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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-11
Diftrlct of Columbia, to wit.

NTHEREAS JOHN AUSTIN hath, by
w his petition in writing, applied to the
honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one of the
assistant judges Of the circuit court of the
District Of Columbia, TO be admitted to the be-
nefit Of the act of Congress, for the relief Of
insolyent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is in actual
confinement in the Jail bounds of Alexandria
county, at the suit of JOS. Janney, and being
unable to discharge the said claim, with
others against him, has offered to deliver
up to the use of his creditors, all his
property, real, personal and mixed-,Notsce is
therefore giUen, to the creditors of the said
John Austin that on SATURDAY, the
5th instant between the hours of nine and
5 O'Clock of the same day, at the court
house in Alexandra, the oath Of an insolvent
debtor will be administered to the said John
Austin and trustee appointed agreeably
to the said act of congress, unless cause be
then and there shewn to the contrary.
By order of tie honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh one of the assistant judgesof the circuit
court of the District of Columbia, this 9Th day
Of May, 1909.
G. Deneale, c. c.
M, O st
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CATALOGUE OF PLA $,
FOR SALE By
nnpE II OR. ~.

r. Der K g * II L.
rvvHE ROBBERS, Forty Thieves, Jew OF
/ Mogadore, Heir at Law, Robin hood
Il eve I,auehs at Locksmiths, OF Age io.mor-
row. Fortress of Sorrento, Chrononhotontho-
logos Indian Princess csiti p,. Fox chase Chase
What Blundef, WandererT Stranger Bina
Row. Deserter, Jew, Point Of Honor, Mer-
maid, School for Scancal, Trust, Cfstls Spec
ire. Town and Country, Voice OF Nature, lie
Would if He Could, Tears and Smiles les; ADRIAN nn
and Orilla, Farm House, Who's the Dupes'
Trin 70 scarborough, Whistle for 1t, Fortune $
T,oiis, Begone Dull Care, Adelgiths, World'
How % grow Rich, Man of Fortltude.
.AL50,
The Military Mentor, being series OF
,a+to - recently written from general officer
- his som vols. boards price 81.
Crabbe,s Poems, highly spoken OF BY the
Relish Reviews as a work ofthe hrstmerit--
prize. bound nd Sd
ei'ieA : es@ -
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The Subscribers,
Take leave 10 inform their friends and the
public in general, that the
F AG L E I II Y E. K ",
In rHE Cry OF RICHMOND,

In THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
WILL hereafter be conducted under the
wv immediate management ofGEORGE
TURNER, they having formed an engage
ment for this purpose. They entertain the
most sanguine hopes that their unremittlng
exertions will entitle them to patronage and
favor. Every comfort which Necessity may
REQUIRE, or which taste may suggest, will be
procured with ayidiy and pleasure. They
are determined, if possible, to render the
EAGLE in every department OF their business
agreeable TO their guests, and pleasant a.
bode TO the stranger.--Iheir sollcltudc upon
tt;s score has induced them at considerable
evnerce to make some important changes in
chr arrangement O the rooms. They feel
GREAT share of confidence in assuring their
friends that they will meet with every con"
yenience and attention that house OF this
character is calculated TO afford. lhelrbed-
rooms are furnished with an entire new set OF
beds and furniture, with suit OF curtains TO
each. and the floors covered with carpets.
Their stables are large and commouiouSs
(which will always be furnished with full
supply of the best proyender the country al
fords) stands within twenty steps OF the house,
with a DUMP OF e%cilSHt WdlCi d. tuC uooi9
for the purpose of watering. and washing the
horses. :.
They tale leave further to state, that
COFFEE-ROOM has lately been establish
ed in one of the rooms of the Eagle, in which
the newspapers from all the principal towns
on the continent are to be seen. With these
advantages, * these determinations in which
they are resolved neverto relax, they can but
hope for. the most i1atterlng success.
3 R,1. George Turner,
,e-'SS1 James 5. Smlthers.
~ N. B. The printers throughout the United
SfAes who now direct their papers to James
S. SMithers, are requested to insert the above
one week, and in future direct TO Turner and
SnntherS.
J. S. S.
C.. T.
Richmond, May s-lsI div
90 Printing in its various branches
executed with accuracy and dispatch.
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TO RENT,
The Wajh5ngton Tavern, 1p-Alex-
apd11a. ) -

