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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-20
NEW MILITARY WORK.
Just Fulfilled and for Sale,
At the Bookstores Of X. Gray, and CSstam
and Stezrdrt.-

~ HE 4o0DSSIGIcS ~ ~ VfoSS ~'~ SS''s''
and Ste1nlrt- 9,
PRICE 4 DOLLARS so CENTS
Rules and Regulations for the Field Exer-
else and Maneuvres Of the French Infantry,
issued August lst, 1901; and the MaReu-
vres added, which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon Also, the Ma
noeuwes OF the Field Artillery, with lnfan-
try. BY Col Irenee Amelot de Lacroix, lase
Chief Of Brigade in the French service. In
three volumes, the third volume consisting
of plates. 49,.
The principal part of this work has been
translated from French to English, by Lieut..
Col. Macdonald, in the service OF his Britain
nick .mhjes,y. Col. de Lacroix has not only
awaited himself of Macdonald's translation,
but has retained the principal theories, with
which Col NJ. has enriched his work, sspe-
ciaIiy his comparison Of the French tactics
with the Prussian, and the: principles OF tue
different nations with the EBgiisi; because
those valuable notes are sufficient tor such
camparisans, and are in; poiAt. COL Del.
has augmented those notes.
The introduction Of Col. de Lacroix' works
win direct the attention of the young Ameri-
cans to the study of"learned' tactlcs' tEe re-
suit of experience, and enInle them to obtain
tue precision desirable in the warrior. Tor
they must be convinced that good officer
forms a gooa soldier, and ,nst the expert
.ence of. ages has demonstrated that the SOL
t;ier will perform his duty correctly'whea he
is we'll commanded.
At the end of the second volume ot this
work, Col, Dc Lacroix has added the matseu'
vres Of the field artillery with the Infantry
according to the French principles. 1t Is not
Necessary to lavish praises OH the advantage
of moving this numbering arm with the same
facility and CELEBRITY AS the line. Europe IS
now convinced and confesses At. lie hA' att-
dcdr.a,es, which demonstrate those mahosu-
vrcs so essential 10 the great operations Oh
wsr aadswhich will enabie officers ~ execute
them. =.
Col de Lacroix has judged Il also exPedi-
cnt TO add TO :his bouk souae ae" adopted
mar ouyres, which have been put N practice
to great advantage in the face OF an enemy.
To enhance the value Of this work is the only
motive could induce him to augment ats SIZE.
June s.
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4 0 T &c E.

On SATURDAY, the soth day efJune, in
slant, will be exposed 10 sale, at the Coffee
House. in Alexandria, between the hours
of twelve and one o'clock, tor approved
endorsed notes at 50 and 80 days"
A two story Back house. ana ~,
stu tie ~ ing and being upon the south ssoe
Of Prince street and 10 the west" ara OF oEnon
s,reet,. ARD bounded a, fottowcth' TO VII -
BEGINNING upon >Prnce street 1t the norm
west corner of piece Of ground granted by
George >Gilpin 20 Michael Madden, ~ ieet
to tbe'westw ard oil Union street; aid rul'hlhY
thence wssward,y With frinc street x bind
inc thereupon "a feet, tkence seu:h"afthy
wi h a ,i.s parallel to Water street ~ ieet .
inches, tnealce eastwardly with line paraliei
to pr,nce s,reet ~ ieet' thence with strAisht
line to the. beginring 20 teet-"ineh piece OK
uruund was sold and conveyed by John ko-
berts, James Lawrason, and. Philip u. mars
teller unto Abel Willis. and Is .he'prsmlses
now. in occupation Of said Willis eenveyea
nv said Wits to Daniel Mclean IN trust
for certain purposes therein named:
~ hANlEL MCLEAN, 7ts'tee'
'Iune7, NS~
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LANDING,

