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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-08

.,,ed }or France cannot be doubted,
loss ale NE &, the last campaigns 80 put more
r 1s 8. - EIGHT thousand men upon foot. 10
y - she king Of Sweden capable Of arnling
|'2pp ,bousand men for the defence of his
|'tp' j % suppose a great deal. There are
r. .d;,ors ofnewspapers, who IN this man
ss,e armies with stroke OF a pen, and
oftbeir own private authority, enrol the
- nopulation OF country. Sweden IS a
i 'nojvcr, who stands In need otthe ut
Twisdom to support herself, but whom
hexampled folly of the present sovereign
arriving to complete ruin. She has lost
s.seraria, and will doubtless soon lose Fin
Isd AS tothe English, all the assistance
P,sh they are able to afford her, will be to
81 her two or three regiments OF dessrters.
AZ, Is all that they can do for their allies.
Pu6hciste.
j, decree of the 9th of March, the Able
I souIogne, one OF his majesty S chaplains,
4 ecn promoted. to the bishoprick OF Iroye,
Lssnt by the death Of Mr. La Tour dublin.
Syedish Finland, to whichths attention OF
|, gnrope is now directed, contains accord
/, % late publication, $50 inhaoltants,
/ = extent OF Sc miles in length BY II miles
.salth; consequently its population lson-
4 the proportion OF i79 inhabitants per
|s,,re mile, (about aye and an halt English
Ess i Finland, Is, Notwithstanding. one OF
/. most fertile provinces in Sweden. Il is
II of those which produce the most corn,
|difisw were not for the ircquen. wars OF
Eeh It has been the theatre, 1t would be IN
! GIl more Rourshing state. It is covered
[hIsSes, marshes md woods. 1t produces
|r,s wheat than.is necessary for their own
asam p,ion, and its meadows are excellent.
hr4s Russia conquered ths greater part OF
kssdish Finland, which she united to the go-
|xrausat of Wi5urg. That province is OF
|,rta Importance to Stockholm.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-08

he God OF Nature h1 been pleased 10
crown the labora Of our hHsbandneD, aod
the tolls of our manufacturers with the u
bundance Of his providence; and supplies
Tor the wants of man; aud 10 bis scrip.
lures he has commanded 10, when even
! TOUR enemy hunger 10 feed him." live
are ordered thus 10 do to our enemies,
what ought We not to doso our friends &
neigEhors. The Canadians have never in.
jured US. % the contrary they are eur
friends. But even if they were our enc
mics. ough. We no. TO feed and supply
them { The American people have oever
yet relinquished 70 government the power
to coD,r OF their right 70 dispose Of their
surplus froauce.o whom the please. The
conshtur,on expressly declares, chat "the
pszvsrs not delegated to The q. S. By thecon
stitufion nor proh,bited By it to the states,
are reserved TO the states. respectively, or
10 HE PEOPLE," And the people
having Devrr delegated to congress the
powers ASSUMED in The emtargs laus, they
are Unconstitutional, .aud dead letter
Will any one have The hardihood TO say,
because congress has "the power TO regu.
late commerce." tia. therefore congress
has The power to aunihiiats il! TO regu
late is 'sls secure 70 ad;ust by rule or me.
sihod." Can this be construed 10 mean, to
destroy commerce? If il can, then indeed
there is no securi,yin written constitutions.
Then Indeed may they be made to mean
any thing Or nothing! But, we repeat, the
people neyer have delegated this power u
desroy traffic between man aud mar; and
The traffic is ,h-refors reserved TO them
The embargo iaavs are thus proved 70 be
Unconstitutional, and all the blood shedh BY
those who are called 20 arms 10 execute
shen, will, like Abeps, call from the ground
for vengeaDee.
& We learn .ha, defschmeo.s Of ,roaps
from this state aud New York, are on the
march towards the Canadian lines 70 pre-.
seot the traffic which is carrying 90 10 tina,
quarter
Ve,mont pap.
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HEsSIAN FLY.

We are informed issys the Baltimore Fe-
dc.al Gazettel by a gentleman, who this
morning received letter from his manager
in Washington county, state OF Maryland,
that the Ey has made its appearance In that
part of this state Much injury 70 the s'heat
is apprehcneled this season.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-08
NEw-LoNpos. May 81.

