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SALISBURY FOR SALE.

THIS valuable FARM, the residence OF
ebarles Il Love, Esq. is hereby offered Tor
Sale II contains about 1900 acres OF Land,
we'll wosaed and watered; 100 acres OF sood
T;mothy Meadow, and the fields not IN cui'
tiya,ion are well taken with Red Clover. :.
The Buildings on the Farm, the Dwelling
House, as well as the other Buildings are
such =. would accommodate large and gen.
teel family.
This Farm, situated on the old turnpike
road. leading from Alexandria to Winches-
ter. about miles above Centreville, land equi
distant from Alexandria, George Town and
the CITY OF Washington about Is miles Is
so generally known, as not to need a more
particular description. .,,,
For terms and further particulars. apply
,oCHAaLES 1. LOVE, by letter, directed
20 Centrevilie. or to
Richd. M. Scott,
Alexandria.
Cantemher 10 cOSW
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N O T / c E.

rHE co-partnership of Sangs'er and Jen-
,gnps, was this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent: All persons having claims a.
gainst the said concern will please exhibit
them and all indebted will make immedl-
ate navment to Thomas Shreve, who is duly
authorised to settle all the business OF ssia
concern:
Thomas Sangffer.
Thomas O. Jennings.
October Sd Jaws"
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Ten Dollars REGARD.

STOLEN from the subscriber on Tues
tsy hight the 25tA last ant. 6rizdie COZ,
with crumpled horns: toe right one hanging
a little down, the ear marked with u IN
der bit and swalioS fork, one of her hind
fee, white, and the end CT her tail white -
Tanners are requested to take notice If a
hide of this description should be offered TO
them for lie. Whoever will give informa-
ton respecting the Cow, shall have the above
reward and no questions asked.
John Wood,
Shoemaker. Lower end Of Duke-street.
November so. q
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PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY next, will be sold, at the
Vendue Store,
A variety of Dry Goods,

CONSISTING Of
Cambria. Leno and Figured Muslin, Silk
Cation and Wcolien Stockings, Dim iiies
Corduro,s, Velyeis, Silks, Stuffs, &c. &c.
Also,
two pines OF MADEIRA WINE
y---,x made known on The day OF ssle
p. c.. Marsteller.
Ssv-sa6er 50. y
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Three KEGS of prime manufactured chew
in< TOBACCO, may be had on application
Isaac Henry,
Twins wharf.
Escember 81
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more influence upon the feeling natives Of
the Alps, than upon me-mere ollec-
oon OF all have left in Virginia. An dear
est Parent, fear authi"g for those principles
which thou deemest more valuable even
tnah SCIENTIFIC treasures. The government
OF TINS country is calculated to dazzle, not to
attach. To thee / shall return confirmed
IN republican principles. and possessed, /
trust. of every claim to thy affection, and to
the esteem of my country
"Adieu. beloved Father; assure the BOYS.
and Emily of my. undiminshed brotherly af-
'ecuon; ana remember me to our neighbor.
at Cara-Selva.
& EDWARD MELMOTH."
The sequel of this intere sting and instruc
tive conversation will form the BODY of n f,-
ture number
u Theodore Hopewell is thankfully re
ceived, and shall have the early attention OF
Tie Old Bachelor.
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der the revocation ofthc Beriia and Milan
DEGREES, and that only one-fourth of the du
ties generally imposed under the tariff of
5th August. would be levied upon prodcce
direct from America. The greatest distress
prevails upon the continent in consequence
Of the edicts referred to above, and many
heavy failures are apprehended. Rice ana
-four have been in great demand this week
Tor Portugal, but no alteration i'll prices"
"LIvERpooL, Nov %.
=" The ship Fox, from Boston tor Cher
bourg. is sent into Plymouth, by the Ame-
thyst, under the orders in council of block
ade. Application has been made to the
Marquis Weles ey, and hopes are enter
tanned she may be permitted to proceed. if
the trade is opened with France without
impediment-rhe king IS yet unwell -
a regency spoken ot--stocks rising--heavy
failures at Giasgow-things rather better
here-aour and rice in demand for Porsu-
gal"
Federal Gazette.
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FROM COPENHAGEN.

