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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21
FROM THE n. e. PALLADIUM
MEssRs. EDIrcRs

MEssRs. EDIroRs
Lord Cbsae56eI4, though a profeaed
mao of the world, and thoroughly verfed
in the etiquette of fashionable life, has, in
fome of his writings, very happily ex
roCtd the folly, as we'll as IMMUNITY OF the
ducliR. The wonderfully important par
ticulars Of late duel at New York, fus
geRed TO me the expediency of publiihins
his Lordihip's thoughts, relative to Thu
fabieH. Toidch man, on iuch i fub.
isef, our American men Of bcror ought to
iiaen without prejudice. lend you, at
this time, his observations on the atysroi
the word 6susr ;-fhould you ,hinkproFer
10 pub!ilh them, l lhall foon fepd you a
farther extract, wherein his LoIdlhi P for
cioly and pointedly ridicules the Prattice
sf duellirg.
Yours, SC.
ANXIOUS.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21
From THE BosroN GAzsTTE.
CHRONICLES.

CHRONICLES.
7, AND it came to pats thar in the
fri year OF the reign OF the gteas Mao
Mammoth. :.
a, The Man Mammoth ient for red
.,nan from the Wilderness, called the Lit
sle Turtle, and for his followers, ard laid
unto them.
=. We have called by different colours
brethren Of the fame complexion: We
IRE all white men, we are all red men
l.. Behold have fome,hing TO COM
manicate to youfvery great Importance TO
yon and yolr children The redpeople.
{. The great S2iri, has lately made to
the enlightened white men, mca PIeci-
Gus gift, which will forever feeure them
from that terrible plague the f'nall pox,
which has alD been 70 repeatedly deitEuc-
tive anony.s the tribes of red men.
s. The practice is ess and all the
tribes Of white men are following it.
7. Aad the Little Turtle exclaimed,
Oh! Mammoth, why have we not been
told of It's benefits before.
s. The Man Mammoth aniwsred and
faii, daring the late adin:nf-a'ion' thoie
who were not Of particular colour were
excluded from the benign practice (; and
by iieady purflit OF this msaiare, one
half the inhabitants of this continent were
interditted fonl,he right and the ole.iinss
Of Kline 1nnocuialion.
%. | have determined to extend theie
blefings to all the tribes of the red men
and thar the fame of the coed lhai b.
known Throughout the land.
10. The Man Mammoth then TENT tor
his holy man, and commanded him to
make inci6cn into TIE arms OF the Little
Turtle, and his followers, and Immaculate
them With matter which he had received
from altar of, even from Philosophical! Ct.
rizen of the Bay State.
II. And the Man Mammoth fwore by
the 50 rights of mar, and the Mazzeian
i,Qem" tina, every mar, woman ARD,
child of thc'red people ihould receive this
dncaie.
II, But the Little Turtle faid, we
have among us many 70 aged and inhrm,
tina, mild as is the operation, and the dh-
edfe., !rreble frames may rot be- atle to
fupPort II.
"a, The Man Mammoth replied, beno
afraid, we had phi!Oiopher who up
ward. of four fcore years of age was the
ornament Of human rature.
u. And they were all aAonilhed al
the profound reafoning of the Man Nam
moth.
*. The Man Mammoth continued, If
would have given NE pleaiuEe TO have
found moderate participation of The kline
pox among the red people ! would glad
~ have lei, 10 time and accident to ralie
them to their jua flare. BOT the total
cxsluGon calls tor pronpter ccircttives.
IS. Iihail correct tie procedure tut
that done, return with joy 10 that fate OF
.hirss, when the only Gasaion con.
corning candidates for ,ioroculas:on iha!l
be arc they fui'able tabjetts and Go they
win to take the diieaie?
IT And the Gery was told to all the
people and Pubiiihed in all the papers.
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ANXIOUS.

