices
80 the Ladies ard Gentlemen of America.
IIeis now in Alexandria, which he pur-
poles making his hxed reiidence, and lnsg
be coniul,ed at Mrs. GRIFFITH in King
Ifreet. He will attend any Lady or Gen
slenan at their houie, and TO prevent mil.
takes, fueh as henor him with their COM
n,ands are reqac,ied to fend the fame in
writing.
He has for fa'e Dea;iliice Ola fu2eri-
or quality to,ho!e generally fold; but re-
commeods ii on.y las al, Dentif;ces Gaould
be- TO fvch as have been attended BY a
D-ntia, or whosfe mouths from being in
healthy isaIe req4;re but the common
mode ofclean;ag. P:ace75 eeats per bt,s.
December B.. d6ieo
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MIS- s I " G

From MIR. c. Beverley's paE
ture, at Elkwood, a light bay fiddle
HORSE, about IS hands high, with a
fnall Rar 10 his forehead, and his hip on
the near foe iomewhat larger than the
other. ALSO,
A red bay HORSE, about III hands
high, with a. fnall Rar in his forehead,
and one hind and fore foot, on the fame
fde, white. A liberal reward will be
given 70 any perIon who will deliver the
{aid horfes, or either Of thsm, to Mr..
Beverly at Elkwood, to me in Northum-
berland county, or fecure them and gave
me notice 20 tllat.hey be recovered.
WALTER JONES.
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K05ua1le Property for Sale.

Sevea bHua,ed ard eisby-e;ght GeHsi
in the couaty of flan,plhire. on thc waters OF
Great Cape Capon, about 20 mics from the
Warn Sprin IS, and 50 from *:'ncheGer. ms
and is ia OF wood, o k and pine timber. Two
excellent farms may lie made, with 80 TO 50 acres
Of bottom, ana rich hie h lands % e-eh and il
the heart Of he ti.l5er mere is fine sea. iof a
law mia. Capt. Daniel Rice vii thew the lands
Tbree tbM/axa cit .ban9r:a and jarty-
FIVE acres in the county Of Ollie, the weters OF
Grave and Fifth Greeks, near the river Ohio, anG
about So miles below Pit ibarg IA. Some q thefe
lands are very good, with conIiderahie quantities
Of rich bottom, and plenty of excellent timber.
Rrserr Woods. E!q The Surveyor CT CIT county
will thew ,heie lands.
Twill leil all Or auy of the above lands Cor cah
npon credit, take in exchange tor them lands in
Fai fax County, or lots Of !cnd in the city OF "A
lexandria, or tie city Of Warrington.
r L. HCOE.
October %, co
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COTTON g STEWART
Haze sseeivsd, Iazg> and gessrai :
ASSORTMENT Of BOOKS
IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE LITERATURE:

