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7. B. MKEAN.
FROM THE NEw-yoRK GAZETTE.
OF LOUISIANA.

OF LOUISIANA. LErTER IL.
He mutt have little acquaintance with CT.
vii I.,tory, who does no, know that nations
are prohted in foms cafes by the attempts CT
IN enemy to depteis them. Political bodies,
like natural ones, may acquire yigor and
health by the exertions they make in defending
thsm!slves. | do not fay that fraternal
hug from the French nation from the quar-
ter OF LouiGana is an event to be deired, bur
| fay that it is NOT TO be dreaded. He NUT
be very pugnacious indeed, WHO would go to
war with . nation ,nefely becaufe he fuipeet
ed that upon ione future oeeailon they would
attempt to do him an injury. And he mutt
have little poiticaEfostitude, who apprshends
perpetual darkness in bis country, merely be-
cauls he fees . large cloud colleSfing.--I CEN
flde that the Loui!iana colony will produce
lome good and falusary efeGs in ihort time
among tie citizens Of the United States. 1t
will produce greater degree of harmony a.
mong our fellow Citizens, and it will, teach us,
that men are net the more to be confdsd III,
bscaufe they have though. ct 10 call ,hem.e!yes
the friends Of E5erty. But .llels are theore
teal advantages the colony in qusaion will
be apt to produce ione practical and fold be.
Deits, which ihalI ends.vour to explain up
on lomc future oecahon.
The bounds of the United States are
well defined by our treaties with England
and Spain nor is it to be wifhed, that we
had a more extenfve territory. The hap
pinels Of government is conaantly en-
dangered, and its unity is often defroyed,
by extending itielf too far. 1t. has not
been al,edged, as think that the French
nation fets up any claim at prelent to
any part Of our territory. Their Object
as they express themfelves, is to prevent
Us from extending too far 10 the wefward.
They would proven, US from devouring
the Spaniards. They know themfelyes to
be more powerful and more humane, and
they can difpatch the Spaniards with a bet
ter grace. The boundary line of the u
nited States, as have faid, is we'll defn-
ed but the bounds Of LouiGana, as l
fufpetf, ars not defined with equal ,preciG
on. The French will not extend their
festlements beyond the Floridas and Lou.
ihana, but I conjecture that many years
will not pats before iome doubts may be
fuggeaed concerning the proper bounds of
LouiGana. We are told by fome modern
geographers, that the river MiGGipiis the
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Jared Mgs,GH,
Moles Ley,
NJ. Rawk.
July.6th 1907.