ABUSE OF TIE WORD HONOR.
The word Loasr, in its proper iignid-
cation, do lbtleis inpi the VI ted ieuti-
msn,s Of virtue, ;ruih and jaiti2e, carried
by generous roind oeyond ,hot. mere
moral obligations, "!.ica Ii: !avs REQ l;re
or can puni.h the violation OF. A true
man of honor viii net c)rt,ns itinteit
wish the li.e,al dil large ?: tie duties e
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-21

FORK, 20 "a
Herrings, sa s
Codhih, Sa s 50
Coffee, 20 II fous
Sugar, 5a 6 dols
Mo.anes, Z a z 50
Cotton, l9 a 20
Logwood, Is a 80 per ton
Cocoa, is 9 20 fous. fcarce.
Ss:';' r's''1.
Duties, Is per cent. upon exports, aas
10 Per cent. upon imports. ~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-17

We are nc. to be iurprized that Mr..
Adams lhould be greatly affected in bis
feelings. He had been above 80 years in
theiervice ofhis country; & thusinthe eyen-
ing of life, confcious with what linglenefs
OF heart he had ever conducted, to lee the
ingratitude OF his fellow citizens TO fee
honors leaving him, to be conferred on
one who hadtno jua claim to them, and
who never could have obtained them bur
by bqrfing open the DOORS" tofse,
as 10 many initances, yirtuous but Min
formed characters oppofed to him, TO tear
the delufon would continue till the
country he had 70 long feryed would be
ruined TO fear injuffice would be done
to his memory--it was ievere trial fox
the Pphiiofgphy Of one, who. when it re-
garded himlelt, to-got the doctrines he had
often taught Of the inHabiIity of the mul--
titude, the ingratitude of republics, ara
the ficcefs Of intriguing demagogaes. Bue
Mr.. }eferfon's attempt TO fab the char
atiers Of Warrington and Adams will be
finally in vain. On their remembrance
will poferity dwell with delight, while
the name of their caluglniator ihall fins
in every honeG mans pronunciation.
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!. ora;ansine ground en- account Of, hay
sus ss ouaber Of paAsngers on board.
snyy ,ln brio Hunter, captain M'Corkle,
Jaws from ST. Jago de Cuba. Lett
~ brio Ruby, Ovens, OF Baltimore !;
i a'soo,sr Edward and Edmund, Hays, OF
Philadelphia. c,- =. ~,
Nv. captain Smith, of Philadelphia from
cas uS bound to TO New Providence.
sIio. the French brig La Rebecca,
-, EDWARDS, 81 days from Havre de
Gfaee.
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REFLECTIONS

oNTHE LATE EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
The information which the Taft arrivals
haVs brought from Europe, is deeply IN
'sreiting. Whatever pafes on that great
theatre, naturally excites the attention
Of The whole civilized world. Mef of
lie nations of that quarter of the globe
ale peaceably diipoied, and when lubjeets
u controversy arife, foon accommodate
,1eir differences In an amicable manner.
out the old riYalhip that fubfits between
Sreat- Britain and France, feldom fufers
"sie nations TO remain at peace with each
V'0er longer than is Efficient TO recruit
'noie reiouTces which are exhaulted by
war. When hofilities between them com.
.nence, they contrive to involve the grea-
.ef part OF the civilized world, directly or
incidentally, in their diiputes. When
.ney are at peace, all the world is obligeo
- watch their mealures, and are induced
- LOOK up to them, asobjedsot cu1ioh,y,
a. a:l peiions in private look up to-high and
osnlnguiihed characters. On the theatre
y lance, three great events have lately
.sSured' which merit the peculiar at,en-
~. .au,f OF the friends of religion, of liberty,
a sou OF hrmanity-theie are The re.
40linment Of the Roman Catholic Re.
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TTs be continued.

We cam by captain Wifwall, that in
coniequsnce of the Governor of the BAHIA
mas having laid duty on all goods land
ed at Turks Iiland, and ALTO a duty of l
penny per bulhel on falt, the inhabitants
are relolved not TO difpofe Of any more Of
that article, under exiting circumstances,
and have fsnr deputy to England, to
obtain repeal of the above acts, which
they conceive highly opprelive. Several
American veGels, which had touched there,
were unable to procure any falt,
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.