From on board the Norfolk Packet and Jer SAFE
by The Subscriber,
2 hogsheads MusCoVado Sugar
IS barrels ditto ditto
10 hogshcads retailing MolaSSes
10 boxes Salad Oil
81 tielces New Rice. and
40 bags Green Coffee.
also ~ STORE,
80 hogsheAds Sugar, different qualities
) do. ,Aatigua- Rum
lS.tierces Rice
1T barrels prime Pork 49,.
A few half pipes l. P.'FeRerltte WINE
Cotton IN bales
Young Hyson and Hyson Tea in chests
s kegs Cavendish ToOacco, and
100 bolts English Canvas, No. l, 4 5
Newton Keene.
May 30.
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,IoEeph II. Mandevitle,

.'1Olepn II. WGdAluC'AirS'
his, JUST KECEIVED -S F0R SIftE,
20 bales of Cotton. ,,,,
10 hogsheads Sd and 4th Proocgood West
Imrlia spirits.
20 do. Sugar, various qualities.
10 tierces New Rice.
hogsheads MolAsses.
$ do. CoPperas.
3 DO. Alum
50 barrels Whiskey and so barrels New.
England Rum.
20 chests of Imperial, Young Hyson, and
Hyson Shin Teas.
Port, Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga
and Catalonia " ines.
$40 barrels OF herrings and Shad.
so barrels HerrinSs, put up with PartlCu-
lar care and sat-petred.
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt &c
July ,.
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Twenty Dollars Resoard.

a BSCONDED from my farm At tho
IA mouth of Seneca, about the 7thof laas
month, = man whose. name is RALPH, "a
ye rs ofage, between black and yellow CO.
Ter, nearly s teet high, very s.ou, made,
ye4lowish eyes LICKING heavy-he has bve
little TO say. His apparel was eznabarS
shirts, q negro, cotton. over acket and iro.v-
sers' IL IS likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathing A,fiao.
negro man BY name Sanabo, living on JIdso
shington's e.tate. Mount Vernon, Is his
father. and it is very Drobabie he is thsesa-
bout. or in Alexandra, and with little trouble
may be found. .
The abovsreward will be given to secure.
him in Washington City or Alexandra jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June 1917. ID.
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Thirty Dollars Reward

Will be given for experimenting ahd Sscur.
ing in Jail negro SOLOMON, VINO was seen
lurking about the suburbs of Alexandra th's
morning; he is of low stature, about twenty
years old, and had on AN old white hal, oro" n
coat AMI striped pantaIoons good deal "orh'
II is supposed he is now in town. All par
sons are hereby forewarned from harboring
CT carrying of said negro.
Thomas Hunton.
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THUM AS RICHARDS,
Bega leave to iuformhis friends and !he :Ri1-

'Begs leave to igformhis friends and the Pidr
lie,
THAT he continues to carry on the Ts-
vern, at the sign of Mr.. Madison, corner Of
King and Henry streets, where he will BIZ
constantly supplied with the bsstsSine and
liquors Of every DESCRIPTION.
y few boAriers will be t.keD on moderate
terms, and will be thankful 10 those who may,
please to favor him with. their custom. D..
lime IA .
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BRYAN HampSOn. ~ 90.

= OIya1 A1dH4 E7'' $500
Have just received and efsr jor sale,
10 hhds. and so barrels first quailty sugar
80 do. seco d quality, !.
10 pipes old London particular madelra'
pipes and tierces London market ana
IS quarter casks Malaga WINES,
20 boxes dipl Candles,
hhd.. old jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
SO barrels New England Rum' =.
40 do prime WSiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
10 do Young Hys son TEAS, Of this years
importation, :,
And selected for family Use.
.6LS0, the best selected Flour for DO.
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NOW LANDING,

NOW LANDING, :
From on board tAe seh'r Jane, cant. AIfobe0,
and for sals BY she sx6senber,
10 puncheohs Cd and Ath proof Antigua
Rum -
s hhds. Molasscs
rs barrelstprime Maseovado Sugar
10 barrels Tarpentiae -.. ..
rs boxes Salad Oil.
Newton Keene.
june r. ID
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Tuh Received,

