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r,I.d w;tE, the arrangements making Ill
\. sar;ous aa,es to put in execution the
~. a;.nl,rions of the late treaties OF peace.
p p,i she treaty of Anieus more places are
p cbapge matters than are readily recoi,
,.a.d bv our bea informed Qoidnuncs.
, o. that treaty the Engliih were 10 rettore
y. y following conquees made from France
=, ~. The iilands of Tobago, MARTINEZ,
"a s.. Lucia, in the Welt Indies. The
; A. Of St. Pierre and Miquelon, near
Newfoundland. Pondich r.y, &c. IN III :
r,a Indies. Foul Point on the iiland OF
M,dagafsar. lies of Go.ee, on the coat
s Africa - And lies of ST.. Marcou, On
.he coat Of France. To the Batavian re-
.nblic. ihe was to cede Malacca, in the
F,a Indies, with its dependencies. The
colony at he Cape Of Good Hope. Il
lands of Amboyna, Bunda, and Ierna1e,
u the Eait Indies.
Colonies of Demerara, Eaequibo, Ber-
b;ce and Surrinan.; and Iland Of Curra.
Goa, in the w. Indies. To Spain lhe was
10 cede the, ifland of Minorca, in the Me
diterraneaniea. OF all her conque&s ihe
ONLY retains the Spania iaand of Trina
dad, in ,he Wet Indies; and Trinconla
lee, Columbo, and all, the Dutch fettle-
m,n,s in the iland Of Ceylon, in the EAT
Indies. She however retains al the ihlps
ofwar taken during the war, amounting
10 s6 fail of the line, fifty gun fhips,
1914 frigates and z34 locps Of war, sc,
making in all $40 hlps, mounting
1904 guns. Il is The boat OF England,
that at the cloie of the war, none OF the
powers combined with France, held foot
Of her territory.
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All EN- 1'ION.

VIE Gentlemen who competed the company
1. Of ELDERS, otherwle called the SILVER
GRAYS, in the town of Alexandria, will be
peafed 70 meet on Saturday next (being the aga
day of this prefant monthly at O'Clock, P. NJ.
at the houfe Of Mr.. John Duff, a member Of faid
Company, then and there to direct how the fines,
which may be il the hands of their clerk, fhali
be dilpoled Of what ihsii be done with their
Colours, and to revive or dib1nd the Company,
as they ihail think proper.
BY order of the Captain,
2. MARSTELLER,
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,nblic prints in America, mas, ] prefun1c, |
1uggeaed to you the above Queries adj
ireiled to me in the Virginia Herald of
the 18th infant.
In anfwer to the IG and I'd, which re-
quire TO know whether | myfelt am &C.
quainted with the hand writing OF Mr..
Jeferfon, aud whether any other perfons
acquainted with Mr.. jeferfun's hand wri-
ting have leen the letters, / hereby declare
that l am perfectly acquainted with The
hand writing, and that ieveral respectable
characters, who have called on me for an
examination of the letters, and who are
alto acquainted with Mr.. Jeferion's hand
writing, adert the letters depodted in my
hands by Mr.. Calender TO have been
written by Thomas Jeferion, the prefident
Of the United States.
In snfwer to the sd and 18th Queries
propoied by you, declare that the letter
without the hgnafure to be the fame hand
writing as that which is 6gned and that
| have carefully compared the original
LETTERS with the printed ones in the Re-
corder, and find them to be precilely the
fame, except in one word, which appears
to be an error in printing the word mani
Jsas for mauygfo. A. DAVIS.
The fol2sqviag eoty Of a letter jyom Gen.
,Wal6mgtou 10 Alexander Adailsa, RI.
of PeunGlvania, PrsGdent the Csu,t
ofCommm Pleas fer The fj1b eiirca;t
oftbat fate, 70 nueqnivoc0lJ eauvys
tbe obmiou Of TIE tira man Amen-
ca ever proaueed, Sel1el7Mg the par
~ no7v in power, that it merits mi
per/al attention and remembrance.
Noun VERNON, March 4, 1899.
ST.,
Your favor Of the SIT January, en-
cloiing your Charge to the Grand Jury +,
of the County Court of the Fifth .Circuit
ofthe State CT Penalylvania,i at the laG
December Sections has been duly received,
and for the enclofure thank you.
l with, iincerely, that your good ex-
ample in endeavoring TO bring the people
of theie United States more acquainted
with the laws and principles Of their 90
yernment, was followed. They only re-
quire a proper understanding Of thefe TO
Judge rightly 90 all great national queai-
ons; buf anf0,tua0tely infinitely uore pains
is taken to BLIND them b. ONE DEscRIp.
TON Of MEN, tkau there IS 10 o3eu thar
eyes BY the ottes, 7vhirb, III MY cPi4i3s i,
THE SOURCE OF MOST OF THE EVILS WE
LABOR UNDER.
With very great eAeem,
| am, Sir,
Your moil obedient feryant,
@. WASHINGTON.
Alexander Addition, Etq
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BALTIMORE. October 10.

