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eg NO TIE 10 s 7.

r OST, Yesterday morning, on L-zvrason
- and Foycle's wharf, a >OTEs signed by
JONATHAN SPARROW. for Three 7hou-
aa3sd Fiut Httadf,ca Dollars, dated /" PoRT-
LAND, January II, 1909" and payable TO the
suascrioerin enc yeas from the date.
The above Note WAS found BY black man
Il few moments aferit was lost, but hisname
or residence is not known.--H He or whom
may be in possession of the same, are re-
qslcstSa 70 return1it to us, as it can be OF no
use 10 any other person.
/. awralon and Fowle.
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Eli(ha Talbot,
Peter Saunders.
January 81
EDUCATION.
TIE REF. DIR. o'BRLEN,

TIE REV. DIP. O'BRIEN,
nEOPOSES to open an ACADEMY IN
this place, for the purpose OF teaching
twenty young gentemen istould SO many OF
Ier} tie Polite Arts and Sciences: ne Will IN
styuct them in the various Languages, to wit,
Latin. Greek, french, Italian, &c. and In
Hebrew if required
He Will also teach Geography with the use
Of the Glohes--the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rhetoric and Natural Philosophy. Applca-
ton to be made al Mr.. James BTeon,s, hing
street.
January 8.
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WOOD FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to make sale OF a
few hundred cords Of WOOD near the hoata
of Pamonkey Creek: a secure and conyeni-
ent harbor, not more ,han S miles below
Alexandria. hose who ale DESTROYS Of nr-
chasing, may be supplied OH advantageous
terms by applying to
Benjamin Dnlany, jun.
January %. It
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that il is rendered almost new WORK.
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con reviewing this book, in its improved
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January 2s--26.
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JUST. RECEIVED
For Sale at Il. GRAY's Bookstore, King
Ntneo

Street
THE POWER OF RELIGION,
On the mind, in retirement, affection and at
the approach Of death.
Exemphhed il the testimonies and expert.
ence of persons, distinguished BY their 5reat-
ness, learning OF firtud.
Ills Immortality that alone
Amidst life's pains, abascments, enpti-
ness,
Tie Soul can comfort, elevate and I'LL"
YouNG.
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THE subscribers trading under the firm Of
7al5sH and Sanders, have just commenced
the TANNING and CURRyING BUSI-
NESS in this place, where they have on hand
and intend keeping s,cneral assortment OF
LEATHER suitable for Saddlcrs, shoemak-
ers, Bookbindcrs, sc. which they will DIS
pose of on the lowest terms Tor casa or an
jtroued notes at short dafcs.
Elilha Talbot,
Peter Saunders.
January 81 If
r. S. The highest prices given for Rides,
SKINS ard Bark, which will be received at
their tan,5 ard near tie stone bridge, upper
end Of Jake street, or currylng shop, two
doors above the Washington tavern, King,
street.
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Two Stray Cows.

~ AfE to my plantation some time ago.
~ tvo red c0WS.-The owner is request
ed to prove property, pay charges, and take
them away.
William Sheppard.
Fairfax County, Jan 2e. st.
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n O T l c E.
Fairfax County, Jan 2e.

r HE subscriber informs the public, that
L he never had any intention to give up
his School as teacher Of the French Lan-
guage, as has been reported. On the contra
ny he proposes TO attend, faithfully, TO as ma
ny Scholars as may be entrusted to his care:
ard will never yield his place, particularly 10
astranger) without the consent ofthe parents
OF his pupils.--If they should not think him
worthy of their confidence, he is willing to
Withdraw.
He is still ready to receive twelve or more
Scholars in the day time, at Mr. hlsClean's
Academy, or at his own residence, from six
O'Clock till nine in the evening
Information enquire of
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Rv LLNDLEY MURRAY.

