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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-02

On the i4th a cabinet oodneI was held at
the foreign Office, in Downing-street, which
was attended by most of the cabinet ministers.
The council sat till O'Clock, when they adj
iourncd to meet on the 18th; when they a.
gain assembled The subject of their delihe-
rations was said to be the affairs of Russia,
and the business was supposed to be settled
The recent recruits sent to Portugal are
said to amount to nearly 5000 troops.
A contagration at SMYRNA, and the destrus-
ton of the Cotton harvest by Locusts In the vi
/, cinity Of that city, have had the effect OF pro.
; ducing material rise in the price of that ar
ticle in the Mediterranean.
A fleet had arrived at Portsmouth from Por.
tugal, with number of officers and privates
wounded at Albuera.
Mr.. John Hare Powell, American Secreta!
ry of Legation, left London on the 18th, to
embark for America with dispatches.
The Cork Intelligencer of Aug. 81, mem
tons the receipt of London papers to the 18th
inclusive, The king was then alive.
A Paris paper Of Aug. IL, states that Mont
serrat few leagues from Tarragona had sur
rendered to the French
tits said that Admiral Saumarez has effect
ed some relaxation in the measures of Swe-
| den, respecting British policy.
A French frigate has made her escape from
Brest. The English say she will not escape
back again.
The Favourite, of and for New-York, from
Dublin has been carried into England, for
| having on board more passengers than is al
lowed by the statute.
Several French emigrants, who had arrived
| in England, state that Bonaparte's last levies
| consist wholly of boys, and that there were no
| veterans in France, but the Imperial guards.
of the American ship Manlius Bond, at Bor-
deaux, laden with sugar, indigo and coffee.
About so tons of specie belonging to the
East-India Company were landed at Deal,
! from the China fleet.
Upwards of 300 Dutch fishermen have
made application to the British government to
be taken under its protection, and have solicit.
| ed to be allowed to settle on some part of the
coast OF Scotlmd-and measures are taking to
accommodate them.
From Gottenburg we have the following
comr1u cated by an American gentleman:
Mr.. Irving's arrival in Denmark has saw
| ed the merchants in the United States Gin a.
bout eighty Sail which have passed up the
sound without interruption at least half q
million of dollars in expenses, which would
have been incurred by their detention and tri
| ais, as none would have escaped and as ths
system oflast year would have been pursued
however innocent, all would have been con
] demned. The few cases undecided on his ar
rival Chose under British convoy excepted,
| will not be condemned. His reception wa.
very fattering, and a total change has taken
| place in their conduct to our flag"
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THIS IS to giye Notice,

That the subscriber, of Alexandra couii-
ty, in the district of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county LETT
tiers of administration, with the will annex+
ed, on the estate of John Hodgkins, lste of
the county aforesaid deceased: all persons
having claims against the said decedent, are
arc hereby warned to exhibit the ssn,e with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on
or before the first day Of April next, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate and those indebted thereto are
required to make imneda payment
Given under my hand this first dry OF Oc-
tober, 1911
William Herbert. jun.
Administrator Of John Hodgkfns.
October z eoAw
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NEyy-ORLEANS, flag. "a.

Through the vigilance Of our Navy ofhceIs
several important discoveries OF illicit trade
and smuggling have been made on the Lakes
and in our waters. On the 18th INST. NAT.
ZONES acting lieut. in the navy and com
,,ander of one of the Gun vessels, seizee' on
the chandeliers, few leaghes to the east,
u,ard Of the Balize, one four FOUNDER, and
o. s,.rd Of muskets. stamped u. 5. with
quantity of ammunition and oener "ai'''0 ~
struneutS. hos hee,
There as little doubt but the "hoiI mas 80
furnished from this city ana !" oeho'es ~. ~.
officers both civil and MILITARY TO DC Oh 'n'
alert.
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l.7S4,O74 81

