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as It has been appreciated, it could have no oh
jeet in protecting any individual at 70 great a
nix To themielves and their reputation. If
l,ldge Chafe had really violated the law and con-
itttution 70 come at the blood Of Fries, and had
done this in the face of the public, the admi-
niitration would have pnt 700 much at hazard
by endeavouring to fhelter him. hope, how
ever, no fuch reafon will b. given for the neg
lect of theie charges. And as we mott cheerful
ly and truly confide in the juitce Of the prefent
administration, we truG no fuch difruit will be
avowed of the integrity of the former-we feel
as tafe under trial now as we fhould have done
then, and look without ditruf for the fame i'm
partial jnftice from this honourable court, rs
we ihould have expected and received ut any
time.
We feel however, lir, ferrous inconvenience
from the delay of this profecution. In five
years facts fall into oblivion, and wi,nefes en-
gagged in their ordinary occupations oflife can
not tax their memories with the circumstances
of fuch ditant events. It is difficult to dfco-
yer indeed who were preIent at the trantattion.
To guard aganit injuitice of this kind, even in
civil cafes, and protect us from fraudulent and
| Numbering demands, 4 limitation is put nv law
upon the claims of every man. The criminal
code of the United States has jufly adopted
| the fame principle. BY itatute, no perfon
HAIL be profecuted or puniihed fortreafon or
other capital offence, with fonie exceptions, nm
lets the Indictment be found within three years
| after the offence is committed, and for fmaler
offences the profecution mha be infttuted with
IN two years. We cannot it is true claim the
benefit of the letter of this law, but we may
claim fomething from its principal in expect
ing from this honorable court every indulgence
and allowance for any deficiency of our proof,
which fhould be attributed not to the real weak
nefs of our cafe, but TO the unreasonable tale
nefs ofthe charges. Judge Chafe was a fran
ger in Philadelphia, and necefariy found ex-
IRENE difficulty in discovering what perfons
| were in court at the time to which the charges
relate, and in fc!ecting thofe who had the belt
recollection of the tranfaaon.
ITO Be continuea)
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Curupran 1nteIitgenrr.
BOSTON, May %.
~ FURTHER PARTICULARS.

Captain Burroughs, who arrived yenerday in 4s
days from Morlaix, does not bring papers 70 late
as accounts already received from France by Amfter-
dam, bat has related fome particulars, which place
the naval iortie from Brett in different point of
view from the French ftatement, and undoubtedly
more correct.
Captain Burroughs was in Morlaix at the time the
Brett fleet put to Tea. He informs that the feet con
ed of 81 fail of the line that they had large num-
Der OF troops on board and were defined for fome
expedition. That the Englih fquadron, commanded
by Sir John O,d., confifting of Is fail only, gave
chaee ;-that the French feet put about, but were
purified by the Englih, who were within half an
hour OF cutting off their return, and did actually give
them ieveraI fhot. He further fates that i, was
iubeet of great rejoicing ore, that the fleet had
eicaped an engagement, their Object was not to
light, but to proceed to fome other quarter
Captain Burroughs faw the Englifh fquadron on
their ufual eruizing ground, augmented to twenty
hVe 'a'i. Repertory.
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BOSTON, May 90.

Reorganization ofnezvJ from Europe.
We have accounts from England and Portu-
gal to the goth April.
The lateft London papers fate, with fame
confidence, the conclufien of the ground work
of treaty of fublidy between Ruflia and Great
Britain; and that the points of it were in train
to be Immediately laid before Parliament.
old Ocean. by the lat accounts, bore on his
back the elements of extenlive carnage, and in
gradients for deeds of high celebrity. Upwards
of one hundred ihips of the line were at Tea, or
in fuch fate of equipment, as indicated the
certainty of their fpeedy departure from port.
The Engliih and French "ebaxneI Reets," were
within fight of each other; and both apparently
waiting only for an occalion to try the sstiig of
battle" The Toulon fleet had paiied the Pill
lars of Hercules into the Atlantic; had, II is
/aid, been joined by the Spanards from Cadiz :;
and had again failed on an unknown expedition;
probably for the Wcit-Indies. They will be
followed by Lord Mellon. The other French,
Dutch and Spanilh fquadrons at Ferrol, the
Texel and Corunna, were on the alert as were
every thing in Great Britain which could be put
afloat.
The much talked of expedition from England,
Jailed from SPithead, the Goth April. 1t con-
tanned feveraI thoufand felea troops; fome of
them celebrated for their exploits in Egypt
The whole was conveyed by the Queen of os
guns, Rear-Adnniral Knight, and the Dragon of
II guns. capt. Griffith. The troops command
ed by the veteran Gen. Craig-Def.nation un-
known-Conje6tured by fome to be for the E.
Indies, by Others, for the Wea-Indies.
Baton Gazette.
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From THE FRENCH PAPERs.
AMSTERDAM, April 10.