From the thirteenth English edition, enlarg-
ed and improved by the Author,
Price handsomely bound and lsttered, | dollar /,
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rapasfsy u thslconqa.ro,.
~, opposed that tl,e Old W., Ia
sne a,roei,us iaoob: !" 'rlab,
.5srtc Is he had. ,- L.;' Sect d
3 aaoTa Gay in The hsnl, xaNs
ye hf'''s = ,i'si a.ns;I;,, ., !. POI
icy o%s 2sa.An the eas'rra co ,,;a Win
Ia4Y9eE5n with plan, anil 49, ',nsn'
z sy 5, g compass instead Of f sos';.
iar libert7 7s.o3F pretended pa.r;o.. .g s
fndnce Us 70 believe, and thew ; 'n>s would
conquest s:,a.l' Be co.eS;sasive Av ,s;a hat
stohe. "''A ii:
Blt Formidable IS are their ..
arts are still more 10 be dreaded '''"
part OF ire civilized and ho5sablr wo' JvsFV
been surveyed Tor the purpose Of co ~.a ~
ahe pa?;is Of thc 7sp5yya5!;col' ' y@. :,
nave pcrvadrd every part Vi rhs y s,''''
with IN exc to heir future conousg. .%
q harbor, NOT city, rot town, 70,
litary post, not bye path, nor biob W., W.,
in this country OF whfch there Are So,I '.4
ter maps III Paris thanin the Uai,ed S,,..
These maps are taken by pupils Of II. T,
geographical School, with military eyre 80 -,
for military purposes. ''"S
IN the present attempt OF Bon,n,,,..
subiusate Spain, we have read Of Sn.a; %
armies losing their way On ,krir r n,'
mountains through the Ignorance or ty. -'
cry of their guides. No such ,bipp, I@,"'
ever, has ever happened with he Frrnrb
armies. The pupils of toe TopograrEis,I
School had surveyed every 100. Of gr rr%
and were perfectly at home in III: ryrrnss'
or the Sierra Moreno.
"A work which we have read, hut b,,.
not now before us, containing an Epi,on.
of the military events in the conoi,s, Of
Switzerland BY the French, and written ~
Frenchnen, who bad been engaged in II:
subjug.tion of that country, attributes Ii,
successes cf,he French principally to Il:
accurate knowledge which they had previ.
ous!y obtained OF The SCAT CT war. Tltv
explored passes. in the Alps, and over.
wheln1et the natives by pouring their troo2s
through avenues, which the inhabitants Of
The country supposed were unknown Or i'm,
| passableiIo foreigners.
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secured by the most minuts and efiici 81
precautions, tesidss undergoing the ccspz
raj punishment entailed On their oif-nce. ~.
anercsd in sum Of fifteen hundred francs
equivalent, from the comparative ya.oe Of
money in the two countries, 70 about oae
hundred and twenty nounds s.erlias. ms
sum, together with the expences IN lhr pt's-
suit, is levied inexora5ly Oh the real proper
w of the father or mother, saos'd the tugl~
tive possess nonein his own rights
Nine garrison towns are designated,
throughout the empire, as debots for the re-
fractory conscripts. They are lodged in the
citadels, subjected TO most rigid discip-
line, and made to work in the arscnals, or
on the roads, clad in a particular uniform,
with their heads closely shaved. Five years
constitute the term allotted to this coma ,r-
ment; but it is added, s. that they are TO
be gradually draltedin.o the army, as thty
give tokens Of docility and reformation !"
Every conscript abssntine himself for q
hours from his depot, is punished as de-.
serter. A special council of war is assem-.
bled TO decide upon cases of CONSUMPTION.
The penal sanctions are ist, death; "a, the
punishment Of the ball (ia beine dn touet)
and Sd, public or hard labor.
Such is the government to which the
Psuedo Patriots and self-styled Republicans
of the United States refer US for samples of
liberty. This government. if we may be-
lieve the writers OF the Chronicle and other
creatures eff Bonaparte in America, is now
fighting to give independence to oppressed
nations. This government is to wrest the
freedom Of the seas from the grasp Of Bri-
fish ambition, and to introduce milcni
um Of universal peace and prosperity
it is worse than ordinary lunacy, it is
downright ravlng madness, to maintain that
the rulers of France would establish codes
of CONSUMPTION in Ibis country OF more
mild and moderate nature than those which
are established in France. The metropo-
lis OF the iacobin empire is Paris. Those
countries which are iarthest from the scat
of government W i'll suffer the most severely
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DESCRIPTIONS ON PASSION.
BY A FRENCH AUTHOR.