I,I5f,UIE II
The state owed no debts at the above date, and
every tax was paid.
1T therefore is highly important to your
selves and posterity to preserve this import
ant fund from being squandered. If it falls
under the controul of our rulers at Washing
ton, or their friends, depend upon it, two
wears war will leave our treasury empty"
One Million Three Hundred Thousand
Dollars appropriated forthe supporter schools!
The State owed no debts, and every tax was
paid
Can there be any higher euogium pronounc-
ed on the integrity and wisdom OF men, who
thus conduct public measures WIZ the ma
nagement of the affairs of Virginia bear any
comparison, with all her resources, and With
all her talents. Norfolk Ledger.
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NOW LANDING,
From o., board Schooner FEDkRAiIs4, csff.
Z4xFz1HEN, and for saieby :.
Yeaton & Conway,
1000 bushels coarse Liverpool Salt
50 barrels Muscevado Sugar
40 boxes white clayed ditto
5000 yards Tow Cloth
20 pieces Russia Duck
20 ditto Ravens do.
20 ditto Russia Sheeting
10 boxes Isle Shoals Dun Fish
80 kegs Tongues and Sounds
20 barrels Mackarel
| bale English Seine Twine
do. do. Sewing do.
10 boxes Bristol Window Glass 8 by 10
l ton Iron Hoops
2 quarter casks Madeira Wine
$50 FIRST quality South America Hides
2 tons assorted Cordage
A few barrels Tanners Oil
10 kegs Butter, and
8 crates Phials.
September 80 dot
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N O c E.

THE FARMrR's BAsx OF AtExASrRfA,
this day. declares dividend Ut profits
of roun PR CENT upon It's capital stock,
nsv,ble to stoc khoiders or their Representa-.
live. at the Bank, on Monday the 7th inst.
Bv order Of the President & Directors,
John Hoof, Cashier.
October Staws"
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BY last Nights Ma'A
Boston, Sept. q,

BosToN, Sept. ~.
- LATEST FROM IRELAND.
Yesterday vessel arrived below IN sz'aays
from Cork, with Cork papers to inc ]4S' u
Ana,,st. and London papers to the 18th
The king remained very low, withou. amy
material alteration in his symptoms, as s'a,eu
- .he bulletin of the 9th. He was that Gay
visited by the Prince Regent and Duke Oh
York,
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Trial of Mr.. Vim. Parkinson.

THE Public may nov.b be gratifed with
i the perusal of one ofthe most extra
ordinary Trials that perhaps ever appeared
viz The Trial of Mr.. WItL1AM PARKIN-
SON, Pastor of the first Baptist Church in, the
CITY of New York; fol. an Assault 4 bat ery'
on Mrs. Eliza Wlntrinsham, one OF the MEM
Der. of his churchill aken in short hand by
w. Sampson, Esq.
For sale By
Cotton & Stewart.
September %
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e. DRY GOODS.

T~iE subscribers have received ny . ms
1t, arrivals from PhlladelpaI MAJ a laise e
sunni, IS ,essonable. DRY GOoDS:'wh',h
IAey will sell by the piece or smaller qas''7
tity, on very reasonable, serms tor casa
Samuel Marx &eo.. !.
- FsufAx street. 49,
September 80
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The Subscriber

INTENDING shortly 10 60 to New Or
leans and Natchez, hereby offers his services
Il any person who may have business to tram
sact in that country.
ThoS. Patten.
October
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October 2
Orphans Court.

Alexandria County, Oct. Term, 1911.
Ordered, That the administrator of Jona
HoDsK1Ns, deceased, do inae-t the following
advertisement three times in each week for
four weeks, in the Alexandra Daily Gas
zette.
A copy-Test.
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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Such is the depression of commerce, that
on Thursday last quantity of good cotton IN.
understandable order, was offered at venoue'
and would not bring more than seven cents
ner lb. (Pa. Register.
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aLEx.aNDRIa DAILY GAZETTE.
"Tc sHEw
The vERy AGE AND BODY OF TIE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE"
/" TO sHEw
WEDNESDAY MORNING, October .

DIED, on the 25th of September last, at
Ashby's Gap in Loudoun County, after lin
gering disease which he bore with great fortl-
t,ide, MIR. Bartholomew Dufey, of this town,
in the Gath year of his age-he was young
man of excellent character, and his friends
will long deplore his premature end.
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SPANISH HIDES.

A consignment of SPANISH HIDES, dry
& sailed, for sale by
j. Roberts.
: September 80. d4t
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From abe Boston Cestinei, Seht. IS.