Some inhabitants of the department of u
trecht have petitioned the directory of the aate
againlt the new plan of the contribution the if
iue of this attempt may eaGy be coneeured.
On Saturday laft the proprietors of the Utrecht
Gazette announced their intention Of pubG,;ng
this petition in an extraordinary number of their
paper but it was forbidden by the magiRracy
of that city.
At Milan, the trees Of liberty have been root
ed up; and endeayours were uling TO deltrov p
very mark ferving to recall liberty and anarchy
TO their recollection.
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LONDON, April 20.

complete fet of Dutch papers, but of no
later date than thofe previoufly received, has
reached us, from which we have extracted \
Proclamation of the State Directory, relating to
the acceptance of the new contribution II would
appear, that the unfortunate Batavans wilhed
to vote difinfi1eIy upon the three auctions
which were to be fubmitted to them; which
mode of election, the Directory, forefeeing its
consequences, have thought proper to prohibit.
The three proportions; the appointment of
oSnimmeipennlnck, as Penlionary; andthe qua
lhcations to be conferred upon him are to be
decided on eoninv7iq,eiy and mutt either be re-
Jected or accepted, "M TOTO" They mutt take
the four with the fwcet-no Shmmepenninek K,
no contribution. There is another extraordina-
ry feature IN this regulation. All thofe legal vo-
tiers who fhall not vote, are to be coniidered as
having voted for the three proportions. This
is an admirable plan for procuring the appear
aance OF unanimty, a few of the Batavians, we
imagine, will give themfelvcs the trouble of vo-
ting either for or againft thofe proportions.
Letters from Vienna OF the l 9th init. mention
that the plague has made great ravages at Com
itantlnoP!e; and that the infune6tion in Servia,
creates the mott lively approximations on the
part OF the Porte. Belgrade is clofely blockad-
ed by the Servians; and their Chief, Czerney
George, has given orders TO murder every Turk
llh inhabitant that attempts TO make lis efcape.
We undertand that fome leading member of
the Engiiih Honie of Commons (rumour flaws
Mr.. Wilherforce) has threatened, in his fenato-
rial capacity, to impeach Mr.. Pitt, before the
britiih nation, for participation or connivance
IN the late enormous diapidaton committed by
Lord Melville, when treaiurer of the navy, and
hrs colleague Mr.. Trotter. Mr.. Wilberforce
will RET his accufation upon the certain know
ledge, that fuch amazing fums of the public
treafure, could not have been transferred, in any
degree without Mr.. Pitts knowledge as chan
cellor ofthe Exchequer. TBoR. Cbron.
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Emblem into our ports, fhali lie fei1.d and corr
iicated, has been revoked. In corfeq1ence OF
which, the colonial commodities coming from
thofe ports where we have no agents, are adj
Initted into ours on conditions. that they cx-
port, in produce of French manufacture, the va
lue OF the articles they import. This permifIi-
on of his majcfty is only proviiionary, until
Tome other order fhall he decided upon. s.
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PARIS, April 0.