OnSaturday last put in here in distress,
the schooner Rover, Samuel Coleman, mas
ter, from Nantucket bound to Baltimore
That morning, of Block: Island, In heavy
squal, she was struck by lightning three
men were struck to the deck, but sustained
no material injury the foremost and fore
topmast were splntered from top to the deck,
and some Of the sails badly perforated. At
the instant of the shock, 3 number OF
small white flint st mes, some OF which were
as large as a robins egg, fell on the main
dsck-oonjecturea to be raised into the air by
the suction of water spout.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-08
THE MONITOR

sanewspaper now published at the City
Washington, every Tuesday, iaursea y'
y Saturday. 1t is devoted to Nsrvs, fos'-
x DTS, llanrt lectures and Agriculture -
Psing the session of Congress, twill 4urnlsh
tts'pubic with correct, and twben nccessa.
account of the proceedings and
Votes ofthe National Legislative body, Al
Wines, it will communicate to Its readers
\ 'arEcst and most nuthcusic intelligence, on
ENojects of which it prefesses to be the ye-
y. The patronage of the public IS respess~
Y solicited in all Of its establishments,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-08
From TIE american Daily ddvert:ser.

REspESTED FRIEND,
ThE. E l;owingis extracted from
an Erglish publication, (euuded passie's
Menoirs of Agricultural and seem, 50
ex rsord nary > produce IT vegetable cal
led the Turnip roo.ed Cabbage, thai per
haps i, may be ,hosghi washy Of he Al
,en,iop Of our American Farmers.
The Turnip rooted Cabbage is very
hardy pisas ard is impsnetrab'e by frost;
half acre piece though eateusoR Al! winFer
long produced a, least - tons o. focd 10
Nav. and casinsaiscd ak mich cows from
which io6ib.. of butter was made, one
heifer and enc bull six,eso days 90 The
ke,b.ge only. The roots afterwards KEEP,
i6s sheep ofa year old, tor 25 days, all 10
the usmo., plen.y. This crop amounting
20 81 tons per acre, is certainly vsry large
eompsred 10 The product ct mos' osner
plarss. a ligh, soil and pretty deep, SUITE
it best, ,hus does not require very r,cn
rroupd !; the stalks ADD leaves are little 10
ferios 10 broccou far faMily pse.* lemsy
be .owed Is snrpip. either in rows or 9ro.a
cast, but no, qu;.e so,hick as tu'n,P s; -.
MN shoo, author of,h American Garde.
ner,. Calender. directs them 20 be thinned
10 the distance .ot Is inches IN the rows,
bu, does not mention the dlstsuce the rows
should be apart; however, that may DC
lef, 20 the discretion Of the farmer. accord
;nc,p "a he means TO attend them either
with the plor.h or hoe. but the great adj
v.o,sge j. 70 have the .grouod we'll "el'o.
ya,ed with the plough and harrow previous
20 planting and afterwards kept clear OF
weeds.
conclude thy assured friend.
A Young Farmer.
Fs;laaelphio county. s mo. Sd, 1908.
P. S. This plan. would be very valuable
20 those that keep many mich cows over
w;n,er aud attend marketwith milk. IS 4
,.nn,d cause Them 20 give considerable
rnao,;,v more than they would Upon hay.
& re rsots c;ce1 ere very good N strp.
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UNDAUNTED COURAGE.

Mr.. Boswell, in his tour to Corsica, re-
lates remarkable anecdote, which Gen Pa
oil told him. At the siege of Tortona, the
commander Of the army ordered Captain Ca
rev, an Irish officer in the service OF Naples,
to advance with detachment to particular
post. Having his orders he whispered to Ca
rev, s.,5,r, know you to be gallant man,
have therefore put You On this duty which
tell you in confidence is certain death to
YOU and your men ! place you there to
make the enemy spring mine below YOU
Carew made q bow to the General, and led
on his men IN silence to the dreadful post
He there stood with an undaunted counte.
nance, and having called 10 one Of his soldiers
for draught of wine, " Here," said he, s !
drink to all those who brayely fall in battle
Fortunately, at that instant, Tertona capitu-
lated, and Carew escaped, after displaying
a rare instance of determined intrepidily.
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TERMS.

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h ae paper Mil be transmitted always ag.S'
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ssshe usual prices.
tssays decently and concisely written, on
nets interesting to the general weiiare'
We chssrfully inserted withoutany charge.
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aleranurta palp a0hertfsfr.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8.