Gsnual CommiEoaerse Of Bankruptcy.
DjqriF Of Yuginia.
Lyttleton w. Tazewell, l
Richard E. Lee, Of Nor-
Mofes Myers, f0A.
Thomas Blanchard.
For New Jfe51.
Thomas Ward,
Phineas Manning,
John Cobb,
Ifaiah Skim,
Abraham Brown,
Anthony F. Taylor.
Far The Djaria Of Ma0aebzfe..s.
Jonathan L. Aufn,
Thomas Dawes, Junr.
Samuel Brown,
Joleph Blake,
Samuel A. Otis,
Thomas Edwards,
JoGah Smith,
Ralph CroE,
Joieph Markwan,
Joihua Carter.
For The Djaria Of Maine.
Jofeph M'Lellen,
Joleph Boyd,
Soliman Chace,
William Wedgery.
1bomas Stnayt of TenneGee, Attorney
for thar diaritf.
Extraa efa letter from The coafaletfbe U.
States at Malaga, to The Secretary Of
STATE, dated Apnl dPrl22, 1902.
"No innovation has taken place in the
quarantine laws on veGels from the Unit
ed States, fnce the regulation mentioned
In my laf.* Venels that do not come
iurnllhed with bill of health, certified
BY tse Spaniih conful reident in the dill
!ria they proceed from, are kept in OBJ
etvation the number of days that the
deputies of this board ofhealth think pro-
per, though they ieldom exceed from ten TO
twenty"
That vs0Sh fran The Y. s. @oad Be
s : to entries apoa certificates from tie
S9ani@ CogfaLs in parts qckeace hey FAILED,
Ssa' 10 contagious dll5rders prsvaa fbers.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

BY virtue Of deed Of truit,
from Bernard Ghequier to the fubfcriber
to fecure Korn & -Wiienailler, as indorf-
ers of certain notes drawn by the faid Bsr-
nard Ghequier, negotiable at the bank Of
Alexandra, and there dilcountsd for his
accommodation,
On the fifth day Of Augua
next will be expofed to fale, for ready
money, upon the .pren1ilss
A LOT OF GROUND,
with feveral valuable improvements there
on, lying on the. eaG fde of Fairfax-St
between King and Prince ftreets, in the
town of Alexandria fronting 70 feet up
on Fairfax Street and running back eighty
feet.
John THOMAS RICKETTS,.
Iply II. ddl
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-07-17
PORT OF ALEX44NDRI.4.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Rachel, Stevens, Jamaica
Milford, M'Namara, do.
Sally, Ruael, PaGan,aquoddy
Enterprise, Mitchell, New York
Polly & Sally Keith, Baltimore
CLEARED,
Sloop Diana, Allen, Jamaica
ecfr. Eliza. Whistredge, Salem.
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aIeranorta aDuerttssr.

The LADIES Of Alexandra and
:. vicinity are informed that the TEA
p.,rrrs al the Brumalau, will commence
n Saturday next at $ o'clock in the even
mo. and will continue once fortnight,
where their company is folicited.
q DsHEaLE, | & THO. CLAcETT,
VIM. NEWTON, - w. PAToN, Jun.
: &c {. Dick, IS 4. Lynn.
July IS.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-06-09
IT. be t6nt!aasd. ]
RALEGHt May 10,