Member of Congress.--On Monday an e.
lection was held in Middlesex district tor a
Member of Congress. The Democrats start.
ed two candidates, the Hon. Or: spring. ana
Hon. Mr.. futile the Federal;sts voted tor
MIR. Baldwin: We have heard from tew
towns and it is possible choice has not
been made.
We have mentioned, that the Portuguese
and Spanish Patriots have Ministers In R ~
STA. We have seen the fact so stated IN Eu-
. ronean papers. The London Star, May 2eth,
saws, Yesterday sailed from Deal the tis-
gard frigase with the Portuguese Ambassador
for St. Petersburg" The Courier IN July
mentions his arrival at Cronstadt, and the Ia
vorable manner in which he was received
We have no other particulars at hand, Oh the
subject e
the John Adams are paid of, and discharged
Many of them have received more snal, ; 11t
dollars each which they are spending right
,oerrily
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THIS IS to gsve Notice,

That the subscriber, Of Alexandris county!
in the district of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said county, let
tiers testanentary on the personal esate OF
HENRY M'CUE, late of the county, az
foresaid decea.ed' all persons having claims
against the said d. ceased, are hereby w.tn~
ed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, ON or before the
first day of April next, Or they may BY law
be excluded from all benefit to the said es.
tate (; and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this FIRST day Of O6s
tober, 1911.
Harriet Margaret M'Ci1s,
Executrix of Henry M'Cue.
October 2 9taw4w
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On Sunday morning the 22d Septem-
Der, at Springfield, Virginia, after linger-
ing disease of nearly two years, which he bore
with Christian fortitude RichardP Richardson,
Formerly of this place. aged thirty years.
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Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, Oct: Term, lSlf;,
Ordered, that the eSecutrix OF HENRY
MsCUE, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times IN each week tor 4
weeks, in the Alex, ndria Daily Gazette.
A copy.-Tes',
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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BOSTON, Sthtem6er q

The Saratoga, Trouant, which arrived on
Friday last from CAdiz--on the 2eth August
lat. AZ, Is, long. AZ, was boarded from
French frigate of - guns, under Eughsh co,
Iors The officers and boats crew appeared
to be eptirel, French, and had linguister
with them. The sailors followed the officer
into the cabin. On discovering the ship had
been to Cadiz, the Frenchman SAID she must
be destroyed or ransomed for supplying the
Fnui;sb. But il was shown by the papers
that the Saratoga had not carried provisions /;
whereupon she was rsleased.-When the s man
Of wars men returned on board, the trigate
bo;.ted French colors, and ran down ior
Spanish lusger
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1t is rumoured that the Secretary OF States
answer to Mr.. Proudman's late dispatches !
of pacific and satisfactory nature and thu
MIR. p. has taken his departure from HamE
ton Roads, dilec for England.
W Y.Euening Post.
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Mr.. Cheyes was opposed to recommit-

Mr.. Cheyes was opposed to reconimit-
ment.
Mr.. Key again supported the motion, and
spoke III reply to some arguments OF Mr..
Randolph particularly Mr.. Randolph consi-
dering the national government, as directly
Key the government of the people except
one branch, the Senate.
Mr.. Randolph rejoined.
The ayes and noes were then taken on the
question of recommitment and were, ayes Sc :,
noes, -.
The question was then taken on the passage
of the bill and carried.
On motion of Mr.. Key the petition of VIM.
Dent Beall, presented last session, was refer
red to the committee Of claims.
MIR. Randolph offered the following resolu-
ton: Resolved, that the committee to whom
was referred so much of the Presidents mes
sage as relates to the measures of public de-
fence as demanded by the present crisis, be
instituted to enquire whether any and what
amendments are necessary in the Rules and
articles for the government of the Army of
the United States. The object is to abolish
punishment by the lash. Ordered to lie
on the table.
Adjourned at O'clock.
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The new quintal Of so killogrammes is e.
quail to IL lbs. American The franc is di-
vided ipto 100 centimes, and francs SO 3
cent is the par. of dollar Four hhds.of wine
or tierces OF vinegar make ton. Fifty
velts are equal TO 100 gallons. Goods not
prohibited enjoy an entrepot of IL months.
The most favorable time for effecting sales
IN general, is the months Of October, March
aud June; IN the two former our annual fairs
are held, and in the hitter month vast quanti-
ties OF goods are sent to the fair of Beaucaire,
which takes place the middle of Jaly.
The tine OF consumption for green Goldfish
is July and August, and the best time for sell
ling dry Goldfish from Sept. to March.
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Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
I1{oN0Ar, 25h .November, 1871.
rREPoaTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.

REPORTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.
Mr.. Scybcrt presented tie portion of the
naval o:hcer of the pot OF Philadelphia, pray
ing additional compens ton. Referred to tbs
committee If WAYS and means.
The Speaker laid before the house the an
nuql +, port of the Secretary of the Treasury,
relative to receipts and expenditures for the
wear ending 3oth September, 1871, ard COM
prisng calculations Tor the ensuin., year, Re-
ftrled to tie committee of ways and means.
and 1000 copies ordered to be printed.
A bill for the reli of JOIN Burnham was
reported aid referred to a committee Of the
whole tomorrow.
The engross.d bill apportioning represent
tatives among the sever states, according to
the third census was read third time, & the
question put, Sail the bill pass I!
Mr. Bib moved to reconmit the bill to
committee of the wnoIe He was in favor OF
fixing the ratio at $1,000.
Mr. Quincy advocated this motion at length.
He wished tbs Important SUBJECT to undergo
more ampl- discussion. 1t had progressed,
he said, to lis present state, not in haste, but
in full apeed. It's most important features had
not even been touched upon in debate, much
less discussed. He saw nonecessity for altering
the ratio as it stood al present (35,ooo J if "a
nv alteration was made, it ought to be reduced
to the constitutional standard (3o,ooo)
Mr.. Key supported the motion on the same
ground
Mr.. Findley also supported the motion,
but for the purpose of augmenting the ratio
to 10000.
MIR. Randolph opposed the motion. He
was in favor of the ratio as fixed by the bill
$4,000
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Sr*s"s,sssss - SSiR<'p0ga
Died, on Friday last, at Mis-. Carter's in
this town, the only Child of the Hon. George
a. iroup, OF Georgia.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to . decree Of the court OF
Uni,es: states tor the fifth circuit
aud district of Virginia, will be sold al pub
he aut ton on the 4th day OF January next, at
the town OF Occoquat',
Several Tracts OF LAND,
In The nelgh orhood ot The. Said GOWN, snd IN
the county OF Prince Vii m, containing 81.
together about one thousand acres. these
tracts are the residue oil the lands lhciuoea
within the mortgage OF John senple to Jas.
Lawson. which were left unsold ut q former
sale of sunary othcr property, made at &c
coqu under the above decree. The i.nds
will be sold upon 'rs dit OF one tive, three
and four Years the purchaser giving bonds
Wi h approved security, ard u mortgage up
on e 4rds sold 10 secure the pay meat OF
the pur, base money. .
B n. Bolts, }LomTs.
Id. Washington.
November IS 2awts.
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FOR SAL E,
4 7wo ,st0 y Brick Il. USE,

On Washington street. Guilt within the
last two ye.r well calculated Tor the ac-
tommods,ion Of genteel family The Sc
tua,ron is exccl!ed BY n,n,; i, is in the oc-
cupancy of Nathaniel S Wise. Esq. adioin-
ing the re .iden,e o. he subscriber Ono
half the lurchase money will be trken IN
Groceries at wholesale price the rcs,Mo
on liberal credit. Poss. sim msy be had
If =, qnred. .ivinr three mont ( Office
Also, for SHE, on sir, twelve y eightees
nlonths credit,
Two LOT oinRDUAD, on Washing.
ton street - feet front, nearly opposite The
three story urck house no erecting 1T he
intersection of-King * Washington slreetss
Richard Lewis.
September l9. t3teotf
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I he Subscriber.

IIC IuUoCIIUNI,
ID ESPEC1fULt.h in o ms l. is friends
~ and the public, that he la, ooeIe1 a
GxOCFPY STORE on ki1g Street OPP
posi,e Nessrs. |. & Il 1YLEr's s ore, whc.e
he has also es,ab ished a TRUNK MANU.
+ IC7ORY (which is CARED OH by MIR
HENRY lox,) and will sell TRUNKS Fl iish-
cd In tie most complete ma ner on low and
acc ,mmodating terms--both Of which IRE
unuer the superintentlance of MIR. JAMES
NIGGINToN
~ TRUNKS also repaired low, and on
the shortest notice
James w. Mcdaniel.
November &c st
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NEw-YoRK, November %.
FROM FRANCE