AG.ongh whieh, are the following: :
IEfFERs som Notes On Virginia, hot prelsd,
Ell. Kotzebue's Plays, 2 vols. Ladies hiuii-
cal Magazine, PARIS travels, steuars's View
Of Society, Cheaertcl,fs Letters, vc.s. Cu.ier.s
praSt;ce Of Phyac, Walls on Hcalth, Pa!sy's
Ph;loiophy,a vols. Citfon's Surveying Moorcs
Navigation, hy s:u:,:, Burns's Poems, hililot's
Ancient Hiitory, Z ya!s. Practical Educat:on, z
vols Beauties Oh St. Pierre. Bachan's tan,iiy Fly
tc;aa, rex's Book OF Martyrs, vols. Less
hgs.i,,:7s, Birth S-a;e Trials, Robinfcn's ntm!-
la.sy ReGorts, 2 vs. < 20 be -oontnae,) 'Gent;e-
lnan aaI Ladies i'rceeptor, z vols. r.nnter, oi!
Tie Blood, vols. Ea.dweiis Memoirs, Which S
Lectures, Mar:ia's Law of Nations, Vatte!s
Ditto, Newton Oh the Prophecies, Z vols. Edin-
hurgh DiCpentarcry, Elegant Extracts, Contti-
tutisns, Zimmerman OF Solitude, Ditto OIL Ne.
iional I'ride, B!acki:one's Communicates, 4 ve!s
Cc'leaien OF Earccs, vols. Polite Education,
FOXES Pantheon, Iunias's Letters, vols. Gu
thr;e's Geograp ply, Kncxe's Education, vols,
Ditto EIays, vos. Coaigan's Travels, Cooks
Voyages, vols. DaDlbergers Travels, &c. &c.
N O = E L S.
The Armenian, vols. Montalbert, vols.
Antoinette, Tales o. Wonder, (hy Leivis) vols.
My Uncle Thomas, z vols. Sex Smith, Spirit
of the Cattle, arthur Mcrvih, 2 vol. Clara
Howard, Ornond, W'cand, Maid OF the Ham
let, Vagabond, ca.or ley, AshEn and Dim.
baync, Romance 81 the Forcit, vols. Myhe-
ries OF Udo!pho, :, vols. Loui!a, Julia and the
Baron, Ghois Sier, Tale Of the Times, vols.
Camilla, vols. Evc'ina, vc!s Monk. vols.
Fanny OF Orsemburg, Negro, z vols. Black
Valley, Ellen and Nlordaunr, vols. George
Barnue ell, Mountain Cottager, Children CT The
Abbey, vols. Roachlnr. Family, Darcy, E
mia de .Varmoar, Oakindals Abbey, The Fair
Ia.pohor, :, vols. Edeltriaa, vols. Count de
Hnentlcrn, vcis. Henrietta Mortimer, 2 vols.
Fashionable Daughter, Count Gleiehen, Emma
Dorv,ic, Scotch fiei!cts, 5 vols. Niifs BATH
aio, es vols. Advertisement for Hufband,
lois. wandering IAander, vols. Cornc'ia scd,
ley, 4 vols. Tom JcEes, vols. Edward, by
Moore, z vols. Morlaunt, by ditto, vols.
Reuben all RACHEL, Gil cfthe Mountains, 2 vols.
Myrtle CottaseF, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Bibles, Tcn.reats, Plalters, Common Prayer
Books; Diiworih, WcbAer, Univeriai, pearce,
London, and Rational Spelling Books, Primers,
and large collection of H;Rories and Ch:ldrens'
Books, Writing and Letter Paper, and Paper
Hangings, WATERS, Quilts, Ink Powder, Vio!in
strings, Playing CARDS, Song Books, and Blank
Books, &c. &c.
ALNIANACS for the year 1904, by the
grocc, dozen, Or ingle.
= Country shopkeepers fupp'ied on he low,
cit terms.
Naohcr 20.
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Seven Dollars Reward.

ABSCONDED from the fervices of Co.
lin Aud, on Teelday the 24th ult. dark
Mulatto Girl, named WINNIE, about
II wears Of age: Had on when fhe ws1t
away q calico1hort gown and brown ca
lamanco peticoas. As the parents of!aM
Girl rcfde 10 this place, it is thought ihc
is lurking about town. Any psrion biting.
ing back fad Runaway to Colin Aud,
ST. Afaph-S,reet, 3 doors wei of MS.
Faw's Office, f,ajl receive the above re-
ward. Mater. of vele!s and offers arc
forwarned harhor;ng or carrying csf aiI
Girl at their peril:
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PIANO FOR les, &c.
Pit IL fsyjst7 Tine,
On REASONABLE TERMS

80 9 Gorge oHNEze,
Who raipcsfsIiy Informs the gentlemen
OF this town, that he intends to teach the
Violin, Vio'inceiio, French Horn and
Trumpet. H IS provided will, fr;ngs
AID quilts for Ha.piichoris and srinctts.
Violius repaired and hair put to boss.
Apply a, Nix. N;;lbarn's Gate Gcoge
Ru,tsr's,l Union Greer, near Merchant
wharf. Dee. ). .eo3t+
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D,1o1ui;io,. Of Pasne.ap.

The. partnerfhip between A.
dan, Cooke and John Goolriek, Under the
irfo of Cooke and Goclrick lowing TO the
interference Of mercantile huhnefs with
the prosefionai aitumion OF one of,hepa part
nsrs) is this day diGolved BY mutual con.
'ienr. All t,,oie who may aand indebted
to the faid firm, and alto tilc:s 20 whom
the laid firm may be Indebted, arc reqreit.
ed 10 apply to Adam Cooke for payment.
ADAM COOKE,
JOHN GCCLRlCK,
Du,afr;cs, Nov. SO, 1901.
O. Adam Cooke will in future carry
on the bufneis on his own aceount-he
has large ard extcndve aRortment Of
Fail and Winter Goods,
which will be 6ld on the MOE moderate
terms for cafh OF country produce.
1aw,t ADAM COOKE.
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10 be Leajsd
For the term Of IL years, at reaionable
rcDtS,
Sundry tracts Of Land in