Jult Received,
.AND FOR SIZE BY
CHARLES I. CATLETT,
IS chests Imperial, Hyson, & Young
Hvson Teas.
5000 lbs prime Green Coffee.
PC pipes and 8 quarter casks Lisbon
and Tensiiife Wine.
hpssheads MGscovado Sugar.
1000 lbs Seine Irvine.
so boxes Mould Candles.
50,do Spanish SeSarS.
g barrels PiEnento.
October Is.
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- Intending to leave this
place IN rshort time for Philadelphia, all per.
sons having claims against sne are requested
to bring them in for settlement; andthose'
who are Indebted to me will please to call and
settle their accounts. I'D -.
Jesse Talbot.
9th mo. 18th. - .-y
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Platter Paris.

go tons, received Per the schooner Eiiak
Sun, Isaac Bears, mas,er-for sale By
iFaxon, .Meteaif $3.50.
:Who have On hand,
New England Rum, Young Hyson Tea,
Chocolate, from Bakers mandatory.
Writing and Wrapphg;PaPsr, ~.
'Grindstones--and - Seherd assortzaeat,of
Shoes. '. 81, .-.r
June 10. .-..9 dis
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For Rent,

For Kent, slid ID.
n>C0NVENlENTtwo story franas UspelL-
ing House, situate on Cameron street.
between ST. Asaph and Pitt streets. ARplyt,
John G.. .Ladd.
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Twenty Dollars Reward
Will be paid TO any person who will deliver
TO me in Madison county, fe5

Negro II 4 e e q,
xx1H0 sloped on the 24tk AhIaa. Monsh.
" Hsis q liksiy fellow, aseut 30 years
Of ages fest eight q nihe iiashess high is
ma, iabIy straight, and has ssaa on ons Of
his cheeks, I believed ths isa, osensioned BY
cat :, he Il q coopsr by. trade, and served his
apprenticeship 1t the oseequan 1lillas and
was purchased sons years ego By MssIAos-
Richards, Of Mrs. Waygoner. Who lyaa u
the peigAbsrhood of that place. He wsa tsen
eight days ego on his way y Alsxsn4sass
where he said 10 was going e Get. emNlay.
,nent. v think, y. highly probably ls nay ~
mlnd In The nsighhorhocd ofths above MiIl..
~, John Rs Noos.
April 20. - (" s1f5sAx
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Sales at VendTc.
IN every Tuesday and Friday
WILL Be SOLD ,
. the Vendue Store, corner OF Prince anu
Water streets. .
4 Variety Of Dr., Goods, Groceries, &C. ..
Particulars of which will be expressed In
the bills of the day-An kinds OF go0os
Inch arc on limitation and the prices OF
which are established, can at any time DC
viewed and purchased at theiowe hmitA'loS
anu prices. .,
P, G.. Marsteller, v. N
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ROBERT GRAY,

BOoE-SEEEER, ! KING STREET,
hes, GteLy received for saIe the FOLLOWING or
ticEcS:
Talleyrahd's Memoir concerning the COM
m.rcial relations of'the United States VIII
England. -.
IolIik6Eer's Sermens:oH Education.
Remark. on Adams :'ReView OF Ames'
works.
Mrs. Chaponc'S works.
NIacknight on the Epistles, vol. lst, TO be
comprised in 6 vols. octaN o. price 10 SUD-
scribers dolls. SO cts IN boards.
Gutfrie's Geographical, Historical, and
Commercial Grammar, improves 2 vols
octave. ,-,,-~,.,.
The works of President Edwards s vols
ottaVo. .
Tbe wcrksoF DR. Rash, vols. octave.
Ain.worth's Latin Dictionary
Brooks Gazetteer.
Hutchinson's Xsnophnn.
Cibson's and Jessc's Surveying
Murphy's Lucian.
B,rIow's Columbiad, 2 vols i2mo'
American Register, vol. 5th.
Dr. Ramsay's History of Sout Caro'ina'
ynls. octave, boards-pricc dolls: So CTS
~ Subscriptions received by X. Gray
or ,ne Monthly Anthology, Mackntght on
70 Tn,s,lcs, and a new American DISPENSE
tory, all now publishing BY subscription IN
fuWn.
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- Nader. "
rUST Received, . few hundred pounds .oS
u til r6rst qualify MADDEa-Aud for sale
BRYAN HAMPSON ysEO.
May 10.
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TO RENT,