Y WISH TO RENT for a terra Of years,
4 the above mentioned 1AV ERN, VITA the IN
out-houses thereunto be longing. 1t IS sltus
ated on King street, the most central ana
public part Of Alexandria The buildings
are commodious and good, and the stand ex-
ceued by none in the place. A further de-;
scrption of this property is deemed unneces-
sary, a. it is very generally KNOWN having
been occupied as public house ior upwards
of twelve years.
Possession may be had the 18th July next.
John Dundas.
May .s----- go "
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Public Sale.

StN4AS NSo@A
s9arsuans to decretal order of the Chancefy
! District Court of Williamsburg, viii be Oh
q Tered for sale, on the 4th Monday IN May
next at Westmoreland Court House, be-
lag Court day
That very valuable FARM, !,
s,,s y on Nomony river, in the county OF
,MsestmOreland, the property OF Jo6n No
%'S's, late Of said county, containing o7o a.
aes. A credit oftwelve months will be CIV
= Inc purchaser executing to the eonainis7
s ,sners acting underline aforesaid order, bond
s'a approved security, and a deed o. trust
: : TIC land to securethe payment otthe pur-
l. money according to the terms OF Inc
March 30. d6w
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.sal.l at Esndue.

!. every Tuesday ana Friaay'
IN J.ryrLL BE SOLD
!. yendae Store, corner Of Prince aiu
I w Water streets.
/, v,,;,s, Of Dry Goods, Groceries. &c.
! .:.,l.rs - f which will be expressed IN
f a:ls of the day All kinds OF gooos
% gn' ~. on limitation and the prices OF
Ghicp are established, can at any time DC
,al'n = s.ndpurciaassd at the lowest Limitation
ny - p C. Marsteller, ". NJ.
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FROM HALIFAX, N. S. Dec. 9.

On Monday his Exceiency Lieut. Cen.
Sir Georgc Provost Bart. with his suite. Sscs.
embarked on Board II. NJ. S Penelope, Capt.
mock, with the store ships, transports, Sec.,
havi1g on board the 9TH. Stli, and esd Reg
q company OF the Royal Artillery, and de-
tichnent from the Corps Of Royal Engiueerss
g,t Under way AID went to sea with fair
wind.-rhc destination Of this expedition is
not publicly known but from the high state
of health and spirits Of both officers and
men, little doubt can he entertained Gifts
success. We are sorry to learn. that his
majcety's sloop Of war Banter, capt. Shop
pard. was lost On lie nor, h side Of the river
st lawrence. opposite the Island Of Bic, on
The c9th OF Oct. Capt. s wiz his officers
and rev, arrived here ON Saturday cycii-
ng, in the Dawson, transport.
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NEW. YORK, Dec. 2g,

HIS Britannia msjes,y's schooner Priam,
Of gus, iieutcnant Miles, arrived 1t Bos@
ton on Saturday from Halifax with dispatch-'
IS, nd forthc accom- mediation Of MIR. H0wc'S
retdrn home
The proclamation for keeping open the
ports Of FovaScOtia 20 ncgtrals, is extend
ed 10 April nett.
Judge Crokc. the governor If Ec1a Gcolf1
hro-icm in addressing the As>c 1)ly, cZ-
presscd his hope for ilie restoration e agood
understanding WIKI America. sTI the rs
smbIy reciprocdtei he sentiment. From
b., stuaricn, rs judge RI Tic .%iniiaity, >.
Mr.. Croke would be OeUsh.ted 81 wax : 5in
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General Merlin at SAINT AndeIo-