BY the Dolphin arrived yesterday from Bor-
deaux, we received verbal ~dvices to the SOth,
and file Of p,pers to the ed September;
Dut after careful perusal We have not found
any thing in them which relates to the United
) tes, or their affairs and very little TO the
fiji of Europe.
Mr. Guild, gentleman who was passen-
yer, has stated that it WAS not considered in
France, that the Berlin and Milan DEGREES
were revoked.
The f nperor Napoleon. on his journey
TO Holland, was accompanied by FIVE of his
lcipal Ministers and had been followed
W our Minister, Mr.. B low. During Mr..
SIS stay in Paris he Was upon very intimate
terms with the Duke Of Bassano, the Minis
5er of foreign AELrs.
The Emperor granted twelve New Licen-
ses for the importation of Rice free OF duty,
and liberty to export the proceeds'at plea-
sure.
Bonaparte had granted some handsome pre-
miums to number of manufacturers of SUI
gar de raisin. The quantity manufactured i S
about 70 tons
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Sampson, because de rasoir never pass upon
his chin. And den he talk so beautifool and
wild so much delicatesse, one day, bout make
de feet for wear de shoe, and all de ladee up
stair was SO much please of it. Parbleu, dare
is great many peuple who make one who CAN
not make tudder. Soon as dc jentimen was
done shaveen, he say you had better take care
to yourself; you will be put into Jail if you go
OH in dis mannair. yFoutre, how was scare!
Iintreat &c jentimen not to tell my converse
ton, which he say to be sure,
Je vous salue,
JEAN ToNsoN.
So den we shall not have no War, and
must continue to handle powdair made of
flour and plaster paris, instead of shoot de
guEpowdair to destroy de Breetsh, who ruin
de whole worle by dair cool ard tair hireleen
prentar. | must stop to sing, /" Alons, en-
fans della patrie," must forget de beautiful
chanson of de Sojare Return, must erase my
motto Z" Duice ct decorum est pro patria mo
RI linus, give up all my grand claim to glo-
ry; must stay in my shop to frizzlc de block
head and laddair my customair; and all dis.
because Congressis afear of dc lying labrica-
ton of dc toree Gazettes.
But dere is orc nattair of whish rejoice
infniment, and ! shall explain him to you
quick time in two words am inform you
have receive de scouge from Mons. Rendel.
for your garble of de Congress speeshes.
Ma fol, Mons. RendeIl is second Anarchai-
sis Cloots, nudder orateur of de human race,
for he want to establish new domestic mai.u-
facture! WHY don't you prent all what Gle
Congress ientimen say? Sccpose any of den
don't talk kordeen to de best grammvre :;
aynt it not right for every good republican,
to break PHYSICIANS head and kill de king
Angleesh whenever he can find him ? l.
lis de r,son of you to hate all de republican,
and YOU shall be sent away ambass ,deur OF
Judge, or may be bose togeddur. Take my
.,ivice CONNIE vrai ami, leave off to tell Sto
rec bout de republican, stealing money and
den run away but prent dc troose upon dem.
and de Diable will be ashame of it.
/ have the honor to be, Sair,
Wild de highest consideration,
(Signed) NICHOLAS PEDROSA.
Hair Dresser.
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N O T l C e.

N Q T / G E.
A IL those Indebted il, any mspner to the
N estate of George Slacum, decea.ed, are
hereby required to come forward aid make
payment in sufi lent tins to prevent suits
being commenced at TIE newt court ae inst
all det4ulters Ia. such step viii. be una
voldable by the administrative.
lane H. Slacum.
October ii /
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A CA r D.
Mr.. GENRES has the honor

Mr. OENE RES has CQt IOIIOI
OF inf, ming ,hs Ladies md GentIcmen OF
Alexandra, that his Second Assembly viii
be on Thursday next the 2st instant.
MIR GNEREs informs his Scholars, that
for their improve ment and the satisfaction
OF their parents, he will have an extra Prac>
tisiqg Rail. for them only, evcry Tuesday
forrn;p hit rom 6o'rlocS unti
~ The Saturdays PRACTISING BAiLs
will be as usual
November Is. d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-17
ED UCATIoW

ME STBSCRlBER Intends 10 open A
II SCHOOL foi ,;ic instruction of Youl or,
the first MONDAY ~. January ex,,.at w ,iism NJ.
h'c'sardson's, near Georges TSvern-Spel.ing,
rsaling, and writing, the English Language,
English Grammar and Arithmetic, will be
taught at eighteen dollars pc: scholar, for the
term he Latin and Grs~S Languages, Moral
r.iosop9y. Rhetoric, flgshrs, Surveying and
scholar The, year viii dc divided INTO two ses-
SONS, OF hve Enntns acn, months OF yacati-
on being June and Dece,nber. Boardin. NAV
DC had in the neighborhoot, at q convenient
distance from THE school. William M Rich.
ardson also will take u te W boareers, with the
exception of finding beds.
~. GEOAGE RILKARDS0N.
t,oochland, Sept. II. Wv