Arrived, fchooner Iris, Philips, IS
Gays . from Anguilla. Lief, there, fchooner
r ps, Srifers, of Eaton maryland and
:. .S'i, Tallman, OF Wilmington, N. c.
, "'s iormer to fail in 3 days. Spoke no.
1ins On the pafage.
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Public 5ale.

On Tburlaay The astb inf. 7vW be JoM an
The Pr<myss, the JoAAozving vsry 04l4.
15k Pwbeyy,
Two WAREHOUSES on King
itreet, oppofse Mr.. D. Dayey's.
Two two-ifory Frame Houfes,
on King freet, next door to Major Rel
ley's thai are under rent, and produces
about 400 dolls. per annum, payable quar-
tefly.
lL6, far Sale the jane day,
Several Lots Of Ground,
on Warrington between King and Prince
freets. One fourth of ne purchaie money
will be required in hand, the balance on
credit Of 6 and 9 months.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLERs
Oct. II.
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gls sslksA @ gelNI
THIS EVENINC,
lit The SPREAD EAGLE Ball Reom.

Join Ram1e,
ReLpeGfalyi xforms the Ladies and Cent?
men Of Alexandyia and its qieinitty, that
FIR a l5oyt time only he has it in bis boSs-
e,to dyphy bis
Various Entertainments
to the inhabitants Of ibis city.
At /. Mr.. Rannie will exhibit great
variety OF atonihing ARTS and EXPE-
RIMENI'S and real power of attraction
by the Magical Suvord.
This part OF the performance in iormes
days was called
WITCHCRAFT,
And having conivance with familiar Spi-
rits, but MFR. Rannie will clearly de-
monfrate and thew the explanations of
thofe Stratagems in fuch manner that
the audience is capable of giving an ex-
PLANTATION againf all falfe reports which
has universally alarmed the world. All
is deception and experiments.
ACT. II. New arts of a balance mater.
AT III. The Gagular and real power OF
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aleranDrla aUpertt5er.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER II.

Extraa ga letter fran a gentleman il 81.
May's. to bis triead in Savaanab, dat
ed lItb Sept.
" returned yeferday from EAT Flo
rids, where | got oficialinformation that
"a treaty has taken place in Auguf laf,
between the Spanitn government and the
Creek Indians, viz. thote that the renega.
90 Bowles had influence over.
s They have given up all the white
prifoners and negroes chat had been taken.
Bowles has cleared out with his afociates
privately; his companions were two fell
lows who fled from jufice in the fates
William Harris, tall fellow with piece
bit off his noie, we'll known in that fate
as horfe thief---the other, William NJ
Girth, a likely young man, who made
his efcape from near AuguRa for the above
offence.
A NsGau, New Providence pirate
was taken at the Appalachee inlet, with
fupplies for Bowies on board: the CRATES
name is Johnfon, fon of the notorious
George Johniton: there are number Of
American captains who know him to theic
fofsow.''
A Letter from New Orleans, dated
Sept. IS, fays -" We have nothing
particularly new here. Our lae adviceS
from Spain were by the May packet,
which brought the Official account Of
peace, but no orders for its publication
The intendanf of the Province intends
cloGng this port, and has communicated
his views to the Governor. If the latter
agrees TO the meafure, it will be immedi-
ately executed otherwife there may be,
fome delay. It is rumoured that the Co
vernon intends to oppole the meafur- until
the publication Of the peace. Thefe
things | mention, as intereGing TO your
commercial friends. This place enjoys
the mott perleS1 health"
Fran The VIRGINIA HERALD.
To Mr.. AUG. DAVIS, Richmond.
SIR,
Whining that the public may have eve
ry poaible opportunity of correct data, to
Judge for thesnieIves on fubjea 70 novel,
and 70 intereaing 10 the feelings of the
American people, as the correspondence
between Meilrs. JeHerfon and Calender,
| take the liberty, this pubLeJ, to deiire
your patience to anlwer through the fame
medium, the prefs. the queaions at foot.
Calender, in his remarks preceding
two famous letters of the prefident, Jays,
that g the original letters are lodged in
the Office of your Gazette" MY hrf re-
qaea is, fir, to know ifyou are acquaint-
ed with the hand writing of Mr.. Jefer-
fon, and whether you conider the one
bearing his iignature, as being authentic /?
Has any gentleman, befde your(elf, feen
thofe letters, who was alfo acquainted with
the hand writing? Is the one without the
Ggnature in the fame hand writing as THAI
which is fgneds Aud have you been ar
the pains TO compare thofe originals with
the letters publifhed by Calender
The Object of the above enquiries you
will readily perceive, and, / pEefume,
will ak no apology for. Asa public fer
want for fuch tbe editor Of a public paper
mutt be contidered) I hold you bound,
under your own diicret!on. to throw all
the light on this (ubjeef you can. Should
you fee proper to anfwer the above, you
will much oblige me and the public.
CORRESPONDS.
Frederick fburg, OF. II, 1902.
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ANSWER TO coRREspoaDus.