The Emperor, previous to his departure for
italy committed the direction of the ordinary
standardization during his abfence TO Cambace-
res arch chancellor of the empire; this grand
dignitAry, OF courie, prelides at prelent in the
council of Rate, at Paris, and is inyelled with
The fame functions, which, in fmilar circum-
frances, he Bicharged as fecond confuI, under
the coniuite. The Emperor, however. by re-
tanning near bis perfon many Of his mniilers and
councillors of Fate, continues, even while on
hisJourney, to he equally attentive to the affairs
ofgo7ernment as during his former tours.
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Nest.Jnnies.
BALTIMORE, June 5.

BY captain MNfeal of the three brothers arrived
from Antigua yeferday, we learn, that on the 10th
ut the governor of Antigua had received dispatches
from the government of Barbados, Rating that the
SPan'ih and French fleets, coniiRing of FIFTY TWO
fail, were eering weward from the coaft of Europe
(Ttagrapb.
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Dnlnelfir 5ntr!Iigrnre.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

Four Federal, and feven Democratic Senators are
ehoien by the people, for the Legislature.
In diftrict No. 2, there is no choice by the peo-
ple-Candidates, Richard Jennefs, and Oliver Pea
body, Figures.
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fitted of

and two other frigates, names unknown to me.
"The governor of Cadiz, under date of the
3oth March, directed 4 notice, of which the fol-
lowing is trannatioD, to the board of COM
merce:
elm letter which have iuG now received
from vice-admiral Orle, dated yelterday OF
this port, he informs me that he is authorized
to permit neutral vef1els with innocent careoes
and bona fde neutral property TO enter and Gail
freely from this port, and from that Of San Lu-
car: but if the faid veAels fiould be wholly or
partly loaded with naval or military ffores, or
with provihons and grain, he cannot permit
them to enter either of the aid ports; and that
in conffquence he had given the neceRary in.
flrnelion to the fhips under his command that
this regulation may be complied with"
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phila4elphia, June /, 1905.

The commercial concerns cf Mr.. Growing ie5
having utterly preeludsd The no6ihty o. his iervnn
his country in the eapaeity of Secretary of the Nav
the honorable Robert Smith, eio has eooCcnted 20
re-oec"Fy his former ftsatou at lie bead Of hst de-
partment In confequsncc, the Office II attorney -ge.
neral Of the United S;a'rs rcniare 10 re flied Up
John 'Thorrlon Maon, eiq. acting n the mean
time in that eharaSer b. fgeeial authority.
F,,I T,7.A EcyaA
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EOUEN, March 81.


he decree Of his mIjcGy, fgnifyiog that the
Colonial merchandise carried by the geGels Of
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When the Julana left Cadiz, 81 days fince
-four was % dollars per barrel.

Capt. Henry. of the Eliza, in SO days from
Malaga, palsd Gibraltar the 10th of April. On
the 18TH, of Cape 81 Vincent, fell IN with 90
fail OF B1tf.h merchantmen, days from Glib
raltar, bOuni home, under convoy of A frigate.
and was boarded by cutter brig, and inform.
cd that iEc Tonlon iquadron paiIed Gibraltar
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TIE }aA07p;Hg ia CORY Of a LETTER ,--r-J by III s.
frf,HFy tie Mary, from Adigfs1nan Csiigie. cor
'7a"di@g officer efgan-boat, No. 7. Grt Of Negy.?c,i
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Politics Of Nrw-ENoLANp.