A letter from Copenhagen of November
8. mentions the following condemnations,
The preceding week: ship Gauges, Tracy,
of Boston. from Cadiz for Riga. captain
fined 100 rix dollars brig Lydia, Of Port
hand, from Norfolk ship Mary Pike. My
ers, of Newburyport. from Lisbon tor the
Baltic; ship Argo, of Observation-Disclosures ship
Mary, from Baltimore, for the Baltic, to pay
costs and fine schooner Antelope from
Georgetown The brig Catharine, Endicot
from Salem, brought in Nov 3. Sent into
WarCe'burg, October so brig Canton, Smith,
from Providence for the Baltic-brig Nan =
cy, Rice, cleared.
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MARDLEHEAD, January IN

FROM SPAIN.-Arrived, sch'r. Hannab
James, So days from Corunna. TN a eaIe
nov 10 many vessels were driven ashore at
|oruhha' O several houses were blown down
4 men killed, and in prison.
On 9th October an armament soi,a5 e.
the Bay of Biscay, to cut out some vessels =
ne squadron consisted of four B. fr,gat,s
Drugs, schooners, and gun-boats. incIne
o'ng the Spanish frigate Magdaleus--thev cur
out schooner from the Maurtius, valued At
2.oOOl. sterling, which arrived at Corunna
But tremendous gale frustrated their fnr
ther designs.-The Spanish frigate and a
orig were dashed to pieces, and every soul
III the frigate $500 persisted Tie frigate A.
ln la lost her toremast and 60 men. The
other vessels suffered considerably.
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FROri MALTA.

L.
Hved at New-York from Malta, ,nfor IN ),
that Lord Blaney, with one thousand eight
hundred men, had made An attack upon
Malaga, in which he lost 500 men, and him
self taken prisoner. The res, of the army
made their escape over the mountains, and
IHeturned to Gibraltar. Before the attack
was made, the French troops were disguis-
ed with Spanish uniforms. and Lord Blaney
landed, and went up, ss he supposed, to
shake hands with the Spanish commander,
and was made prisoner.
Captain V. farther informs, that the
seet from Malta touched at Carthagena.
where the plague had ragged, and the place
was deserted by almost all the inhabitants :;
II, however, was abating.
Capt. James, of the sooner Hannah, who
arrived at Marbiehead on Thursday last
from Corruuna, informs, that an armament
sailed from thence on the 9th of October on
an expedition into the Bay of Biscay, said
to he principally destined against ST Anto-
mo, where an expedition some time before
had been successful in cutting out and bring
ing OF number OF vessels. The squadron
con is'ed Of British frigates. viz. the Are
ihusa, Commodore Main the Medusa, the
NarciSsus and the Amazon the trigate
Magdalene, with few troops on board, 2
brigs. schooners and gun boats, Spanish
Iney sent boat in'o The port of Guion,
winch cut out a small vessel richly laden
from tha Mauritius valued at IL OOOl ster-
ling, and which arrived safe at Corunna--
bni they were irns rated IN their further de-
signs, BY a most tremendous storm and rale
OF wind of more than weeks duration
which took place about the ooh Oct and ic
which the Spanish frigate and ID brig were
<iaSiied 10 pieces on shore. and every soul in
h'e former persisted, and only the CAPTAIN
and two or three hands, very much bruised.
were saved from the latter one schooner
and three gun boats. with all on board foun
dered; gun-boat ran ashore at c. Antonio.
the fate OF the crew unknown one schooner
ian into port in possession of the French
who drove her out again, saying she might
go and share the fate OF her comrades. but
happily she got back 10 Corunna, the British
frigatc Amazon lost her fn.'emast. and 60
nen, by interfering with the Spanish frigate
fsls British ships were not otherwise mate
rjaliy injured. The Medusa got back to
&orunna about the 4tb Nov. and.saied he
next day for England, whittier il was rup-
posed the other three frigates had gone.-
On board the Spanish frigate were about
500 men, all whom unhappIy persisted;
hohg them were2 sons of the captain, who
atse left z wife and children in Corunna.
Several houses in the town, and the pri-
SOD were blown down, and four men killed,
Two OF them in the prison There were few
OF no means for repairing vessels at CORN
IA, but this was made up by assis ance from
an English frigate in the port. Fortunately
the gale was short. Capt }. could learn no
thing correctly of the operations of the ar
MES IN Spain or Portugal many extrava
giant reports succeeded each other, which
none but the credulous regarded.
Mr.. JEFFERSON is reelected President
Of the American Philosophical Society.
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AND FOR SALE.-On Monday the Ia
OIL April next, being Gloucester court dsv1
before the door of said court house, win he ~
tered tor safe to the highest bidder IL NOT soia
previous to that day That vslua9le p,an,at,oy,
formerly owned by Captain Richard Walters p
y'hH IN the lower part Of Gloucester conntv-
near the head Of Ssrys Creek, and ON the m 90
toau Leading to Matthews the situation 4 onsI.
ny o, the land IS well known in The neigbbo,.
lone that am Induced to say if 10 not ,nssr;o.
10 any tract OF land Gifts size in that part nf,hr,
county the quantity Of which as appear, from
'"s' ConVe snce IS 365 arr 3, an Of which lies
extremely level there are about 900 .cros .c +.
cieSred, and in good order for cultivation. the bo.
rance covered with growth OF oak and piie tim
@er any tar'her description Of the place is unn,s
essay j. as suppose any person disposed -,
purchas, will view the land first. Il viii ".
shewn by Supplying to Mrs. Hall VIM Iiys, ~
'ng to me in Williamsburg. ''PPy~
Jan &c. D""nEN.
--------s------ WQ,y
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MuaAr's army having under cover Of the
night landed near Hessina were completely
routed the next morning by an English re-
giment and German corps; and that
when the3 PhiiomeI sailed. the prisoners sent
in exceeded 1900. Very few escaped to
the boats they landed from"
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
MONnAv