G, Isle s' on the Ebro.
honaparte has n erred the badge OF the
legion Of honor, on Weiland and Goethe, two
distinguished writers of Germany
He has also appropriated CO. 900 crowns to
repair some houses of poor persons in the
town of Jena, which were destroyed at the
period of the great battle.
During the stay of Bonaparte at Jena, the
inhabitants changed the name of the noun
tain on which lie had 6ivouagned or kept
guard on the night of the 18th and 14th Oc-
tober, 1906, preparatory to-the battle which
annihilated the power of Prussia. 1T was
before called WindknoHcn, they have chan
Sed it to Mount NAPOLEON .....durora.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

by virtue Of "a deed of trust from Joan
Potts and Ehza his wife, to the subscriber,
will be sold, at public auction, on the preml-
ses, on SATURDAY, the 3oth day OF this
instant month December, sundry pieces or
parcels OF GROUND, situate and lying on
Queen, Water and Union-streets, in the
town Of Alexandra, plat Of which will be
produced on the day of sale, when the terms
ofpayment will be made known.
Ludwell Lee, TfEjtee.
December 8, dts
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ROSE HILL FOR SALE: Il

ROSE HILL FOR SALE: y
This healthy, beauslful and well improved
II is now offered for sale. s.
Iii contains 400 acres, SO Of which are IN
wood. No land is better adapted to the use OF
Plaster Of Pal Is, and there Is some very yalu-
able meadow land uponit.
For terms apply to w. H. Foote, esq. upon
the premises, or to the subscriber in Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, Jun.
September H., &. e4
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LANDING
From the sloop Ranger Captain Campbell,
IL and for sale by
LaWralon and FoWle,
so tons Plaister Paris
40 barrels Ncw.Engiand Rum
100 kegs Salmon
4 chests Hyson Tea
so coils Grass Rope
5000 yards Tow Cloth
So casks Goshen Cheese, of q superior
quality.
|. IN STORE, D. 49,.
$4,000 weight Green Coffee
IS hcgsheads and 20 barrels MuscoVado
=. Sugars
10 chests Young Hyson Tea, of supe-
rior quality.
so cases Florence Oil, IL bottles each
100 bolts Ravens Duck
100 reams Writing Paper. ~ -- f.
so barrels Tanners Oil y...
casks Sperm Oil ..-...
pipes 4th proof Alicant Brandy
puncheons Jamaica Rum
200 barrels Mess No. l & No. Beef
so barrels Prime Pork
$50 boxes Brown Soap '
casks Timothy Seed
so boxes Cod Fish
so Dc. No. & 8 Chocolate ,..
10 barrels Salmon
10000 lbs Soal Leather
so packages Shoes different qualities
80 casks Bellona GunpoWder
1 case German Checks
WANTED,
1000 bushels clean Rye, for which Cash
will be given.
Apply as above.
DEC 6. ~
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber Of Alexandra county,
In tho district Of Columbia, has obtained from
the orphans' Conrt Of ssd county letters ses-
tamsntary on the estate Of Wm. Fitshugh,
Esquire, OF Chatham, late Of tho county q.
forssald, deceased, al persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thsre~
Of 10 Alexander Moore, Register Of Wills Of
Alexandria, on or before the 23d day OF June
next, or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. And those indebs-
ell thereto are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this SD
day Of December, 1909.
Robert Randolph,
Ex-senator eftDn,. FitshHsh, Of CAathan.
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Al GREAT BARGAIN.