Governor Hull has written to Judge Wood
ward, of the Michigan territory, announcing
his disappointment for the ensuing years,
and his desire for the judgeto swear him
into office. The Judge in reply congratu-
lates him on his ppointment, but informs
him that he is not vested with that authority,
and that no officer now existing by law, can
perform that duty; of course the governor
must perform his duty without an oath until
the next session of congress, who must make
provision for dilemma into which their me-
elect had thrown that officer.
Bali. .duerican.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-08

Governor Trumbull, Of Connecticut, in his
address to the Legislature, makes the follow
ing remarks on the proposed amendments to
the constitution Of the United States relative
to the Judiciary
s q Among the public communications that
are now to be made, are letters from the So.
vcrnors of The states of Virginia and Yer
mont, presenting resolutions otstheir respec-
tive legislatures, proposing amcndm ents to
the constitution of the United states, as re-
spects the senate and judiciary of the Union.
In making these communications to you, I
cannot refrain from observing, that this desire
of amendment, or rather alteration, Of the
constitution ofthe United States, is growing
so prevalent, that in my estimation, the ve-
nerasla instrument, the production OF our
former enlightened and experienced sages,is
in danger of becoming essentially different
from it's first construction, if not fatally inn
paired in its original design to promote the
general interest and public welfare of these
United States.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-08
From the Mercantile kdssrsiser.

From the Mercantile kdssSsiser.
Sin.
As you have favored your. subscribers
with publication of d.. Conming's dis.
covery OF .pouging the body with ardent
splits in cases of yellow fever, you will
also be 50 kind So TO publish the following
criticism on the subject, from your hum.
bic servant,
JOHN 8. .sTRoEBEL.
To make useful discovery ADD TO
di1use and establish lis utiliy. gives to a.
benevolen, mind mech pleasure. But fire.
,qusurly do men aa',sr 'hensslse: with 40
opinion Of being Of more utility than what
they really are; aod suppose ,ha. .h.y-
have made discoveries, vheO It u their
faul. .ha, they only lately discoveries what
they nigh, and ought e hass lssro' 'ron
others long before that .ime'
Iha, spopgipg or bathing the body WI. y,
coolipg liquids, in "a ,rdsos fever, will
mnixate he hea., has bssa l0pg knoKa
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4. Printing in its various branches
|>y executed at this Office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-08

1'59"7 5He - 1!'H''S'"7 $500 zs's':
Mr.. F1NplAY,
Be SO good as to give the following state
ment a place in your paper.
A shearins Of seven ewes. was made at
Rose Mount, the residence of doctor Kent,
in Prince Georges county, Maryland, on
the 18th May, the following was the result.
No. !. syears old yielded Z Is lbs.
2. s do. do. -
8. do. do. g
AZ 5,twins, year old s Ia each
s. saMe age, s Ia
Z. do. IA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-08

Average weight Of wool yielded by three
years old, ia lbs of the yearlings, 6 -
lbs. The wool was clean and Of a good quality,
The lambs are TIE cross Of the Calvert coun-
~ and Dorsey Sheep, and make good NUT
ton. T hey are easy feeders not remarkable
for size, but well formed and keep their woo!
clean
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
FROM THE BEraIweroN WORLD.
VERMONT ELECTION.

4
Vermont has federal head egain: l.
saac Tichenor, governor Paul Brigham
lieut.. goyernor-Benjamn Swain, esq.
trra urer.
Elias Reyes, Chauncey Langdon. Dau.
iel Chapman, Solomon Miller, Zerah Wi.
LOBBY. Reuben hatcn, Asa Lyon. Samuel
Fletcher, J. P. Buckins ham. Daniel Dana.
John Ellsworth, Noah Chiitenden, esqrs.
councillors.
William Page, jr.is governors secrelv
~.
In the Vermont assembly there is an
Underwriting republican majority of IL
in joint meeting 10 as firm as our maun-
tains.. They have chosen Dudley Chase,
speaker, Martin Post, clerk, o. G. Mer-
rI!l engrossiDg clerk, Thomas LevereI;
secretary of state.
Jonathan Robinson, esq. is chosen sena-
Tor Ia congress Tor six years after the 81
OF March rex,.-Me ssrs. Tyler, Herren-
ten and Ga!usha, the Judges of the SUI.
preme curt are reelected. Vermont
will give SIX votes Tor Madison and Gin.
tor
Samuel Shaw, (whig) is elected to
represent the South West district in
congress two years from the Sd of
March next Martin Chittenden,
(tory) representative for the N. w.
district There is no choice in the
two eastern districts in the N Z. the
federalists gave majority of 90 votes
against Mr.. Fisk; in the S K. the re-
publicans divided on two candidates
and gave nearly 400 majority, which
leaves no doubt of gaining their candl-
date if they unite; writs of election
were to be Immediately issued; Yer.
mont will send two republican mem
bers- and to say three, is not a hazar.
dous prediction.
r. Now let us see the mighty cause o
all the federal rejoicing last week
votes for governor stand thus.
Tichenor. CTory) 1854
Smith, (Whig) 1915
-Four towns illegal, in
which Smith had a
majority of 1o2
Scattering 432-624
. Tichenor gets majority of 2a5
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
Deaths !