Queaion. Whether fogars refined
within the United States, which may be
fent out and difpoled ofafter the goth day
of June, 1907, are liable to the duties i'm.
pofed by the act of Congrefs OF the 9Th
day of June 1894?
By the sd Section of the act of the 9Th
Of June 1885, aduly is to be levied, col
letted, and paid upon all fugar which hall
be retired within the United States. I'm.
connected wish the other parts Of the act,
there would be no donbt upon the teetion,
that the duty would accrue upon the COM
ple5ion Of the proceis by; the iugar .refner.
But by the fifth fiction it is enacted, that
thefugar 1e6ner fhall give bond to enter
ina book all fugar which he ihall refine,
and Of the quantities from day to day ient
out, and ihaIi on the hra day of January,
April, July and October, render jrf and
TRUE ACCOUNT of all the refined iugar
which he ihall have TENT out, sc. 1.-THE
Legislature had intended that refined fu-
glr fhonld have beenfubjea to the duty,
as ioor as the process was completed, the
entry in the book, of the quantity refined,
would have been fufhcient, and the entry
of t1fe fdgar lent orr would have beenunne-
cefary. Butas refined fugar was liable
70 accidents ana waite, if the duty was to
a'tach upon the article unfold as foon as
manufactured ilr would operate as !. dicuu,
lagement to rhe manufactures. Tt was
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upon alliugar winch mali De IeHned With.
in the United States, a duty Of two cents
per pound.
The fifth lsaion of that ata makes it
the duty ofthe reflner 10 make entries in
his books or papers ofall fugar which he
fhall refine, and of the quantities from day
to day, by him or her fent out of-the
houie or building where the fame fhall be
refined, ard to render juf and true ac-
count, quarterly, of the fugar 70 fent our.
And at the time of rendering each account
10 pay or fecure the duties upon the REIN
ed fugar in the faid aeroaat mentioned.
By the ieventh fiction, every rehner Of
fugar ihail, yearly, il required by an Off
GER Of INFECTION, make oath Of The truth
of accounts rendered by him Of the guam,
titles of refined fugar ient ont.
The att paaed on the iXth of April,
1907, entitled an g. act to repeal the INFER.
nal taxes, !" provides that after the Thrift
eth of June the internal duties on refined
fngars thall be discontinued, and all acts
and parts Of acts relative theretoihall be
repealed, Provided that for the recovery
and receipt of fuch duties as hall have
accrued, and on the day aforeiasd re-
main outfanding, the provi6ons OF The
aforefaid acts thall remain il full force and
virtue.
The principal quefion then aridng oa
comparative view Of the two a6t.is, whe-
ther the duties onfugars which, although
now manufactured or refined, have not
been TENT out Of thellos.ie or building, are
to be eonGdered as having accrued and be
ing out Randing and We are inclined to
think that thele expeditions, accrued
and outitanding,' can only apply to fneh
fugars, as by having been fent cut Of the
houfe, OF building, have thereby fubJetfed
the rehner TO the payment OF the duty
thereon, and that the iugars now refined
may be TENT out Of the honfe, &c. after the
soth to June without fubjeaing the sefn-
ner of the duties impofcd by the act hrf
mentioned.
Signed, i S Sf s59 5 5zS7,
June goth, 1902.
It's to my mind efficiently clear, that
no duties can, with propriety, be laid to
have accrued, and on the goth June
1902 to remain outeanding," except en-
fugars fent out Of the houfe or building on
or before that day: and I therefore, on
mature reflection, concur in the foregoing
opinion: and am further of opinion,
that the fugar refners are under no obi
CATION to comply with any part of Mr..
Cox's written regulations of yeaeiday,
and that no penalties or forfeitures of any
kind, can in future, be incurred under the
ACT OF the 9Th June 1894.
WILLIAM LEWIS.
July If, 1902.
Upon deliberate conhderaticnwe are
confirmed in the ientiments expreAed in
our preceding opinion of the goth of lait
month.
Jared IngsrfsH,
Moles Levy,
NJ. Raqyle.
July. 9th 1907.
Quefion. Whether fugars refined
within the United States, which may be
:fent out and diipofed ofafter the goth day
of June, 1902, are liable to the duties i'm.
pofed by the act of Congrefs OF the 9Th
day of June I794'
By the Sd Section of the act Of the 9Th
Of June 1894, aduly is to be levied, col
letted, and paid upon all fugar which lhall
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TO BE SOLD,
On Wsansfaay, tie Iotb day Of Novem5er
nert, on tie Premlfs,

Ga WsaHsfeap, TIE Iofb day Of 4N0rOsm9fr
near, on tie Prem1es,
Ninety Acres Of Land.
Belonging TO the efste Of Roger Wet,
deceaied, on credit until the 1T day of
March, 1903, the purchafer giving bond,
with approved fecurity, which, when paid
good and iuficient deeds fhall be made.
This Land is about three miles from
Town, and begins at the road going to
Mount Vernon; and forms an oblong fquare
adjoining the lands Of William Hepburn
and the late Lord Fairfax, plat Of which
will be produced.
RICHARD CONWAY, Exeea.or.
October 7. d
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IRISH LINENS.

Rseei0ed BY tie Ship Brufns, via Ljver-
pal,
A imall Invoice Of A & 7-Sths wide
IRISH LINENS, well aiIorted and for
Sale, on reafonable terms by
WILLIAM LADD.
N. B. He daily expects an aiIorsnent
Of WooLENs.
October Is.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-08-04

NOTE
ti,ltory Of the Uni.cd States f.,
1876, Chap. VII,
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4p Gltlabetb Danlllton,
Author OF the !" Memoirs of MOdtth Philoio.
piers" &c.