BY A FRENCH AUTHOR.
In every country in the world, mankind
are more or less subject to passion, and its
effects vary according to the climate and
custom of the people. At Japan, for IN
stance, man rips open his belly in the pre-
sence of his adversary, who is obliged to DO
the same, on pain of being looked upon as
coward. In Italy, man poignards his enc
my; this is much more convenient. In
Spain, they plunge their swords into each O.
Their, with a degree of gravity enough to
make enc expire with laughter. In France,
they mount coach together, exchange mu-
tual civiIities on the way, then alight IN the
" Boulogne," and with the utmost pleasan-
try imaginable, give one another the choice
of having their throats cut or their brains
blown out. In England, they lay their hat,
wig and clothes in the street, and bruise
each other with their fists till they are tired.
This effect of rage, the least silly of them
all, inasmuch rs it is least dangerous, has It's
particular rules, from which the combatants
must never deviate, and which, besides, the
spe ctatcrs always take care shall be observ-
ed. The combatants are forbidden to strike
each other any whore below the waistband.
They must not pull one another's hair, if
they happen to have any nor must either
strike his antagonist while he is down. They
may kill one another if they can by blows on
the head and breast, and the victor is carri.
ed off in triumph by the enraptured multi
tude.
The practice of boiling the grain given to
horses, progresses in England. One bushell
of oats SO managed, is stated to be as good
as two bushels given in the usual manner.
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NEW POLITICAL VIEWS.
FROM THE BRATTLEBRo' REPORTER.
Embargo, Non-intercouvse, and Policy of
the Bclig'erents.
NO. ".

The directory admitted of no substitu-
ton; but the severity Of this principle is
now relaxed in favor OF such as are aljudg-
ed " incapable Of sustaining the fatigue Of
zvar." or s' whose labors and studies are
deeraed more useful to the state than int if
military services" Proxies are therefore
received only aa kbitum; not as a matter Of
right; and never without a special mandate
from the minister of war. The conscript
furnishes SUM of about ST. Goo francs
for the equipment of his substitute, who
must be between the age OF twenty-five and
forty, Of the middle size at least, Of ro-
bust constitution, of good character GER
tilted by his municipality, and himself be-
You'd the reach Of CONSUMPTION laws. He
bears the sirname of his principal, in order
that the latter may be knowa and compelled
to march, sl'auld his proxy desert, or be
lost from any cause than death, or wounds
erceived in battle within the term Of t1vo
gears.
All the enactipg classes Of this system
are fortified by heavy denuncis,ions against
public functionaries, parents or otners who
contribute to defeat or retard Its operation.
ANY health officer or other functionary con-
victed of furnishing false certificate Of in.
trinity, &c. is subjected to five years i'm
.prisonmsnt in irons. All civil and military
officers, even of the highest rank, convicted
of favoring the escape, or cencealing the
retreat of fugitive, are exposed to exces-
sive fines. Conscripts detected in counter.
feiting infrmities, or mutilitating' themselves,
are placed 8 at the disposition OF govern
ment" for five years, to. be employed in
such public labers as may be Judged most
useful to the state. The absentees or re-
Tactary conscripts, whose apprehension is
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RICHMOND, Ns2emJer "A.