lO- KILN - ~.
THAT two story DWELLlNG'HouSE.
oceunied by John Hodgkin. Possession Will
be given the first OF October 10 eomme ~;
would be unnecessary, as the stal'o''s 20 ~sA'
A''' ALSO FOR SALE,
A,.,mall two story BRICK HOUSE, on
p;n street, with Lot of "a isss trent
and 1903 feet deep.
If no, disposed Of as,Private sale before tn:
aotb day o. June, il will, 0" tAs' dsy' Be SOLO
at public sale. ra 1y;c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

less york Of delusion. Iaey have used
falsch0od in almost every shape 10 make
prosclytes before but now they are using
the forms Of Relsgio, ana Pgbiis zUo,ship 20
affect their designs Several Of the ram
bling preachers back in the country, are cal
ling meetings of great numbers Of people,
who attend TO hear some rel giDus instruc-
ton--but when assembled they find the
object Of the meeting Is Il have democracy
preached instead ofthc gospcl--ihe passions
of hatred and malace excited, instead Of al
layed and the hour and the place of wor-
ship profaned with party zeal and the yilest
arts OF cunning and deception What
shall we see next. Not twenty miles from
this town a short time since we are told
democratic Caucus was obeEea md cEyseH b.
prarer -. Will our maker accent Of
such services and offerings lis RELIGION
u be thus abused BY the canting Pharisees
Of the day Are its forms to be slirmati-
zed in this manner! Is the altar, The place
where cabals are to be formed-mischief
planned and all the vices Of our nature pre-
pared for action And is Heaven 10 be IN.
voked to grant its blessings on such shame
ful designs May no such propfanity be
seea among US while we profess to be sober
and correct people.-The above is not
fancy picture.-At this moment many secta-
rian preachers are buying themselves in
flying from place to place preaching up the
doctrines Of democracy-and instead of
softenlng the hearts of their hearers and
preparing them for better world they are
rouslng their prejudices and passions, and
rendering them unfit to live together happi-
ly in this.
am not disposed to find fault with any
man tor worshipping God in the manner
most agreeable to him but when the Bi.
BILE & the Pulpit are used for such mean and
party purposes, It's certainly an abuse which
calls aloud for the check of public opinion
and censure- AN OLD MAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