Departed this life the 31stuIt. after
short illness, at the hou, of ali Leak.
esq. in Gooch and cou ty, Doctor SAMU-
Ell ID LEAKE, in the 25th year of his
age. Doctor Leake, had spent two or three
IS the last years of his life, competing his
studies in Philadelphia, and was pefh Do
amongst the most learned Physicians of his
age He was man of the most unblem-
ishcd reputation; ncere friend, pious
christian, and an attentive physician. The
public, and Particularly the people of the
county where he lived, have sus. aimed an
irreparable loss in the death of this pro-
missing young man.
D1ED-Last evening in the Is h year of.
his age, Lewis Hallam, the father of the
American Theatre. Phil pap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
draft Of part 8. tho mili.is and voluntary

draft Of part a. the militia and voluntary
Offers OF service by others, arss aJsi a.. e..
obligatory. A new call for volunteers must
therefore, now take place, and new iIaft
to supply the dcicienc, of soldiers of IN {
description if there should be any deJfci-
ency, which, for the honor of the brave and
patriotic sons of Virginia, we hatter our
selves viii not be the Case but tina, those,
who have heretofore so molly proved their
public spirit, will again come forward with
out hesitation, and, when their beloved coun-
try calls, will flock to her standard.
u Some of the frderalsts in this city
who always rejoice at every circums ance
that may be injurious to their country, or
embarrassing to its government, seem to
be highly pleased at being told that the Vo-
LUNTEERs, who heretofore engaged, are
now discharged from their obligations, and
exult in the thought that they will not a.
gain offer their services. Those worthy
gentlemen, we trust, will be disappointed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08

BY all the federal clamor about tn
embargo. The power of this govern.
or is merely to appoint his own secre.
t:ary.--and lay the Champla;n insurrec-
ton which his frien d to ret
him elected. In join, meeting repub-
hcans carry every election---a I'd fede-
lists (after the most arduous stfug-
gle they ever made in Vermont have.
lost all their objects.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
BRICK MAKERS.

Mem InUention.-Asa Frost, of Cazeno-
via, has obtained letters p4tent under the
seal of the United Statos, for a machine
called brick machine. Tie advantages
to brick makers to be derived from the use
of this machine are numerous. The ope-
ration of preparing he mortar is simple
and expedidous---which is performed by
draft with horses or oxen. The brick
yard which has heretofore been exposed,
and the newly stricken brick liable to be
demolished by sudden rain storms are now
perfectly secure by means or covering
which stands aad moves on trundels, and
Can be thrown over or taken off yard ff-
ty feet square In the space of two minutes.
The Importance of this invention is acknow-
ledged by tue most eminent br ck-work-
men, and by all others who have seen lis
operation. Pilot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
GENERAL WILKINSON AND CAP
TAIN HARPER

When Prince Henry attempted to reason
FaLsfqE into courage he said" Why thou
oSoesf Heaven DEATH" and YOU may as
well meet it nobly like solder.1
That would not def fer Falstaff. who wit
t'ly replied, it is not due YET" And dis
creetly argued the case throughout" ho-
nor pricks M on Yea; bu, how if honor
prick me offwhen come on ! How then !!
Can honor set a leg mo. Or take away
the griefof a wound mo. H unor hath
no skill in surgery then mo.
We presume that MIR. Harper argued
thus wnen gen Wilkinson sought to chas-
tise him for treachelousiy insIigating the
generals prosecutors in Congress last ses-
SION. He challenged Harper 1.-THE notorious
Robert Goodioe Harperl to meet him.
but Goody replied-'' gen. Wilkinson must
ercuse me from accepting his invitation"
1t was not an invitation to dinner; or I
dare say 1t would have been accepted. 1t
was refused; and Harper has thus per-
haps lost forever the ohihortuni y of evin-
cling to the world that he had ONE VIRTUE.
He has lost the chance of AN honorable
death, which might have yelled or gilded
the atrocities of an infamous life.---Whig
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

At the close of the polls last evening, for
Electors of President and Vice.President,
the votes were:
Madison Ticket. Monroe Ticket.
Richmond ClfU, ITO 20
Henrico county, 2S8 90
Chesterfield, S24 81
Pinkncy 9.
OF the above seventy votes for the Mon
roc Ticket in this city, there were only "a
bout rem efubhean.-Comments are dee
med unnecessary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
Furniture,
hichmond Theatre.
Nov 7, 1903