On Tuesday last, the Corner Stone Of
the RICHMOND ACADEMY was laid in the
presence of a number Of spectators. tn.
procession marched from th= c2pi;ol in tas
following order =
The Rife Band OF Music; the society
Of Free Masons, with the s;one and The
enrblems Of ,hcir craft; the Governor AID
Council Of State; ID; Mayor and Como
rate body Of the City; hlessrs G:rardi0,
Wood ADD Doyle, al the head OF their NJ
merous Pupils and Citizens. Whsn'hey
arrived at the foundations of the building,
The Corner Stone was laid at the east angie
by the Soci@ty o! Free Niasons, and 'I.e
inscription on the plate and .'!aS0O';
PRAYER 70 the Fountain Of Grace were rsaH
by the Governor, amidst sympSihislng "''"'
es for ,he prosperity Of the institution
a small silver pia,e was imbedded IN ~
Corner Stone, with the following ias''p
ton upon ii:
DEDICATED
To the Education at Youth ana II Ms Gy"
sion Of usJfl kna1vs4S &c as tie 'a'"
Of bsrbttuating tie
FREE GOVERNMENT
At present enioeed by this happy cou'"''
THIS CORNER STONE
Was laid on the 7th November n ="
1900 aur;ny the administration Oh
fORN T1,LEp' ,,.
Governor of the Commonzceatt, u" i''
somaly attended 70'@
THE COUNCIL OF STATE nh.
The Mavor and Corporate BODY u n
moaj, the Society Of Free i'lS'0"'
and a number ef Cit'z.n;'
TIE INSTITUTIONS
Governed BY T;vsnfyjd~
mus EEs. t..sn
The iunds of this institution arc ho,
from the proceeds of a Loucry, a'b 5o NJ
v9ii4mayy contributions. It's 10 os d our
that the patriotism and generos'fy . '
fellow. citiz ms will readily supply Sr FIR it,
funds x,ay be eventually ~""''ns Long
establishment. Long may it Prosp ';'r Rici
NAV il bloom for TIC honor OF the '"' nav b.
NAV be its fruits! And numerous ,.Ls roc |
fbr similar institutions, which may ~ of 8.
in our state [! For education IS o." 's,,,rpe,.
surest props OF oar II':r'y--, IMAM a O
friend and the most flashed o'""
the civilized world! G
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n o T e.

1t will not be ilnpertinsnt to exemplIty
here, the immoderate rigor exercised on the
points now before us, b few paragraphs
taken at random from the journals Of the
country. The tolIownsis from the
{" Mercure de Francs" of August1 So9.-
" lean VidaL sen. Of the commune of
ORION, In order TO enfranchlse his son
from the CONSUMPTION, had Employed false
document, knowing it to be false. This DO
cument was the register of his birth, in which
it was stated that he was born in 1884 al
tho the real period Of his birth was 1744.-
His object was to be considered as having
attained the age Of II, and therefore entitled
TO claim for his son the indulgence Of the
law. The special court of criminal justice
has, by decree OF 2lst July, condemned
this persen to EIGHT gears A50r in ironS, to
be branded with a hot iron on lie left shoul-
der, to an exposition IT SIX hours, and tile
ex,bences Of the prosecution, one' 100 'co-
pies of the decree" The two following are
from the 7ewnal de L'Embirr, OF August
I'd and 7lh. "The tribunal OF corrective
police (toHce ccrrecti0ncle. of Paris. f.
nished yesterday the trial of seven persons
charged wish extortion from conscripis,
" Escroquerie en- naticre de CONSUMPTION"
:" Tesslaire, surgeon apprentice, was &C
cused of having bl0zvn inta The eyes q a
multitude ef conscripts, a powder calculated
to excite inflammation, and Of having re-
ceived from their friends, ,tor his sero'ce,
various sums between two and three thou
sand livres, somewhat mare hiG2! 1901 from
each. Six other persons were accused OF
making him known to different conscrlpts,
and of sharing in his profits. While One
of these, goldsmith, called Lngot, the Ia
Their of three children, took his place at the
bar, his zv;ff zuas carried to the tgraUc, hau-
ing died Of fright, when she was told that
her husband had been summoned to appear
before the tribunal to answer to a charge
connected Nth the consrcipti0n. This me-
lauchoiy catastrophe induced the Tribunal to
mitigate his punishment. The rest, and a
mong them woman Of some responsibility
fufered the utmost rgors of the law" he
second is not little singular. HE mt
litary commission Of department OF the
Pop decided, in the course OF last July, a
case of delinquency with regard to the con-
scription. Two inhabitants of Turin were
convicted, by this commission, OF having
torestaAIed (accapare) a great number OF
substitutes for the department, by maintain
ing them at their 0uvn eapence in houses ap-
probriated to this object, and then selling
them oult at an adpanced price to the con-
scripts who wished to have proxies. This
trafick," says the Moniteur, . by which
the substitute receives but small sum,whlle
the broker receives very large one, must
Away provs injurious to the lower classes"
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For Rent or Sale,
"A Baks-houis e5D5ys9l,ng -hon}es.