ON this interelling and highly importan,
branch of tcence fcvrral valuable works have,
within few years, been preieuted to the public,
among which the above, as it is the mott recent,
70 is it pre- eminently ufeful Led by her fubjeGa
into an inquiry concerning the nature oil the active
powers, and intellectual faculties OF the human
mind Mrs. Hamilton has developed thole powers
and faculties with peripicuity and ability
which, while 1t arreGs the attention OF thofe "ho
have mott fuccei,tuily ftudtd thcie iuh]ects, mutt
render competent knowledge OF them ZANZIBAR
TO the mott ordinary capacity. The iuperiieial-
neis and frivolity of character engendered by the
modern iyitem OF education, have been long, and
iuftiy, iubjea of complaint; but the parti-
cuIar cauies by which theic ieri us evils haze
been produced. were hitherto but imperlecty
known, or little attended to: To trace thsie evils
to their iource, and to point out the proper re-
medy, is the ultimate object to which the meri'
torious efforts of this Author have been erected;
and in thefe efforts fhe has, it is believed iucced"
ed beyond the mott iangulne expectat ons. ou'a
indeed, is the importance of the inquiries which
form tn c lubiect of this work, and 10 great the
iuccefs with which thoie inquiries have been PuF'
iued, that the happef consequences 70 iaciety
may TSdtOuduiy uS CAfcSlNu ~ i|i0''
prefeut publication TO all it is in,ereling IN
very high degree, but to mothers d 'n'l'les, and
Others engaged in the Formation Of Tie minis CT
children and youth, it will prove an ae4'tlioH
truly Invaluable.
The rapid flle of two ia,preilion, Of his work
in England, luffieiea'y evlnces the high eiumln-
on in which it is there held: An American edlti'
on--cqual to, ana at li,Ic more thta hill he
price of the Britlh elition'-is no" offered TO
the patronage oil tic American puoIc; by whom
its merits will, DOUBTLESS, be juHIy appreelarel1'
T An Extraa fran the a5o0e WOrk.J
6 From mott of the writers on education 1t
+" would appear, thar it is only to people OF rank
" and fortune that education is a mater OF any
F." Importance. BY fuct alone can he iyitem'
{" that are generally propol4d, be adopted 10
$ fuch, therefore, mutt we believe them to ne
+" cxclulively addrefcd. 10 make hne ladies'
e and fnifhed gentlemen forms no part OF my
g plan, which has for its object the iublectioh%
&c the paHions, the direction of the 4acctons' alo
the cultivation Of the faculties THAI are common
sc to the whole human rscc."
TIE price of the Birth edi:i:n, IS hites"
III llings, Sterling, in boards
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CARVING, GLIDING. opd
VANISHING.
Mrs. RACHEL ATKINS

(From PHILADELPHIA
In PRlNcE-STREET, Jetzuefn Faiyfax
AMI Water Streets, next dear to D,
Dicks in the boals LATELY occupied B,
Grove fright;
Respectfully informs the citizens Of
Alexandria that fhe intends reiidinq here
for few months, and will be happy in
executing any orders in the above branch.
es of bu6nefs. She regilds aad yarnihes
old frames 70 as to make them appear like
ew-and likewi!e varpiahes hem with
particular kind OF warmth thar will bear
walhing.
She has on hand,
A large and elegant aaorsment of
Prints and Looking-GlaEes
Of every defcriPtion, which will be fold
on the lowef terms for ca(h.
Orders from dilance will lie punau.
ally attended to.
September 8. 60
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ADVERTISEMENT.
By virtue of a Deed Of Trulf

By virtue Of a Deed Of Trult
from Ihaae Mc'Pbsy/on to the fubfcriber,
will be expofed to lale upon the premifes,
on Monday the 10th day of September
next, fair, if not, the next fair day:
Three leveral parcels Of land,
lying upon the fouth fde of Occoquan, in
the county of Prince William.-One OF
the faid parcels has front of 40 feet,
and 90 feet deep; upon this there is Greet
ed a BRICK MILL-HOUSE, s. feet
long, Is wide, four tories high, with
two water wheels, four pair tones offeven
feet diameter each, with al! the machinery
Ia ely introduced into merchant mills, IN
complete order. This mill is ftuated up
on ftream lufficient to work the four pair
of ffones and the machinery Of the mill the
year through; upon this ground is alto
erected Brick Dwelling Houfe, 60 feet
by "a. Another of the laid parcels OF
ground adjoining thereto has SO feet front,
and is of the fame depth, upon which IS
erected Warehoufe.
A Tract of land, containing
thirsy.four acres, adjacent to the other
two parcels. 300 dollars OF the pur-
cAaia money mutt be paid in hand, Gre.
dit'on any further fun the property may fell
fr will be given as can be agreed upon
en- the day Of fale
AMES KEITH.
July rs. eott
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Bath. or Warm Springs.