Contdering elections as criterion of public cr:-
n'on there appears to be- in rs quarter Of the union
nearly an equal diviiion.
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Hi' DanjS Ifqgy's eba,qe dq1si,e,, and eorrni neo
hDf United States, GiOD IBIS f1bhe noe TO fbs sry.
eba7ft and fyadfrJ 70bom IL may coaeerD
That II has been agreed between his n,aiefiy ,te
king OF Denmark and the powers bordering on the
Baltic; that for the future. no merchant vefl corr
ins from the North Sea and defined to port is the
Baltic, fhall be there admitted unlefs the ran.ai,, -.
produce certificate from the culom ho,Ce. nv
which IS legally proved tina, on entering the fad
lea, whether by the sound Streght or bv the Cres,
or Small Belt, the veGehas come TO at HelGnoo,.-
Nyborg or Friderica, and there taken it. clearance
and coniequently the health office which enablibsd
at each Of thee paaages has after the uaI essp,ins
ton granted peruilion 20 purdue It's voyage
In oonlcquence of this arrangement, f,onld any
captain bound up the Baltic omit, as formerly. con-.
ing to, and taking clearance one of The places r.
bove mentioned he will be refufed adnittapee into e.
very other port and fent immediately back 10 b,n,
to the examinations ard proofs which the faid hra,b
oi!ieer may deem Her..@ary.
n Z, cf-ss
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Letters from Paris, TO the 10th April merton.
that MIR. LiVinghon had returned to FRANCE from.
tour through Italy, and was Immediately to fell from,
Bordeaux for New-York
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ITO Be coutinuea.J
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Gun-boats No. ., 9, and d, were fpoken on m.
l4th init on the edge ofthe Current, ~ hours from
Cape Henry. 1t is mentioned that they failed r..
markedly fat.
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In the whole, l,f45Ooo
ne frow'ng haterlcRt will, with fuIicens r.r.-
clifton, graduate the fca,e of political ouf;or
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u. S. Gun Boat No. 7. New-York,
May 81, 1898.
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RICHMOND, Novemse, Is

oa thursday the l4th instant, a d;o,
was gwen a. the Eagle tavern, bv tn .s'
zeaa o. Richmond, 10 our brave COY s w
man r General EATON, to te.tlfy their prs'
iul sense OF his distinguished service, SO ~
heroic enterprise, in the expedition J
Derne. The company was numerous ~
respectable, and graced by the presepcr \
the chief justice Of the United States ~,
Judges of the court of appeals and Of ,h
general court. The honorable AIexand.
M'Rea was appointed president of the d,r
aud the honorable Alexander Stuart, VIZ,
president. The most perfect harmony r >
vailed; and every heart seemed AMIN ,rs
by those sentiments, which The eccas,ol
was SO well calculated TO inspire.
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TO RENT,

The Houfc have jua left, on Roy
al frect. The central ituation Of this properly
is highly intereains to man OF builne's. ia s
terms will be made known upoa apP'Icasioa ="
ii, (ubfcribsr. John wise.
Naasmbes IS. ''
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 4.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 4.
The British transport ship Nlinorca. AM,
the British merchant ship Esther, captain
Irving, tive of the convoy which sailed !
few days since with the Petrol, arrived ol}
the bar on Saturday, afternoon, and tooIl
pilots, both ships having sprung aleak. M
sooner had the ships got pilots, than they
were discovered blythe French privateer, wind
immedia ely madesfor them with her sw. en-
lon coming within reach The ships opened
their FIRE upon the privateer whsn she haul.
ed her wind for the purpose of reconaoi.a
trlng she enemy. They continued near each
other all night, and gun was now and
then f &c. On each sid; at daylight On Sun, /
day morniRg they again commenced them
firing, which was kept UP till eight O'Clock
within hearing Of the pilot boats. The tw,
ships were seen last evening standing ID
tor The bar, and the privateer at short
distance from them and it is supposed
from this circumstance that she has not
succeeded in capturing either of them.
The prlvateer is not the same which en-.
gagged the Petrol, but another schooner jus;
from Barracoa; it is believed she is called
the TICKER The famous captain Ross,
an American aud who was lately off his
port. 10 the prva;ser Reguasor,iS on board
her.
The ship Esther mounts 90 guns, and
has about forty men ; the transport has a
bout IS men, and mounts twelve large Car
ronades; but as both ships were in ver1
leaky condition, and the Wod light, il
would not be surprising if the privateef
should succeed in capturing one or both Of
them, as she is represented as being very
warm vessel, and has upwards OF one huns
dred msn.
Captain bayne lett at London the snip
Falrweather, 10 sail Tor this port next DAY 4
Sept. IL lat, a., Al, long Y, 80, PaSSee
through large home"ard oousd "es' H.
dia tteet. October ~, lat' "a, long. ot,'0
spoke ship Charlotte Murdoch Walker'
from Amsterdam bound TO foftSWou'hi
n. Il. cut forty eight days had met WIN
considerable damage IN gale on INC 0O''II
September.
he snow charlotte, captain M0re!oH
from Lagnlra tor this port, has put ln'o
Mobile in distress, was reh'eed, ana eS
pected 10 leave that place aooSs Inc "O''l
OF Sept. tor this port.
November S.
VIZ yesterday nentiened the return OF
the British ship Minorca, AID Esther ana
their having been engaged by the ffene"
Privateer now cruising OF this port. AS"e
suspected, she has captured the E'thS',-
Il seems that the two ships had succeeo'u'
IN keeping OFT the pIlvateer until ao0u' .
teer carried the Esther, afler close ano
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BALTIMORE. November IS.