HIS not the Emperor Of France thous-
ands of your property in his grasp On that
| account, do you not wish to conciliate the "a
vor Of his Despotic Majesty Would you
not kiss the toe Of the insolent Corsican for
one approving smile Would YOU not rath-
CT sacrifice national interest honor and Dig
aity, than loose your cash in the French
funds Tocome to the point, have you Sir,
tie necessary qualifications for the office Of
1t. Governor. You are unquestionably a
good Merchant-But viii that alone qualify
you for the second office in the gift OF the
people Have you a correct knowledge of
the interest, the laws and the exigencies Of
State Should you be elected, YOU would be
called in case Of the Governors death, to
deliver Speech TO the Legislature. Such
an event may happen. Could you perform
that duty with honor to yourself, or advan-
tage 70 The State Unless you are destitute
of feeling, would not the blush of shame
crimson your cheekl Did you not exhibit
a specimen Ut your talents in the Senate of
the Commonwealth, at the winter session Of
l0O9 The writer who now addresses YOU
attended the debates. He had heard of
you as great and opulent Merchant. When
the Rerort ofthe Committee on the Embar-
60 petitions was urder consideration, he
waited with impotence to see you rise
Though he did not expect to be charmed
with the captivating eloquence of an Otis o.
a Gore, he did expect to be entertained
with sound sense and correct reasoning.
Alas how great was his disappointment
The Senate of Massachusetts was obliged
10 sit tor hours, to hear your nonsense. Your
Speeches, Sir, would have disgraced a
Ischool-boy. Iput the question to your con-
science, have you the requisite qualifications
for the Office Of 1t. Governor
Are your pretensions superiour to those
lot Gen. Cobb Do you not aspire to hon.
Iors 70 promote your own private interest,
rather than the public good Is not avarice
your ruling passion While you was filing
|yCur Golfers, Gen. Cobb grew grey in the
service Of his country. He was the friend
and companion of Washington. Ought the
veteran TO go unrewarded Shall ingrati-
tude " sharper than serpents tooth" en-
bitter the last moments of life, spent in
the service ofhis country Shall he descend
to the grave with his country's curses on his
head You, Sir, may rob him of Office, but
you can never rob him Of his well earned
fame. The name of Cobb will shed lustre
on the page of American History for
ages after that Of Gray shall have been for
gotten. WAYNE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

The democrats vent their rage. because
they cannot show 50 respectable a COLLECTION
Of delegates, as those who attended the
Gray convention. They publish the names
of three gentlemen from this town. WHO wv
not own % much navigation as Wm. Gray
and thence infer that they can have no inter-
est in the welfare Of the country Had they
regardless Of the best interests Of the ~
ton, welded the bosom of democracy. why
then, iorsooth, the above qualification could
never have been necessary. The vain AZ.
tempt OF the democrats, 10 procure meet
ing OF such men at Gloucester as would
not bring disrepute on the meeting. and
whose names they should not be ashamed u
PH0iish, we are informed caused rp~~t
shahiEg among NE DRY zones in this town.
Some OF the Executive pensioners. who -
former occasions hadexhibited such styonr
pref Of their attachment To domeufc ,,,,gp,s.
.tactire in quafiing Potatce gi,l, were dispense 4
with, on this occasion. Their endeavnrs ~
exclude sca6Iy sheep, however, must Ia, u
been unayailing, as their names have never
appeared.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

This statement demonstrates, that this
same democratic party, ran this same Ell
BRIDGE GERRY, four years prior to the
year 1904, and until they ran him down.
They have now yamped him over again, by
telling you how young he is, and at the same
breath, say he graduated at Harvard Uni
versity forty-eight years since that he OPP
when it was adopted, he because he could
not help IT'D agreed to support it, in order to
obtain, if possible, some of the loaves and
fishes: This same Mr.. Gerry is known to
be naughty AMI neutrality-suspicious. with
few, and domesticates with none.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
= TO All concerned, THAI Lie las been duly
appointed and has taken upon himfclf the
tratf Of an executor Of the ettate of
STEPHEN cOMBEs,
Iate Of Bath ID the county OF IiHcolH derear-
ed, by giving bond A. the law dircet. He
therefore rcquens All Perions who are indeht-
Sd to the iad decealeds effate to make itnne.
date payment; and thnie who have any e.
maHds thereon to exhibit the fame for fettIe
men<o DANIEL COMBEs.
BrrsfTyisE. Mari 7tbs 1910. f26)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