SIR,
An anxious and laudable deGre to OBJ
tain the earlieit information relpeaing the
extraordinary correspondence between our
prefdent and James Thornton Calender,
which has now appeared in mott Of the
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'tsdefs ofail nations, to procure . lssis-
factory collection OF bones at length the
fubfcriber has accomplished this grzat s6-.
jIS, and now announces to the public,
that he'is Id poGef;on Of COMPILE TE
SKELLEN)N* Of this ANTIQUE woN-
DER of:North- America after long, Ia
borio.s and uncertain enterprise. They
we've dug up in Orange and Utter coun-
ties, ti;ase Of New York; where they
mss have lain certainly asany hundred
years. Ne other vettige remains of thefe
animals !; nothing Gus coufufed tradition
among the natives Of our country, which
ftates their exiaenee, ten TSoaS~a
m5,1, ags; but, whatever might have
been the appearance of this ENORMOUS
ouADsuPID when clothed with Aelh, his
,Raey bones can alone lead Us to imagine;
already convinced tia, he was the LARG-
EST Of 7sr,sfrial Beings!
The expence Of this undertaking has
been 10 great, that in order TO indemnify
the fubfcriber, it mutt be ieparate charge
from the Maleum. 1t is erected in iepa-
rate room, to which the price :ot admit
lance is 50 cents--to the Mufeum, as uGu-
al, Is cents. /,
N. 8. Both the Muieum and Nam
moth will be abundantly illuminated, eve
fy night, until ten O'Clock, except Sun
Jay. q. w. PEALE.
A few cosnterparts only having been
carved in wood, and the fumln:r Of the
head wanting.
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BOSTON, Dec. 20.