Arrived brig Visiiant, Driscoli, As days
from Bordeaux.
Also, ship Ann, Smith from Sardinia,
60 days from Gibi altar. On Georges
Banks spoke the schooner Phoebe, briggs,
from Demerara, for East River.
Also, Danish schooner Perseverance,
Mason, II days from ST. Thomas.
Also, schooner Providence, Finghan,
days from Havana.
Arrived schooner, Prudence, -, Is,
DAYS from Havana. Left there October
9, schooner Brilliant, How of Baltimore !;
Merchant, Hamilton of do. arrived 10Th;
Sloop Nancy, Poots, of do. to sail in two
days and a number of others not reeollect.
ed. OFF Matanzas, was boarded by an En-
glish privateer and treated politely.
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;DENEAL'S
Pats1t NrsMlng Machine.

TH E fubscriber having invented machine
i for which he has obtained pasentl Tor
threihing all KINDS of grain, Partlciariy wheat
and thofe kinds ot gram Ino' d,ffcult to be tcpe
ratel f,om itra~, Grm, or chat, takes the liberty
OF recommending the fame to his fellow citiaens
as worthy their attention- Tile iuOtcroer IS wei!
swu,e that the public attention has often been
lo!icited to inven,iors tor th:c:iiiHe wheat. ard
il has beer lainenred that thp!e Inventions hav.
often fsllen ihoI, Of the tehred efrct, bet !rcr,
an actual exec firsSnt which has been made On
the onc now of:fed 10 the public, The lnv-n' or
IS tmaoioenet 10 scVmmend II IN terms e con.
hience ard ge'l sstoueted EXPECTATION ct rs
becoming o.! gaeat p.otlt aud 0;i ,ty hdtG 10 hr
i,lmcI aut Llanetsctuier. This maxine IS COO
tructed up,G entire me- principles, as OF Grafton
IS by fails, snelrcied by a'yiiOder, navel By
friction wheels, and ca. Ui;h e'ie be feSn'a'-i
10 that no Rrdw Ii al AIS OF before Ehe grsin L.
enti5ely thIethcd out of It. il IS worked by ise
to,!e., and 70 Yeared hat their freed will nor
exceed the rate Of three Eiics per hSu, ard tee
draurAr moderate ner Does II rsGsIiTc ..,cc.
than 80 perlo"s Cd atens IT. The f.aw is ~
crs &c, at onc'part gHt the WHEAT at arr :',
ve;ietl'y lcreeued and taaned ready for r,aiAst ;
ths h:ixel!ei w.lsaI. cosk ,e,, &c. are d,poisch
by tt,e-.ves, All the chsif afo, 10 that no mix
,pre takes plsec. This machlne w,!i IA eth ~
TIC rate Ct .rsm .h;teen 10, twenty bGfhes R~r
hrur, IS nc, !atect, itpHpcily .Sati', 10 ,Ss:""'
81 fepsDF, aa !, ke2t nHies cover W. !ait M
VA. I.le wh-ot Fsefarsi i>'f n'itfet sF t4i'
maciunr is c-or II . tie n4ru'lt'0r>g c@na 'sra
~ n'os- th,o tha, got or III re n'aa! nQdS
# rr,a!ing, ans the coli OF tn. mathinc VIII not
exceed fro;n one hundred and fifty % .wo h1!idTcd
,aoilars-
In. fobrcriser will gran, permits to Ne his
;hrcihins ,nsch,ae and tufhIfh a drawing OF wrt.
,rn deicrs.,,or, ~ which !, ean be cxecu,cd tor
ft,y dol srs each, 0, any pction can view the
, he has erected at his mills near Don'!ri=s,
Wig MA, 70 as q enable them 10 erect ere rem
The funjoined cci, hr2s $ beipg from gentle.
men wbrie I'D undertakings ard Hest> ha-
OTIS ennt;e them to reject, and i'nc OF whom
being pclftns of (ccn,6c kao~Islge, he hopes
will be luaiclcnt TO reccmccnd his me-, h'ne 10
pubic ale: he will a(o contract ~ the Pi'viege
of uG,s his m,ohne in ary particular Rae.
lie c,s poa paid directed 20 him at D niilies,
Virginia, will DC On, s''.nd~d to
JAMES DENEALE, Jun.
Dumfr;es, Dec. 3 Sea.
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E@trG7 from' The Port Folio Of 'a.oven'-
tsr ed, 1904,