THAT Bake House and Dwelling House
situate at the corner of Water and Qronoko
streets, at present occupied by Mr. q ndrew
Jameson. Possession may be had the first
day of January next.
ALSO,
That Square, OR two acres Of ground, with
the Improvements thereon, situate on " ASH
ington street, between Oronoko and Pendle~
ton streets, whereon my family at present
live. Immediate possession may be had.
ALSO TO RENT,
That Dwelling House on Princess street,
near Water street, adjoining the house at
present occupied by MIR. John Jamieson.-
Immediate possession will be given.
John Dundas.
NoueHlber II. dlw&eotf
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Some Valuable Slaves,

Belonging to the estate of Edward Carter,
deceased, will be offered at Public Auction,
on "WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of January
next, at Hay-Market, in the county of Prince
William. They will be sold in families and
Tor cash.
E. Brooke,
Administrator with the will annexed,
: of Edsuard Carter.
November ll--ls. esa4t
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St. AnAresy's Soe': ~. g. IN,
II ..atrd qurrterly meeF,ns :: q Nh, H. -is" =,
% MIeod, on Tuesday Ivs 8. s,.r,lsd'
6 O'Clock. Panctuai af'eHai"'n. .a,;dlpt.
James Patton, 11s'' Z
.Nopem6er x.
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pOETIcAL DEPARTMENT.
rRoMl The BOSTON cENTINEL.

TO A GREAT STATESMAN.
M ay all the powers Of thy capacious mind
"A rm'd with the love of country, & thy kiad
d islinguish wisely in these. trying times
I mparting Justice but ayenging crimes
S shall thy country's glory proudly rise
O Ter present shadows to empyreal skies, (
N or shall thou share with Factions God {
the prize. }
A HUsBAsDMAN.
Ros5ury, SEPT. 1909.
+ AN UNINTENTIONAL PUN AT A
COUNTRY BALL.
Says the Captain SO gay, as he handed Miss
down,
!" What number of bellies for a small COIN
try town!
Miss simply replied, " Sir few towns can
boast more,
/" There are six at the great church, and the
small one has four"
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from TIE sa''iSn'''v "a OF
r. in Brentowo, Fauqulcr coH'H' :, nIso
honday Tie lth Of ScptemOef' : m6
fellow na,aed DAVID, about Nl' ot
inches high, about IS years 81 sSS, H 81. ,res
mr. mark from the corner CT one o. lisa
occasioncd by the Eick OF h0''s ,,n,ca 10
eo,d waggoner and has been ar'''''
wo.k on plantation. ,.;J. Jacket
He took with bin onc new outs'" 'e;1e ph
or country cloth, black and vsiie ~ ."i ;.,cscts
b,eech,s flhe same, seseFai W. he s'
~ o1r which wa. one Denne's core s'oJ.s,pc
very ,rcssy, ars4ull fellow and VIII II, d-:..
70 p,ss as a free man, and cns'GI Nmrp,y-'
:" : eoasnty calls himself D,' ~, ~ u re.,p,
: Vii, r1ys the above reward, 'nG ;, :" 'r;ns hIa
b l. charges, to auy person tnai W. :" ,h.. 81
home, or lodge him in any l1'' =
him again Geo. swany'
Brentovn, r.uquir eosntF' l''
Sept. I, ~ 1892 }
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.ALEX-d.NDER MOORE, Reg.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,

That the subscriber OF Alexandra county,
in the district Of Columbis, hath obtained
from the orphans court. Of said county, let
ters Of administration on the personal estate
Of jonathan MaadeviHe, late Of the county a.
foresaid, merchant, deceased all persons
having claims against the said deceased ire
hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or be-
fore the 9th day o. April next, Or they may
By law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate !; and those indebted thereto are re-
CURED to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day of DC
tober, 1909.
John Vaudeville, Admir-.
October s. sta4ww