From Cape Francois TO Deremke, 4.
We. learn by Mr.. Burrows, who came
in the fchooner Fox, tom Cape Francois
that all was tranquil there when he failed
No official news had been received OF the
European Peace-and no knowledge az.
peared to be podeItd BY the citizens III
general ofthc psojeete French Expedition
70 ST. Domingo. Touiiaint might have
fo;ne private information on. the iabjecf
and, indeed comfortable military prepafa-
tons were making. 1t is believed the
fable governor's power is 70 coaiiderable,
that it mutt be continued, or the mott fan
culinary conflicts will occur. TouGant',
means of defence are formidable, and h.,
will employ them to the u.mof, be
fore he viii! defend from his elevated fla
ton.
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'Gzz.tte dss France, wild, aa,isS, t6asA
pocket handkerchief is often a labftitass
for halter!'' -
Sweden is fitting out Tome ihips ofwar
for the Mediterranean 70 cruile again2 the
Barbary S,ares. Now thar the greatek
Powers have iatiated themielves with the
feat Of war, the inferior ones are coming
in to dividt The fragments.
The Rufhan government is not the only
one that interets itieIf for the fuppretion
ofgaming the Municipalityof S.ralbiig
has forbidden all games Of hazard rnder
very feyere penalties. This evil had late
" riisn to an alarming height in that
town.
Lord CORVALLIS is objected to 40
the hs:eit perion to nsat with France, be-
csuie he does not underRand French. Pray
did his Lordthip underasnl Iry@ when he
was ient to Du6Ant
The French .Prilaners in this country
amount to upwards Of 1000, and they
are all effective men, the fick having been
been fnt home from time 10 time as they
fell i'll. Of thele 20, 900, nine in ten are
able-bodied iealnen-They are the belt
faiIors Of france, the mof daring and en-
terpriiidg, who have been notify employ
ed in privateers and lmall cruilers.
M. Otto, VIC are told undefitands Eng
liih remarkably we'll far better, undoubt-
iy than lord Hawkebury.
Earl Chatham is prelent at all the Cahi-
net dinners, and other mee,ings-which
Mr.. Pitt canno, attend in perlon.
Henry Waring Knox, Eiq. left town on
ruefday for Paris with a paHport from
Lord Pelham. Mr.. Knox is the frft gen.
t!eman who obtained that permiiiion dnce
the peace.
Captain Penny, Of the Hans Town Vo-
lunteers afured his corps, at their lae
meeting, that they lhouid never want me-
xey while be remained with them.
ANEcDorr.-Two failors, the other
day, were difputing on board Of his ma
jefy's hije Attendance, off Woolwich,
refpcttins the 4vJdom of King Solomon;
and after making many very original aad
Exgxlar remarks on that mighty monarch,
one of them cloi-d his argument as fol-
lows: I" Why, Jack, you Gay talk till
the tongue drops cut Of your wooden
head put I'll tell you what, perhaps
neither you nor K;ns solomon ever knew,
that is, l-n my eyes, but the times ara
20 altered, that if be evas neev alice be
euasld not know jii-dsam /lsm poet>
lansbsyu - >.
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PHILADELPHIA. January 4.

I ILL Ap5At TIA, JauiUJ -
Aer.ahiy 20 public notice, 4 conddera-
Ole number Of the Sufferers by the French
fpoilations, atlembled yelterday at the city
,averr. We underfand that committee
Gas appointed to corrcfpond with the
merchant, of other Aates, for the purpois
+ obtaining their co operation in an sp
ieasicn to the goveramen. of the United
Safes, foliciting compensation for their
r.ipeS,ive claims.
Arrived, brig Lovely Lucy, Dayidion;
iasanna; Fame, Jones, HayarAah; ish'S
.Vidowfon, M-faews, St. J.go de Cuba,
ia HAVANA.
Cleared, brig Jane, Taylor, St. Jsgo
e Cuba; ich'i Little Robert, Dolby,
Pr, Antonio; KorpareiL JEWS, Mari
,nqae; D;ipasch, Maxwell, Charieaon,
Brig Thomas, Halves, from hence, at.
rived at Havana.
Brig Fair American, Da Gotta, from
hence, arrived at Antigua, and was to
,rocsed from thence the 9Th ult. for ST..
KITS.
Sch'r Adventure, Denebre, of and for
this port, failed from HAVANA the 18th
alt.
A fh'rtro Newport to Philadelphia,
is caft, away on EerefTi Bar; crew and
part Of the cargo iayed.
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his cal. or;ntersa sidiffegariea; and that
his capital alone is TO be esogg-d and In
numbered by the deinands,of the Trea-
fury. -
Blu, who and what are the merchants
when compared with rhe patrio,ic vosafies
Of whiikey in Penniyivania and Virginia !
LUCIUS-CRA ASKS.
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Tits Day is PIJAMed,.
BY r. & 7. GRAY,

l1tbo iSa SosS1 81 ttSSil OVOhs SsOtS) buISO1
Street, & at the Office Of the Times,
ST. l. EON;
4 Tale Of the Sixteenth Century,
In 2 vols.
BY WILLIAM Gopw1N.
Price . Dollars, Handsomely bound ana
lettered.
A0 fur Sale,
BY R. & ]. GRAY, !.
] A N E L A L 3 O r;
lne1v Nevek.
By the Author Of Arther Myrvin
Wieland, Osmond, &c.
Price one Dollor in Boards.
r USH's
Introductory Lectures
To Coay1fs Of Leaayes aton the lggaxtiaz
and Praaiet Of Medieixr,
Delivered in the UniverGty Of Pennfy-
vania.
Price one Dollar in Boards:
And undry other
New Publications.
January 8. d3t1aw
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SCRAPS,
FROM LATE LoNDoy PAPERS.