"MtGs. P-yn.ii, & Co. OF ;nis rty propo'e
t. pJt IL pfs6 imned,as ~. Lord fe,cn:n'o'h's
Mem ,,ss VI TIC Lie, Wrnnss AMI CorreiPon
d.ncc o; SIR WILLIAM Joss. This delightful
3,osi ABLY OF mott eatoed i:holar, not moe
r.u aka DC toI the wonderful extent and variety
OF his .a.enSs, than Tor the couiiInlnate diligence
" IN waci Ia ex-r,iicc, ami tic noble usc 10
which NJ applied 'acm, will, We venture 10 pre-.
4, t. b. IeIuir6 w,h grrt'er nteret, than any
y X OF tie clais fnce tAe Publication OF BOZ
wells yohnlan. We have faded It with the
rnolt eager curioii,y, and with continued tns
faction, snt tits uur duty to recommend u 10
every po!i;. !caoiar, wha is wiling % be l"c'sed
ard encouraged il lie race Tor hsetary reoown,
by The glr.iyu. exampie OF SIR WILL'A& JoNss,
wAo, IN lie well balanced W ris OF his e'eSant
B:o.ra?be', was equally qualified 10 sx9!''e tbs
B,eLtes oil \ lture, the wotgs Q: ar, tie cite
n aa,rons OF character, ana tne productions OF
EienCe.
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Young Ladies Boarding and Day
sc II q o l..
Dccembcl IS.

The inhabitants Of Alexandra, are
rs.petttuy intormed tha! fu1dcn iIn:S las i,'e.
veatei the commencement of M,s. O'RIe,', Ia.
die, Aeca,'e"y. II tbs ci;y-hus being now n
a Rate o. eenva'escenee, Will as tcoa as her
health permits ofsn her psopof:d agat:my. iSi
which dae re,tce Will Der gwen, lShe'e vii! he
taught f:ench and f"e''A s'anaticaiy; Wiz.
ing AID Ar!'kEn-,ic; Hillary, Geography ard
the he o. tic Globes /; Madc,. Drawing aud all
kinds OF work, viz. Embroidery in chez lilies.
gold ilver, inks, Sc. coinpi;,ps ssure:, hac-
,ica! and ornsneatai, landscapes, flowers. trni;.
BELLS, sc. maps wrought in fks, ehenilies
girds&c. prin, WORK in 6sG'es or lsndlcares;
cloths work 10 fruit, birds, flowers sc. hlas:e
and 'arns!hing in vases, pyramids, haikets, tea
tadses, epergnes, &c. grcs,o and hell work, 81
ei6c;al fowess, tanber and ere!dsn, crots itch
rent fitch. tspaY, SC. bugle and pearl work,
painting on velvet, game, fix, ,eilrm, Sc.
with many other accomplishments TO numerous
10 menticn.
Parents and gu,rdisns de6rous to have an op.
porsunity Of an early and accomplished tema!s
education, hali meet the complexion of i,he,:
uithc, BY pa,roni6ns the poprieters, the G ca:
,estrss'ention will oe paid to the morais and edu
carton Of the young ladies. sa:laasi to their
care.
= Now 10. cav