Mr.. Hubbard presented resolution re-
guessing the President OF the u S. to lao
before the house any information in his DOS.
session respecting seizures, captures & con-
formations under the governments of Eu.
rope or either ofthem, as have not been com&
municated. CARR d, and a committee an
poin ed to wait on the president.
Mr Hei'"cS offered resolution reouesa
ting the President to cause to be laid before
the house return of the army, stations i'm
which the garrlsons are, their strength, &c.
.he recroi'ins service. the progress made in
1t, &c. Carried
The house then took up the Bank charter,
oii Mr.. NeSvtom moved an ndefni @ nostl
Ponement Of the bill. M. Virgin and Mr.
6oyd advoca ed the motion. Mr.. AlcKee
opposed it Mr.. Barry was sps king in fas.
'or OK indefinite Postponement at O'clock.
.Hier. Gag.
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Inc Proc edings in Congress are very in
terest'ng; Quincy is at his dirty work a.
SA'n; our Washington corr spondent writes.
that during the time he was delivering mis-
anathema, the galleries were IN peal OF
laughter; an old fellow observed. loud e
nongh TO be heard, that ne had followed
3goy' 7yo3. so long, that no body would mind
him.---.NorjoK Herald.
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NEw-YoRK, January Is.
Frenchnen's Grave.