London dates 10 Jan. Goth, are recei-
we'd. The British cabinet had not, at
the above date, come to any decision
respecting the rupture with Mr.. Jack
son, but were still celebrating on the
course they would pursue. Parliament
was to convene in few days, when the
question would be decided
1t was reported in England, that
some kind Of an arrangement was en-
tered into about the 9th of January, be-
tween the French and our government,
but of the nature and extent of the ar
rangement, no intimation is given.
The circumstance had given rise to an
idea that it was the determination Of
the United States to 60 towar with En-
gland.
The United States frigate John
Adams, sailed from the Downs, Jan.
IL, for Amsterdam. Her arrival in the
United States is daily expected.
Letters have been received at Wash
ington, from Morlaix, Fir, 50 late as
January, which make no mention Of a
settlement with France.
Bonaparte has had another attack Of
the epilepsy, but recovered in a few
days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

THE heirs Of JOSEPH CATEs. late oF Cor-
ham, in the county Of Cumberland, yeo-
man, deceated, and all concerned, are here
by notified, that his Taft Will and Te[iament
has been preiented to me for Probate, hy
William Cobb, the executor therein named,
and that prn9f Of The fame will De taken AZ
Probate Court to be holden at the Office
Of John Rockingham, Fig At Portland, on
the fourth Wednesday Of April next, At ten
O'Clock in the forenoon when and where
they may be prefent If they Zee fit.
SIM. FREEMAN, Judge Of P,e5ah.
March "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

SIR,
AS you have permitted yourself to be con-
sidered candidate for tile office Of Lieut..
Governor, your character becomes proper
subject of investigation. II is not only the
right, but the duty of freemen 10 become
acquainted with the characters and primer
Piles, ofthose, who are nominated as candi-
dates for ofhce.-The exercise Of this right,
and the performance of this duty, are partic-
ularly necessary, at the present momestous
period. What pretensions have you Sir, 10
the Office of 1t. Governor Sir VIM. Jones
has justly remarked, that party is grounded
on principle and faction, on seLf interest, which
excludes all principle. You have bAsely a.
postatised; you have abandoned tie federal
party, and enlisted yourself under the ban
ners of faction, whose protested object IS
to revolutienize the Commonwealth, and
whose triumph would inevitably prove de-
structive to her best interests
Permit me to inform you, that YOU are the
dupe of your present political friends. You
may assist them in obtaining power, but,
should they once gain the possession, they
would scorn the instrument by which they
obtained it. You are then, mere tool in
their hands. You will recollect Sir, that
while in power, they plundered the State
Treasury. Should democracy again prevail,
your wealth will invite their cupidity, and
expose you to their Jealousy. You win SOON
er or later, be feeced, despised and for
gotten
But ask, does your wealth entitle you to
The Office to which you aspire Were you
as rich in intellect, as in property, you might
have some pretensions. The Improvement
OF your mind, has not kept pace with the
increase of your wealth. Fortune has made
you rich man, but Nature never designed
you for great one. Content yourself then,
with your riches, hug them to your bosom,
exert every nerve, call into action every
faculty of your mind, to add to your enor-
nous mass of treasure, but do not aspire to
SITUATION for which Nature never designed
you,
Have you not of late greatly improved
your fortune Has not the restrictive policy
OF the Administration added thousands to
your wealth, while it has reduced to power
ytne middling, Industrious and enterpris-
ing Merchant Did you not approve Of the
Embargo, because it conduced to your inter-
est, while 1t proved like Vulture on the vi
sais OF the nation Did you not make i'm
Mehse sums BY that measure Have yos
not then, thriyed on the misfortunes, ban
quoted on the woes, and fattened on the
"iseries Of the people
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-03-26

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Truflees
nave engaged precePtor and Af1iaans
Tor the inftruction of Students al the Acade.
my for The year enfuing-aDd ALTO Precep-
treis 70 take the charge Of Females
Az VINO with 70 engage places for their
Children mutt apply to Judge FREEMAN az
ms ONCE IN Mlddle-areet, by or before III
OF April next, where the terms Of admifHon
will be made known
A., B'-Should greater number apply than
can De admitted, thoie fra on the lit viii
have the preference. Ma,rb ~