EXHIBITION OF ACTIVITY
Mr. sim m ami his Camn1ny nave jus, arrivI
ed in this town, and have the honor 70 inforr,
the Ladies and Gentlemen Of RichIn nj and the
public IN geneEa'. that hey vii exert their Mt
most endeavo,s 10 deserve and OBJ am their pa
homage That this Evenings Perform 'n:e
TUESDAY, Nov 81 will be deyaie1 IN the hand
bills
Coed Military Music viii be provided.
Performance will commence at > o'clock-ad.
mittance half = dollar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08

must afford real pleasure to every fiiend Of
ms country TO discover that two such dis.
unguished characters have been prevailed
on to accept executive appointments so
shortly before the meeting OF the legislature
In these trying times, threatened a. we are
oy enemies from svithout, and opposed by
the most unnatural combinations svifhfn, the
presence OF two gentlemen, at the seat of
government. of such weight of character
and Underwriting republicamsm, must be re.
8ardsd as solid acquisition.
The citizens of Salem T Mass. ! have
lately held meeting W hlch lasted the
whole day. An animated discussion
took place on the expediency of raising
o continuing the embargo. The ques.
ton was finally put and carried in ia
vor of continuing the embargo under
existing circumstances by majority
of eighty. The votes in favor of it's
continuance were 57O--for its remo-
val, +9o--whole number of votes, 1860
---Saiem is computed to containe TO-.
600 inhabitants. Mr. GRAY spoke on
this occasion with his usual perspica-
city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08

The grand Theatre Of Covent Garden,
London, was destroyed by FIRE on rhe morn.
ing of the goth of September; the loss is
estimated at 15o, 200 pounds STERLING.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08
MANCHESTER
Turnpike Company

He annual meeting OF Stockholders will b.
II hid az Mr.. ErookE,s I vsrn in Manch.s.
ter on th~ frs NJ day in Dec n,ber ntx,.---
speci@ matters ct business important TO the in-
terest Of the company require 4 full n, et;ny.
hence it IS expected. tha, such members 4; can.
not a''end in person will appoint deputies to act
fa- Them.
JAMES BRANDER, cl'k.
Nov 2. 1903 ,r,r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-08

We understand that the Law, in obedi.
ence to winch, tine former requisition was
made, expired OH the 10Th of April last,
and as the detachment mentioned in that
law was never called int actual service, the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-22
G.. DENEALE,
OK. Dist. Couq't Dist. Columbia.

The libel in the above case, charges in SUBJ
stance:
That 4 cases Of merchandise, containing 2
piano fortes, barrel organs, and must
books, were imported in the ship William =
john, Thomas Woodhouse, master, from Ii
yerpool, into the port Of Alexandria, and con-
signed by one Cornelius Ward Of Liverpool,
TO one Joseph Riddle Of Alexandria, mer-
chant THAT the said cases Of merchaa-
die were, on or about the 10Th day of Oct.
1907. entered at the said port Of Alexandria
that the same were not invoiced according to
the actual cost thereof at the place Of expor-
portation, but that the said Cornelius Ward,
the exporter, with design to eyade a part of
the duties tAereupon, did make or cause to be
made out FALSE md FRydUDULEA7'
INVOICE of the said 1IERCHdA DIE,
in which the same was not inyoiced according
to the actual cost thereof, at the place of ex.
portation, but far below such actual cost !;
which false invoice was transmitted by the
said exporter, to the consignee with dlrec-
tons to produce it at the custom house in Alex
andra, as the invoice by which the said cases
OF merchandise were to be entered /; that the
said cases of merchandise, for the causes
aforesaid, were seized by Charles Simms, esq.
collector, as forfeited to the United States.
C. DENEALE, G. c.
April "a. d29
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e. EDUCATION.

TOSEPH COMING respectfully acquaintss
j his friends and the public. that he has en-,
gagged as an assistant a gentleman tot goof
family from Fern in Szwsserland.
Whereby he is enabled to add 10 the course
Of instruction pursued in his school Tks
French, German and Italian Language
antient and Modern History rithmetI5
Euclid's Elements, Geography with the uss
Of the Globes ard Maps, TrigDnemetry, Men.
suration, Surveying, Navigation and the Lunsr
Observations, Analytics, Astronomy, sc. &c,
Likewise Algebra and Fluaions, with their
Applications to the various branches of the
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, will be
taught as hitherto by himself a. his bis School Y y
St. Asaph street.
a. B. Those who wish to 5c Instructed 70
the above Languages, will please TO apPssgt sss
the number Of PupiIs will be l limited
lhrYie