!. II 81
ne subscriber wishing TO remove TO the
sessern country, via sell the, FARM 90
yn'ca ne resides in Fairfax county, II miles
i. om alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
'sSe aud about the same from the Potomac
is;Ssiose crossing to the city of Washington
-. 2 healthy, agreeable peighborhood, con-
! aiming about 40 acres, .cn which is conve-
nent dwelling house, large enough for gem
vel ialnlly, together with all the outhnuses
suitable, all new or nearly SO !; an orchard of
ss = trees of selected fruit, together with
.aueren; other fruit trees, a proportion ofim-
p.oyed meadow for the scythe, and a large
p ~ more may easily be made. Any per-
- inclined 70 purchase may know the terms
q apl'!caslon to MIR. JoHN DuLIN, adjoining
uises. -
E. Dulin.
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Iofeph H. Vaudeville,

lolS'ii - a y ~ 41ls
oVefs jor sac re Joa0S1oA'g 6rsc1ss, ~
zoeotesale or reta'l.
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs GreeniC ohee,in barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, of excellent qua
lily in casks
1000 New England do do.
200 bbls. OF Herrings, Shad and Mackarei
so tons Plaster Paris
90 bales prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and Dema-
rara Rum
pipes French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscoyado Sugar
( so bbls. do. do.difsrent qualities
2 hhds CopperaS #
Gunpowder,
lmperial,i
Tyson, TEAS.
Young Tyson,
and 81,
Hyson Skin,
Madeira, ]
Lisbon, WINES.
ClaFet, and
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vol xl.

Sesss al Hsndse.
Is .,,.ry Tuesday and Friday,
Eln Ss MIL BE SOLD /,
v.naue store, cOfnsr q pfi = g anu ! -
Ing Water streets.
v.,;.,y Of Dr. Goods, Grsssr,si, &c Z.
n Ess !. .i.rs Z q (which viii be expressed n
Pal ,,s g me day--All kinds OF gooas
he DUP 80 : "A limitation and the prices OK
'sAlca az -. established, can at any time Dc
GIs s,s and purchased At the lowest nn'''sa
no V''Ns p. G. Marsteller, Y. N.
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|. B. Nichols, Sec'ry..
Orphans Court,

Alexaady;a County, dec. Term, 1909.
Ordered, that the executor Of VIM. Fitx..
hugh Of Chatham, deceased, do insert the fol-
lowing advertisement three times in tho A.
lexandria Daily Gazette.
Tcste, sl.ss
Alex. Moore, Rcgiiter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-14

lpen, particularly in Chancery canses. thns
tho court may agree that the decree OUCH,
to be reversed and may differ IL opinion. as
to the decree which ought to be substituted
In such an event. the court would be com.
ipietely alta stand, and no decree could he
entered. That this case will frequently oc
| cur, must be obvious to all, who reflect what
an inhaite variety of details exist in chan
Gerry suits, which will have an effect on the
Modification of the DEGREES to be entered
-I.ese Inconvenience, to which the pre-
seat arrangement of. the court of Appeals
will expose it. and the delicate situation, in
which the great degree of responsibility
thrown on the judges, will often place them,
viii have necessary tendency to embar-
rass their proceedings, and prevent their
carrying OH the business with that confidence
and alacrity, which would result from the
body being more numerous. Nor will it es-
cape the notice of an enquirer into this sub
Jeet, that the investing very few. however
aoie and upright, with the power toreverse
and control the sentiments of so many judg-
es, isinconsstent with the spirit of our in
stieutlons. as exemplihed in every other de-
partment of our government. Indeed there
can be no question, but that the Judges them
selves, would feel great relief and pleasure
from the assistance of an additional number
ut Judges, whose aid and cooperation could
not tail ia give additional weight and effici
ency to their proceedings. By ain augmen-
tation of the number OF Judges, the avenues
to the court of Appeals will be increased to
the subordinate Judges; this will excite
mongst them an honorable and laudable sp;
rit OF emulation, and will stimulate them to
excel IN their profession, and thereby attain
scat IN the highest tribunal in the state
1 those who appreciate properly, the great
Importance 'ofAan able judiciary, the last
consideration will not be deemed the least
influential. In every light. in which thi,
branch of the subject can be contemplated,
IL would seem. that there never was more
inauspicious change in any public institution,
than in the reduction of the number of the
Judges OF the Casrt of Appeals. The public
good seems loudly to demand the restorati-
on OF the court to it. former footing; which,
with the aid OF few other legislative provisi-
ons, will, it is confidently hoped, enable il
to perform the high and important functi.
ons for which it was instituted.
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A DAY & EvENING SCHOOL,