oundry tracts OF Land IN
the counties. OF Berkley and Hamplhire,
in teneaerts OF convenient dinchhons,
from Ico to eco acres.
In bERXLEY.
s26 acres upon piIe river Potomac, oP
polite to fort Frederic.
100 acres UPON the river Potomac, at
the mouth of the Warm Spring run.
go acres upon the nor'n fork ct Sleepy
Creek.
Ga Mr.. Batter, living at Bath, can
thew thete Lands.
In HAMPsHIRs.
sol acres on, New Creek, at the mouth
of Kittie!ick branch.
100 acres on the drains of Abrahan's
creek, on the Allegheny mountain.
633 acres on the fouth fork of Glib
bon's run.
65+ acres on the Allegheny rnopnsvm.
between the gap over to Pine Swamp and
another gap, called "The way is Hr&ns-
tons meadow"
s7s acres, called the /" Trout-pord
. tract" on the drains Of Grea. Cacapcn.
The i've aforementioned tracts were to-
ken ~ near 20 years ago, and granted to
Thomas Bvyan Martin, decea,ed, and by
him conveyed to the iubicriber. Any Of
theie tracts aEe to be parchsted at Tea-
ioraoie price one hall Of the noaey TO
be paid down, and for the other credit will
BE allowed. For further particular. apply
In Alexandra to the fubic,ibcg.
CHARLES LEE.
SEPT. IS. zaw
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Nert. IL,
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Dec. s..
FOX SALE,

FOX oALE,
A. Tract of LAND III
Frederick county, Virginia, containing:
400 acres. Property in the county OF
Fairfax or town Of Alexandra, will be
taken in payment.
Enquire of the Printers.
Dec. S. cost
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Neou Hayduars Sto3'e.
The Subscribers having commenced b..
nefs under the frs OF
Hamilton and Green,
Offer forfale at their fore, corner of Prince
and Fairfax ttrests, formerly occupied b
Ricketts,, New,on and CO. general al
ior:pent of
Hayduare 6 Groceries.
JAMES H. HAMILTON
CLEMENT GREEN.
Ga. 7. 60
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DAMCLNG.

Mr.. LONGER informs the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Alexandria and its en-
viron., that he has opened his Dancing
School IN Mr.. Thomas Herbert's houfe,
conner of Fairfax and Cameron Streets,
where he teaches all the Dances at preient
in faihion. He has provided very excel
lent MuGcisn to play in his School,. and
has alto provided great variety of new
and hanafornc Co.;liiona and Set-Dancss.
Mr.. L. hopes that the good footing up
en- which ne has eaabkhed his Academy
this winter will enfure him the approbati-
OF and encouragement of the Alexandra
ans. Pricegof Tuition, Ten Dollars a
quarter, coaiiit;ng of - days-eyery Fri.
day ard Saturday. One half of: the mo-
ney to be paid in advance, and the other at
the expiration of the quarter.
Mr.. L. alto informs the young Gen
tle.nen, who cannot attend in the day
time, thar he has, tor their convenience,
opened
Mlght-School
in the fame horfe where he keeps his Day
School, and for which he has likewife pro-
videa il the belt manner. Price Eight
Dollars quarter, of r. Nights-every
Thurlday and Friday, from 6 till 9
o'clock.
December S. 60
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FOR SALE,
On liberal credit, or kets for a tern Of

On liberal credit, or ke: for tern Of
yeart,
That elegant Brick Building
on King iireet, adjoining the premiies Of
George Gilpin, Efq. Nothing is faid in
favor of its ftuation or conveniences, any
peslon inclined to purchafe or leate, will,
pleafe to view it and Judge for thenielves.
TO LET,
The Warehoule at the corner
of King and Union ttreets, lately occuPi-
ed by MIR. c. Wilton. A56, the Ware
houles adjoining.
TO LEASE,
Fer a term Of years.,
A LOT fronting Merchants
wharf and the alley adjoining. The Gtu-
alton for the -four or wholelale bufnefs, is
allowed to be the frf in the Diaria Of
Columbia.
TO, RENT,
To careful and indu9rious tenants,
Several PLANTATIONSn
the county of Fairfax. PoGedion will be
given the dr& of January.
Dec. S. eo3t
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Mght-Scho0I

Ihave for Sale,
4 quantity Of Seine Irvine,
A few bales excellen. Soaking,
/ cais Spaniih Whiting,
S, 10, II and .od. Nails.
G. My Fall Goods arc
rse,ivsa. JOHN JANNEY.
ono. z9. law zm+
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Thomas 6 John Wright,

Thomas s John Wright,
Kms frert, Jscaud doorfrom Royal 9,est,
HAVE IMPORTED,
BY The Property, Via Philadelphia, ard
Six SJaes, Balfimorc,
Irllh Linens,
Scotch and Irifi1 mullins,
Mems, boys and childrens' hats,
Worried and cotton hoGery,
Black linen and bow frings, for hat
tiers, sc. &c.
Which with a general aaortment OF
DRY GOODS,
fuitable for the feafon, they offer for iale
en- the mott realonable terms, for cath.
Nov. 3 60