odti1S "a ~
Two well iituated lots, on one OF them
is f.nan building large enough TO accom-
moda;e one family.
The terms OF lale will be made known
,y application to either of the iubleri-
beis.
SAMUEL WASHINGTON, Calpetbsr eeuny.
GEORGE S. WAsHINGToN, Jeteyoa, do.
WILLIAM A. WAsHINcToN, Wsfmer-
iund, do.
GsoRcE w. P. CusT1s, Mount Waybbing-
ton, Fairfax, do.
BusHRoD WAsHINGTGN, NJ. Isrnon, DO.
LAwRENcs LEWIS, Wo0d La7pn, do.
Auguf 80. zaW
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r E M @ Y A L.

&C. JOHN BYRNE has re-
moved 10 the corner Of King and
Royal Streets, oppofite MIR.
Motifs commonly called Nc
Knights tavern, where he has
for fale CHoIcE WINES, SPIRIT
Gus L1QUoNs and GROCERIES, at
moderate prices.
September 3. eo7;t
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Have for Sale, wAoze7a7e and re-
tail, at tbseir Book and Stationary Store,
liz King freet, between Royal and Far
fax fyeets, The t0lloSOing articles, on
.zvbicb liberal dedndion qoiN be mate
TO tbgls qob0 pn,cba/e to/eH 4gm:
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Store, in King Street,
The MINSTREL or the Progrels of
Genius, with fome other Poems, by Jas.
Beattie, l.. L. D. ornamented with a
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boards, or dollar Is cents bound and
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Africa, from the Cape Of Good Hope to
Morocco, fom the years 1884, to 1871
through CaElaria, the Kingdoms ofMat-
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MuGhato, sc. likewiie acrofs the great
Defert of Sachara and the northern parts
Of Barbary translated from the German
of Chrifian Frederick Damberger, illuf-
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lar < cents. Foxes Book of Martyrs,
or an Un;verEal Hiaory of Martyldom,
embellilhed with forty elegant copper
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Lie of Frederick Trenck, tranllated
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price 37I cents. The Hifory of North.
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Refined Salt Petre, blythe quar-
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Chan Books.

Prompter; Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp,
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JUNIUS.
For the REPUBLICAN.