Our correspondents writes from Fay
etteville, May 6. that {: The Superior
Court for this diitri6t concluded its
felton, on Monday lalt JeGe Jones a
free Negro, charged with having robbed
the fore of Mr.. Kelly, on tie night Of
the tate fire ii this place, uas found
guilty by tie iury, and received fenfence
OF death. He is to be executed on the
1T day Of next month.
I his day about two O'Clock, the
town was vifted by violent form of
wind, thundcr and tightening. BY a
lfroke Of the latter, Daniel M'Rae, ION
of Duncan M'Rae, Efquire, fthis place,
was unfortunately killed.
The lightning truck the top OF Mr..
MRS houG, and divided and came
down each!Ide by the doors and win
dcws, with comfortable injury to the
building. The child was found in -the
hall near the door without any figns OF
life. / have however, Jays Mr.. NJ
Rae, in letter to a friend, reafon 10 be
thnkFpl that my lols was not much
greater for two Of my children (my
eldet daughter and young child) were
playing on bed up fairs which Good
clole 10 the wall, and efcapcd unhurt,
notwithstanding the bcdaead was That
tered to pieces, and the bed covered
with platering, broken gla5, parts Of
;he window frames, Gtc---On the other
fde ofthe houie fat my eldert ION, read
ing, wirhin fix inches Of thc wall, which
was alto G1attered, and he received no
INJURY, tho Immediately below bin, in
the frt lory,was the little unfortunate
victim.
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truth, however, it not only does not fur.
Nth redreis, but it is ainoit impolIible
1hat it ihould.
At the irR glance of this fubieet, a
trait of grols abfurdisy and iniultice ap-
pears. IfA owes 3 +. 1900 due by
one bond, and owns 500 acres of land
the latter can take by execution 2so
acres, and no more. But ifA owes, pre-
ciiely the fame fun, in ten different
parcels, rhe tirft creditor may take 50
acres, the fecond moiety of the other
$50 acres, and 10 on until the land is NOT
worth dividing. Two men, therefore
under the prejenr law may own the fame
quantity of land, may owe the fame
FUN of money, and yet circumstance
In itielt quite immaterial, the diviion
OF che debt, will produce very mate
rial difference in the fituation of the
parties.
The hra objection which a creditor
Urges agalnlt the elegit is, that he Is
placed In iituation which was net
contemplated by either party, when tic
debt was contracted. lnftead of re-
ceiving money, which was agreed
TO be paid he is to receive proper
ty, which may not under his OF under
any management, be equivalent to his
debt. The law directs the fheriff go
deliver TO the creditor all the goods and
Chattels of the debtor, iaving his oxen
and BEATS ofthe plough, and q tnoietv
OF his lands by Reasonable price and en-
tent, TO have and to hold the goods
AMI chattels as his own, and the land I'M
I'll the reiidue OF the debt is levied. II
Is lear, that under this law the parry
gets what ne does not want, or at icaie
what: he did not originally mean to put
chaie. With refpect to the perfonaI
goods, the cafe of the creditor is indeed
a hard one, After having fold his pfo=
perry, for money, after having fued and
obtained a judgement by the laws ofthe
land for money, he is Obliged to rake
properly which is of no uie to him,
which he mutt fell again for money, and
this may a leeond time be paid in pro-
perty as ufeleis as the hrf, A groifar
injuitice cannot we'll be conceived
Wllf1 retpe6t to The land, the difficult
" is nearly the fame. OF what ufe
"5'tsid 8. 4. OF soo acres IN a:sta;:ae
county be TO any man Culeivating
them would DC out of the queftion. He
mutt rent them out in order to pay HIM
felf. The delay and cmbarradinenr in~
e,dent TO this mode Of proceeding arg
obvious.
Pr 80. +;
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H:s' E.ceMeary Coz.
BLOOMFIELD
CANINOE.

Our lai accounts from Worceaer, in
form that the GARNER" has this Diff
cafe to an alarming degree. He was
~inoculated at Washington by the great
great philosopher Of Monticello with mat
ter received iron Teyyq DEL Faeso, and
Immediately returned 10 Worcclter to go
through the lrogrr(s Of the dilorder, as it
was thought '5at place would be more
favorable TO It's operations than Wahing-
ton. However, from fome unlsiiful ma
nagement, the fever has ct 10 fach an
height as TO balle all +" .oppugnation."
TIKI" FARMER "isnow" lNgURfATE,"
~agoniz'ng under g ,hroes and convuliions'
eqaal 70 any ever endured IN "the ancient
world"
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BALTIMORE. October I