a DAY & EVENING SCHoo L--Tbe
4 subscriber will commence teaching an the
] st OF January, 1910. and continue through the
year. He will instruct youth in the English an.
guage grammatically. Reading, Writing ana A.
rithmetic in all its branches, Geography viii
the use ofthe maps and globes, and the irst ,,r,-
ciPles of useful learning in general
The school will commence in the for 80 r,-
Goodwin near the Baptist meetiD, $50. - i.
should the subscriber meet " n'1's..,.' oo-
ment, convenient house W., ~ ..
The bible will bc e;cas;onsn,. ra.g
school, and Goldsph's Ceoer, ;I,;csi "a 70 TINS
with maps has long been profer,.d T., "'''',sas
graphy - "'S $euiy OF see
ihe principal aim of the s,as..;,,
a. NO. oa respect IDLE Ems sli school b,,
'.e a,Pto'es OF isi acting youth IL the fo
grammar IN Connect ION with tie Ensil,, az. az.
Latin Scholar viii be received VIII ,l.ss,,, ,e"
NJ ma. TACOB GPigG.
-, n'-An Evening School viii Sc 30. ma, nv
c"n.; ter on The day above r.entioaed atl
three aonths Young ge;tleroen o,,,5s,
ss'J .ons preclude the possibility o. ti,ear :
ceNod 49, 10
Likewise, Mrs Goodwin continues IN -,
scbcoi as heretofore, in her own Ir,,,e r. .
terms OF tuition ia the aboys scho,,., ms, ~
known by application to the subscriber
Richmond. Deem ID - 800,
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a1 0irtue eta Deed Of 1rust rsecqtsR b, 4+al..
y Dcn.is, TO the subscriber. 6ea-iug .il.s tie
2Sth day Of July 1907, Of record in "a Corr,
Court q Richmond, TO, me purpose Of sccu-ay Ike
deots due to Ezekiel Levy therein .rcgtiorcI----
VIA be SOLD at the piaxtatfon at presen, oreua,1
1y the said .fohn Dennis, on Earn&as,. lrset. IN
the County IF R,chn,oad The 81 dly IF sfdsa.sry
next, II fa~, othert0ise The next far Nv, 70 nj.
highest bidder, Under rte professions IF The az, If
Assembly passed iast session entitcd IN oct CON-
eerS,nE sfeuf'ons and Ter othey pr poses the fol
!o1vins 5p,obrrty conserved BY the saa Deed 10 r;t
Sekoone, Henry If 2I,SpahaarocE. spi,h xA,ker
a15arei and sundy negroes, zphose names are, Sd
rah, Sam, George, Hannah, asd .se, fAree Aor,es.
Zen hsad Of cattle, and FIVE feather 5eds and FIR
niinse, or so much 81, the said property as sci!t
ya!Se the suna required.
B McC4RT'1, Tyis.es.
Rickn,ond Coanty DEE IA e.N
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o N1cLIKII, ffasses
Richmond Coanty, Dee. IA So