a FEW particulars Of the CeSezs. which
"A has been much celebrated in Town, have
traaipred. and we think brief fketch Of them
would gratify the public. We. therefore, trauf-
mir them TO you. expecting they viii be laid be-
fore your readers. We mention the caucus as
hasiag been celebrated. I, has. on many &C.
cesnss = particularly on two :--fnR, that it
~ss held OF Ss-dry and feconily, that it
was held at the lasgsa, aad noa msgnihccnt
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anchors. Left, Thons. Wilton. Ioa,s Of
Philadelphia, to fail foon Telegraph,
Gardner, Of DO. not began TO load. The
hip Hazco, Turner, from Bottom, rua On
nlore on tie bar in going up 70 Liverpool,
faid 10 be the careIelsneis of the pilot, aad
when capt. w. failed, tie laid in a DANCE
roas Gtuation. Spoke Nov. II. iilip Ma
nv from Cha..eacn for Liverpool. D2c.
4, lpokc brig -, Wentworth, tIcm
Marblehead, for Bilboa.
Capt. .lngcrfol, arrived here on Sunday
Iaa, communicates the following: Left az
ST. Lucia, OCT. 50, fchr. But
Ter, of N. London. AZ St. 1homss,
Nov. s, Ranger, Berry, Of Sandwich, fox
CharleIton. Americans allowed 70 land
Lumber and Fifth only ar 81. Lncia. No
vember II, fpoke brig Jane, from Port
land, for yamsica. Nov. II, fpoke Ehr.
Sally, from Madeira, for Pordnoath.
Same day, ichT. from New Haven, for
Havana, horles on deck. Nov. 23, poke
lchr. Harmony, from New York iol IA.
maica, ftock on deck.
Tshgrabbe, Dec. s. The Proprietor
announces, that there arc now at the Vine
yard, among other veiels, viz. one for
Bottom, one for Salem, che for Gloucefer,
one for NewburypoTg, one for Portlmoati
and orc for Bath.
Coating Craft. Arrived, Hunter,
Prince, Phiiadelphia Malinda, Kent,
Penoblcots; Polly, Holbrook, Plymouth
Freelove, Wathmao, Savannah Caroline,
Slocum, Richmond Polly, Lawrence,
Alexandria; Eriendhip, Snow, Richmond;
Poker, S,avcrs, port(mouth Iadufry,.
Cole, Biddeford; Three Brothers, Half
kell, Newbarypors; Lydia, Purbeck,
Salem; Packer, Cunningham, W'IfcaGet.
Cleared, PfiEcilla, Lombard, Warrington;
Patty, Boadge, Postfnouth Rhoda,
Green, Philadelphia; Mohawk, South
worth, Norfolk Polly, Hancock, Char
Teton; Eliza, Herrick, Baltimore Fair
Lady, Mclcher, Bath /; Lydia, LobelI,
Philadelphia; Mary, Nickerfon, Pro-
yincc,own; Betiey and Polly, Davis, E
denton; Leonidas, Luce, Baltimore; SAL
Iy, Siiner, Waldeboro.
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iis. TIE Eleaor of Montz, receives ms
principa.lty and CRY Of Ratli5on, anu
Weszief, with the title Of a eoui1ty.
SEA-. AZ. The College OF lhps,is'e =.
ties Glall Tor The future con:itt OF nc ,'ss
ana independent cities Of Augtourgh' ~
beck, Nuremherg, Frankfort, bremen,
and Hamburger. They lhal' poiie''. 'nei'
re(t,stiive territories 10 full foyere'gnty
and josiGlitsiion. They hsll alto ENJOY !
perfect neutrality in all wars Of the En-
pise, and G.2ii always be escmpt from any
military con.t;oation, ordinary or extra
ordinary; and il all qaci}lons OF war OF
peace, lhaii be cntircly ard necsiasily
diilj,cnfed irom accedlng TO TIC feiolut'ons
OF the Empire they lhall ALTO iePafsieiy
receive TIC following indemnlties, exc.
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DEpME, October +.

The new Deputies whom our proslil-
onal Government had lent 70 Schwitz, TO
concert With tie DIET, on the part to be
taken in the prefot circumstances, M.
Pitcher, Pfchdent Of the Commliion OK
Ten, and Ftefcheng of Runlingen, re-
turned to thar city on the 24tfl. lhey
have brsnghs to General Bashlnann the
order TO diGolvc the confederate army.
Yesterday and the day before, the con-
tineenta II the fa,all Caniohs have Teiam-
Ell the road TO their homes. That OF
Schwitz has carried SwaY an Helvetic
iiandard which the coa!llerA!es took IN the
battlc of the 81.
twas thaa8ht at fiji that the paid
Bernele troops you'd remain but rs it
was ini0ed that they ai{o lhould be dii-
banded, they have conforlned to that in
vitaiion, and are abons TO be dliolVed
l;kewif@. The levies Of troops, COM
msndcd in a great number of Cantons,
are fufpended IN all. General Aui-der-
Mout, who Pahed fomc days here, IS gone
to Schwitz, General Bachmann IS aih
there with bis Etat- Major and his head
quarters.
The Commiflion of Ten has juf addred-
ed proclamation to the inhabitants ofthc
Canton of Berne, to thank them for the
important feryices they have rendered TO
the public veal, and for the zeal they
have msnifcifed fer the re- 1ablifhment OF
the ancient regime. They have invited
them 10 remain tranquil in their homes.
Gradolphe, Secretary of Legation TO
Citizen Verninac, has been here tor fome
days; he invited the Commiilioa of Ten
10 a1rmbie, ard made them important
ovcrtpres. We have room to hope thas
tranquility will be foon reifored, and that
cur afaigs will be arranged in fstisiatto-
~ manner.
Yesterday General Rapp gave grand
dinner, al which General Bachmapn was
prefent with his Etat. Major. The free
corps OF Berne will ferye as a guard Of no.
nor to General Rapp during his fay here.
The Helvetic government and the TWO
demi brigadcs are not yet arrived.