An Eegliih Pocket Handkerchief-hs
gf,-A Paris paper has the following pa
ragraph ON the fabjest-" Foreigners who
have lived alnongf the Englih know that
apockes handkerchief is uled by them in
different ways-it is alternately crayas,
a night cap, a napkin, towel, a vslile, a
Outer, purie, and mght-fack. 1t un-
dergoes a variety Of other metamorrhoies,
which deeese,, however, will not permit
Us 10 dweil spon! We conclade, iays the
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altral,0rta a0bfrtfser.
FRIDAY, JANUARY S.

Married laa evening, by the Rev.
Mr.. Ma6sit, Mr.. SAMUEL SNowDrS,
Editor Of this paper, to Mns Nancy
LoNcDEr, Of this place.
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NEW YORK, January 2.
TR Ei

This morning between 7 and S O'Clock
Fire broke GU! in the Printing Office OF
acffs. Lang and c.. publiihers OF the
New Yosk Gazette, and before it was
ext,ngalihed, dettro ID he whole of the
upper par, Of III: hui!i,ng, together viii.
various articles there depoGted, TO con-
liderabte amount. We. are happy to learn
Aowever that the mott part of their PRINT
ing materials were prelerved from the de-
truttiye element. The FIRE, we under.
!tand, originated in the garnet, a place
which had been unfrequenled for fome
time pat, and where no blinefs was tranf-.
acted. The roof of the adjoining houfe
Of Mr.. G. F. Hopkins, was everal times
on fire, and was oaly pre!esved By the
uncommon exer.ions Of CIR d1emen and
citizens.
anuary &.
Arrived, fhip Lydia, Gardner, Green.
ock; fch'rs Generous Friend, Shepherd,
Trinidad Difpa,ch, Jones, Curacao -:
ilosps Minerva, Williams. Jamaica La,
VIVA, Phillips, Cape Francois.
Cleared, lhip Ann, Terney, Cape Fran.
co.'s brig Good Intent, Hopkins, Ii
verpool; ichooner Preiiden., Buck, ST..
Jago de Cuba; George, Barker, ST.. Tho.
mas.
The hip Potomac Chief, belonging .c
MetIrs. Minta-n and Champlin, of this q
ty, is Loft on a resf of rocks, on her pad-
ege from Turks Hand to the Havana. .
5tatsmeut of' KeDSA rnts,xa at this por!
tr9m tsrssa paris, turing tbe.year 1901.
Ships s4o-inows. ,z-ba:s:s ,9--po-
lac. 4--brigs 4tz-ich'Is 47l--Gops
III Total, 1875.
In 1890, there were hiPs 2SS-inows
la-barks s-brigs sr7-Gh'rs 1876
loops l,I-To;al,. 1894.
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MAMMOTH.

Ninety years have elapied 6nce the 6rR
.nains of this animal were found in this
mnlry-they were then thought to be
rhe remains OF a GIANT: Numerous
ave been Ii: attempts BY fcienti6c cha,
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Notice is hereby given,

NotiCc IS heIeDy giVeAs
THAT On Monday the 18th Infant.
tie Subieaiber means to fart Stage from
the Ferry, known by the name Of Bay
1y's Ferry, every day, at nine o'clock in
the morning, and arrive At STILES Hotel
to Dinner, and leave STILES Hotel at
O'Clock p. NJ, and arrive at his Ferry az
tx. Fare one Dollar.
As be has pat h;mfelf to great trouble
and expenie to accommodate gentlemen,
ne hopes he will meet with encouragement,
when he informs them that aothing hall
be wanting on his part TO sender their f.
tuation comfortable.
JAMES MOORE.
January :. d3tt
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40 hanks OF fiax yarn I'm
ported from Ireland, fuisable Tor fhoemak.
ers or manufacturing, will Ike Gld lew to
clofe fakes. Apply at John kiscaidis fore,
King areet, .Aexsndsla,
January s. H39
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.kbariant DIc6Vny.