40
Arrived the ihip Annawon, of Bottom,
captain Brown, 81 days from London
Left at London, fhip Anthony Mangin,
captain Norman, of and for Baltimore,
|lhe 10th Auguif. The fhip Birmingham,
captain M'Carty, failed the day before the
|Annawon, for Baltimore. Auguf IS, III
la. 49, long. 20, fPoke fhip American
Eagle, Carberry, from Liverpool, bound
70 New York.
September 3, in LAT. 81, IS, long SO,
iNks the hip Jane captain Howard, frcm
GaSow, bound to Virginia. Seplembe,
; ID lat. 81, long. S., ipoke the brig Ii
betty, Of Salem, bound to Surrinam.
Tie brig Fly, from Havre ; and Lear,
n0n Pert Republican, together with d
Tie Bay.
|; Ship Birmingham, M'carty, from Lon
| \ Is in the bay /; and ihip Felicity,
|Ntea' tom Liverpool for Alexandria, is
.l0 IN the bay, who fpoke a few days
pace CT the coat, lhip Vigilant, Boyle
ION Hayre, Ia a ihort paGage for this
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-04
Ten Dollars Reward.

i UN AWAY from the sublcriber, during
N the lat h2rveG, a Negro Man named
ABRAHAM. he is a Cooper by trade, be-
tween forty and forty five Years of age, five
ieef ievel or eight inches high, his teeth very
much decayed, greatly addicted TO drunkencf,
ard when 10 extremely laxative. "A fear on the
back Of his right hand, occaioned by j cac
received from the cooper's howell, when AZ work,
makes HIM remarkable ~--As he has been teen
at work il Alexandra, about the wharves and
croper's fhops, it is expected he may be ealiiy
taken. The above Reward viii be given to
any pcrfon for apprehen1ing thu fad Negro,
and fecu-ing him il The reareit jill, 70 that l
get hm again, or twenty Doiiars if delivered
to me II THIS
ROBERT LERWIs.
Fre1erich nbIrg. eent. -. sd12t
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The alterations made are to be fairly judg-
&c, they made the draft worfs by the al
Serations; and not better. We hall wait
for notice OF this contradiction in the Vir-
GINA Gazette to fay more on this lubjett."
In anfwer to Mr.. Duane's contradiction
it is only necefIary for me 10 fay, that
/ believe the hre part of it TO be true,
as an original cory Of the Declaration of
American independence now before me,
in Mr.. JeHerfon's ozon bard ear;tieg,
as reported TO CongfeE, bears frong
marks of IFS being his production. Bat
his ailertion g that tho fome @alsera-
tibns were made in il, yet that the ipirit
and language remain unsite,ed, and
tha, thofe alterations made il worie, IN
Gead Of better" | heGtiate not TO aver
is incorrect. The one adopted differs
efettially both in fpirit and language
from the one reported and believe
Nj. Duane himleif will be conitrained
to admit that the alterations did not
make it maeb qpoyls. | lhall, in a few
days, lay the original before my readers,
when they will be enabled to judge for
themfelses. | have been pomlfed, by
the fame gentleman who politely favor
ed me with the initrument above allud-
ed TO, copies of a number of letters
from MIR. jefferlon and other confplcu-
Gus characters of different politics,
which | fhali publifh o~ccaiionaily, IS
as they are received, & which viii pre-
feot TO view a glaring ioc~onfnfency OF
character o fome of the leading demo-
Gratis, and At the fame time be an homer
abe seaimony of the foretight and con-
hifency Of eminent perfecuted federal
characters.
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,.-1.o;,,,,, capt. Thompf0n, ia.lea
brg 5Ja,t,. Aug. ;, in company win
! Two r,i ss. Parted company Aug. -
|asit' 4s =. &, n. sad 10, 90, ".
l1', . r. arrived the hip Hindottan,
Y s's from Havre de Grace. He failed
findls .h,a a Augua 81, and left there
rom pso;amin Franklin, Senkey' TO iAil