X DUCATION.-JoH Ohm B ID uR Z Respectfully
- informs his friends and the public in gene
raj, that he intends to continue his School tic en-,
SUNG year, at the house OF Mr.. John Pontiex ter
on the Roundabout creek in Louisa county. He
VIII teach the English, Latin, and Greek Lam
guages, arithmetic, Mathematics, Geography
and History. The price of tuition for any OF lie
above mentioned branches of education viii be
twenty dollars. His school will commence on
the second Monday in January and viii expire
on the second Monday in December .oliowina..
II diligence, fidelity and attention II tie due.
incumbent on him teacher, VII enttle hiI.
to public confidence, he hereby PLEDGES hun ;en
that dHthese Shall ne devoted to ,hose p pils ;,,,
may be committed to las tuition Mr. pp;nlex-
ter, Mr. Francis Johnson, aid several other esn-
tls:men convenient 20 the school, will take ,oSr-
ders at the price of sixty dollars to I've paid II The.
expiration OF the shove mentioned term /; wash
ing, raendiny, lodging. fuel and every Other ac
comnodat;on will be afforded In those s;,tit,n,.
vino may board with either Sfthe aforesaid rem
tlemen.
TIC fo!lozDing IS Certificate If those gcntls,nss
~ gohona ne yUas emp loyeG for he ores-Af ys,s~
we, the subscribers hereto, did eupioy li4ia
=. Duke to teach a school in neigaaNris9od
the present year. He has taught the Emehsh.
Latin and Greek Languages, and the Hat,ema
tics We are highly pleased with rim az q
teacher, and we do certify, as a trhute d... IT,
him, that our children have advanced ~ tlIer e.
ducation greatly beyond our expectations : and
that we nave employed him to continue his eiaot
another year. As to his mora, ch .racter. we
know OF no young man more correct
JNO PoIyDEXyEY.
FRANCIS JOHNSON.
Louisa, Dccember ID. 7o2,oI
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HOUSE OF REPREsEA TdTIYEs.

FRIDAY, december 3.
petition from. the citizens of Washington
praying tor a law to make turnpike road to meet
road about to be constructed in direct line
from Baltimore, referred to the committee
on the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Morrow reported bill for extending the
time forissning and locating military land war.
rants; which was twice read and referred to a
committee of the whole.
Mr. IaJler, at:er a few introductory remarks S.
offered the following resolution
Rts0ioed. That committee be appointed To
enquire into the circumstances attending the &C.
currence alluded tn in the letter of Mr. l.
Coles to the Speaker of this House that the
said committee be instructed to reports state.
n,ent of The facts with their opinion thereon to
this House.
melton was made by Mr. Sfcafo,d to amend
the same by striking out the words :" eommittee
be appointed" and inserting " the committee ap
pointed TO prepare and report such rules and or.
ders ms arg necessary to be observe IN the house,
be Instructed :" which motion was negatiyed.
The resolution Of MIR. Taylor was agreed to,
and Messrs. TAYLOR, Goodwin, Montgomery,
Smile, Pitkin. TaSgart and Matthews appoin-
ted a committee accordingly.
The iette' received few DAYS ago from Isaac
n Coles, was referred 70 this committee
Nr Sassger n ide two unsuccessful attempts to
cflan the consideration OF a motion made by him
Z few DAYS ago to erect a separate committee of
manufacturers
AHdthe House adjourned till Monday
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UJ THE Public are respectfully Informed,
that JOHN FIELDS new occupies the stand of
Geo. Watson, on the cross street leading 10 the
Basin--wbcrc any thing in the " science' of O1.S-
TERS, BEER, or RELISHES, are prepared
IN the test style by night day, at moments
warning.
December IL. At
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rl ? p :. p 8, !. y 't'l''lt'-t,''
coNTGNuArtoM or

FOREIGN INTELLlt.ENCE.
2TonsfaEed from a .Jffe Of "L'.AbeiHe d4
Fora,' received By the brig Robert,
Ca7'fain Stsigord. from 1onmngen, at
ne o6fce IF the .dmcrican.
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EDUCATION.

( HE subscriber intends to continue his sc.,,o,
"a III the Forks OF Hmoyer, The ens,.,oe ye /.
where be offers to teach spelling, reading a.
.he, ar'.ssmetic, English grammar geosraohc.
tne use OF the globes, rhetoric, natural phis,,I
ply, geometry, and the French lang.I.e w.
price for 5osrd, tuition and washing, eli be & *
payable hall yearly The term viii COMM,
TIC tenth OF January, and end the tenth ~ Drc
vacston one month, beginning eJeirh off,
and December. " 1"'o
Sovember 81. 100,