There has lately been dilcoeered, near
Newton, SutTex county, IN. j. on III.
plantation of Mr.. James Hurt, MINE
which has the appearance of the genuine
Plajas, Of Pan,. A variety ofexperi-
mems have seen made by = aunher Of
gentlemen who pronounee4t equal, if not
hyperion, to the Nova Scotia Platter. II
all probability faid mine contains an IN
fexhaaaable quantity. N<ava,k Cts. r
Afew weeks ago, there was committed
to the peniten.iary Of Richmond (Virg.)
an old man of eighty-fx years of age
He is ientenced to an imprisonment oftwo
years. His crime is horie fea!ing His
,e6rmities are 70 grea. .ha, he Cannot be
expected to furyive till the expiration Of
his confinement. He cannot walk up and
down the fairs Of the houfe without help:
Such is the maturity Of this mans decriri-
sude, tina, it is hardly conceivable what
kind of horle he was capable of0ealing.
He will in ali probability, perth in his
ceil; 10 the coarfe Of this wssscr, unlefs he,
fhall be INDUCED with relaxation of his
puniahmens. lTXyinia Argxs.]
:, From the National Magazine.
The following enumeration we iniert,
not only as insereRing to prsisut carioGty
but. as important to the future ftati0ical
hiitosian Of che Metropolis Of the United
States.
Al enumeration of the houies in the
City Of Warrington, made November,
1901, ~
Houies in an habitable Rate on the 9Th
May, 1880: Brick 1913, Who'd z6r.
Houfss finihed Gnce 18th May, 1900:
Rrirk IS, Wood $50.
j; Hpuies propoled to be 6nihed before
9Th Nov. 1901: Brick -, Wood 4. I.
Houles not 6nifhed: Brick So, Wood
Total asnber ofhomes Of all defcrip-
ton. iushe City Of Warrington, Novcm-.
Der, I8oi:
Hoaes uroa tquares, 73a
Hsulss upon public appropriate 5
!, / npsy &c. 81
e.v 776
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French Language.

Il nntlUe Of Sutherland Per
Jsl7b 7vsN acquainted Goifb The p,1ariples
gatbe French Language, and qvbo lpeak's
it as prebsrJ as 0n2 Fseacbmau, bavsug
been employed as a Tutor in tbat danrb at
Princeton College, psopstss to epea, an
Ae0demy in this Place, oatbe ~ IF ol7o-
Der next, if p,ope, encouragement 6egiss1.
The m>tb0d be zviH employ isneau, and 10
eey, that any etebisyfudents, (eUex ef'fA
dreul my nlsG than 3 mont6s, be a6het0
re, in French, for tbe rsrzsgariss 9JAyS.
dry perrin qoj@mg to learn the f,essb
Language qyallenvehdsjr names nj ttk.e1
.yfce, offbe Alexand,ia Advsrtiltr, aukets
tbe terms 1viH be made kxsqUn.
N. B. Far The aecommodatpn of Ter.
fms engaged during the day, an etveame
Jrbool q0ilibe opened. TIER avilldeJe5e-
rate 1oars tor ladies and geatlemsu. ~
teadeace will be givex to ladies ait their
oqvn ban<es, qvbo find uiaoaveu;eut INIT
tend Jebook.
Aaggf IS. DIR ra7ct,+
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For Sale.

In confequence of a power
Ivefed in the oyerieers of the poor, for
Telling the Glebe Lands in each parifh, the
.overfeers Of the Poor for the county OF
Loudour, will proceed TO fell on the zzd
of September next, on the premlfes, on a
credit Of twelve months, to the higheit
bidder, the GLEBE LAND belonging
TO the pariih Of Cameron; and on the e9th
of fsid month they will fell on the fame
terms, the Glebe Landsbelonging to the
parilh Of Shelburne.
N. B. The lands will either be fold in
lots or altogether, as may bef fuit the
ipurchalers.
On Monday the 9th of Sep
TENDER the ovefleers of the poor for the
faid county will meet at the Poor Houfe,
at IL o'clock, for the purpofe of contract.
ing with fome fiuitable perfon to take
charge of the poor for the enfuing year.
Loudoun County, Aueuf I6. d3w