hip D,1 for pailadgphia Nancy -
neAi 0'y pi6oa SAFE; sBorough, in 3 or I
for ~ g. New York ; Martha, Martin,
fa'' "a 1%on Vigilanr, Boyl, for Bait
l' RAINY Almira, Whitley, from n.
p pore for bordeaux /; Dianna, Adams
a s.a ~ !. failed in company Fortune,
c o for Amaerdan; Harriet,
l..s.Id. for London (; brig Mentor,
'aSs' tor the lie of France Salacla,
s2.' Of New York. deaination IN
:, George, BODIES, of Bottom, do.
Tss SiO Louion Packet, from Bal'i-
no,c, juf arrived.
Sa,5., Sept. 7, LAT. 40, long. S., tTig
|Faian, John Ahton, matter from n.
yak for Madeira, out IS days, all well
s.,' 70, lat. 50, 20, long. s., fhip O.
I'm, from Hamburger, out 81 days bound
!. ,his port, full of paRengers.
|I9a Osrso tie EHoquing Ve0sls, be-
bxgisg to The United States.
|S;o c%ar5line, Gardner of Portland { =
n b,.c,. M'Kever, Philadelphia :
|T,;r American, Simonfon, Salem &c
BrdeId, Crofts, of Bottom, to fail in s
|i,ys; Eagle, Brannon, Norfolk Con
|r'11, Leach, Kennebeck, for Salem in 6
|d,y,; lhrs. Iris, Tuck, Bolton TO fail In
h day,; Mary, Grapier, Ipfwich, do.
|Fredom, Hirrick, Cape Ann, to iail in s
Aug. "a, fpoke the brig Robert ofand
|frm Baltimore, bound TO OPorte.
Sept. IS, lpoke the brig Plmouth, OF
|Sslm, William Crowninfhield Mater,
Iron St. Petertburg, bound 10 n. York.
sept. II, fpoke the hip Volunteer,
Sgdssll from Rotterdam bound to Bolton,
/ ,6days out, il lat. 43, II, w. and long.
81 the fch'r Betfey, from Amiterdam,
Williams, IS days out.
SHIP Maria Elizabeth, Henry Hutchin-
|fn, $ days from Hamburg, failed in co.
with brig Echo, M'Lellan, & lhip Eagle,
capt. Shaw parted in the North Sea.
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and watSa.ful ofthof who have :he honor
Of being their fegyapis.
Our intimacy 10 cur youth and IN the
army, is generally known in this fate
My addreis TO tie People Of Burlington,
IN September 1900, wherein I fated your
@ferv;ces in the field and in the c~abinet, and
recommended you for Vice PRECEDENT, is
nor forgotten; ard thef circumstances
have occafored more enquirics of me ref
petting the ca!lmnies againit you, than
would otheIwife have beer made.
l have no ether apology TO offer for this
iolrulon, than TO allure you that i, pro-
ceeds from motives founded in pstriotilm,
and in that cordial fIendhip which has
ever fulfilled between Us.
avail myie.f OF this opportunity 10
renew Tie anurances OF ny reject and
eileen !; and that / am,
Moh truly, your friend,
JOSEPH BLOOMFIELD.
Tie Houcyade ARoN BURR
Vne- Prsfaent Of Ike G.
States.
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French Language.

THE sabfcri5er, agreeable to his promire
i in a former Advertifepcnt, will open his
ACADEMY FOR 'hc infrueion Of young Ladies
aa1 Gentlemen IN the French Language, on
Mond@y next, at the houfe lately occupied by
MI. Adan's, in St Alaph Street, between King
and Prince Streets. Hours of attendance for
Young ladies, from Q O'Clock until IL in the morn.
ing; tor young gentlemen, from ! until o in
inc evening. 10 young ladies or gentlemen
VINO cannot make IT convenient to attend fchool.
atschdance will be given at their houfes
MARIN DETARGNY
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probably decided, in The ether diarias,
during the preient circuit. Ncihirg &c
irtcrefing to the people of the U. States
has occurred hnce the exiGence Of the Go
vern.aens. If brought before the court,
the quetfion mutt be determined whether,
one dJQnf, iaaebeearut branch OF our
contribution has nor been maaly iaefihced
az the Urine Of democracy. 1Ae effect
Of this deciiion either way, involVesScon-
alterations Of the highef moment TO the
future concerns of the country.
Haryord paper.