TTeHcHDlen'S Grave.
German paper contains list of all
the troops which had been sent into Spain
60 the first OF September last-ihe whole
humber to that time was. 397 600 men
MALTA, Oct. 10.
The Hercules. capt West, is still here
Lucien BonaParre is detained, until an an
swer is received from England respecting
his deten,ion--ail his property is restored to
him by the cap ain and crew of frigate Po-
mona. The Hercules was Immediately IL
berated, and will sail with the convoy fha-
is. sloop OF war, with other American YES
aels, as per lisa, herewith.
Ships Argo, Hodgs n, of Salem. bound to
England.
-' Roxana, Skillings. of Boston.
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DIED. On the 22d inst. Mr. AMBROSE
bDW AEDS, SEN of King William, an Ola
and respectable inhabitant of thar count, Wv
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IN ZEN ID leaving this state, in a few DAYS.
1 and desire every person who hss az, i VS.
against me, to call for pa m nj at the Gnyn,;an.
House Of J. and G. Marx
o.. GEORGE MARX.
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BosToE, Jan. 9.
FROM LISBON.

Wehave been favored with Lisbon pa
PEI OF November 12th.--A few translations
rum Il are given this day. On the 10th,
<he H. Q. Of the allied army continued at
Pegre Negro and Mafra; and the French
were making demonstrations in the interval
between the Iagns and the Zozere, in Beria.
Eve'y appearance of security existed in Lis
bon and the city could be made acquain
Ned of the state Of affairs at II. Q. in FIVE mi
uu 'es, BY telegraph 1t appeared that as
SSIe as the 4tb November, the French in
.y1adaLusSa rad not marched for Portugal
TRAN5LATIoN.
"CAD1z, (Sbain J Oct 81. A Ci6rai-
<ar paper Of the both announces the arrival
aNs ~ oi tine Phiomei, and uf iS guns, from
Ziciiy, with information, that $500 Of King
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ministers and all Subordinate officers, aaA
OF bishops and judges.
Much opposition was made to the PLAN
Nr. Fox came out II Complete G. -
| brtin VAN: Ii was carried through both
h0uses-the IL OF Lords passed then reso>
luton for issuing letters patent under the
great seal, empowering Certain commissions
ers to open and hold the kings parlinments
at Westminster-whch was adopted by The
| Commons
But The execution of this fine scheme was
just arrested in time by the convalescence Of
- his Majesty"
Such is. in brief, the history of that trans
action, AS twas then, SO it may be now
with TINS difference, it is to be hoped, that
the few wits. which the King ever had. NAV
never go back TO him. Nay, it would be-
better 1t Death were to end his insanity az
once. thus hope the Irish Catholics the
poor whom he has bowed down bv taxes
and the merchant who is on the verge of
bankruptcy. Under his successor, things
may grow better; they cannot DE worse
AS to ourselves, what Is beyond he pre-,
sent momen is wrapt i'm doubt. II is Dossi-
Die that the Prince of Wales may practise
those enlightened principles OF Mr.. Fox.
which he has occasionally professed-even
so late, as the last anniversary of his dauph-
ter.s birth day. It is possible. that he NAV
WISH to give sort Of eclat to his Regtnc, or
MS htign. by respect for the rights OF our
neutrality. 1t is possible, that it may be true.
as has been reported, that he has had an
interview with our minister, in which he
gave nm an assurance that he should wish
to resend the Orders in Council, in case he
should become the Regent.
Is { though all he>e even - re p,ssi cit
IS a. so possible TO stain our honor and wounx
our interests, by laying too great sire IS upon
them. We should pursue hat c ursc. which
policy and honor place before u.s. We should
beware OF the precautions dreams of tempori-
z'ng politicians For woe be to that nation.
tina shapes its measures. not BY the steady
'ight OF It's own interests, but the f1uctuattnr
policy of its enemies!
IL The Lafest--We learn that Mr.. Nc.
hae GOT this city, arrived a, New York, ON
the IGN or 18th January, from England with
Dispatches for our Government Thev
give, il is Satd, a well grounded hone. ,h.e
the Orders in Council are by this time re-
peaied. 1t was expected, that his sen
might be taken, whenever a Regencu mas
/ormed.--This sva8 from N. York
Chancery courts--rh Bill for abolisbipv.
the Superior courts # Chancery, and ves.i,S
the Judges OF the Circuit Conrts with chan
ryJurisdiction, was taken up in the III use
OF Delegates, on Thursday. On a mott 4
engrossng it and reading it third time.
tie question: was taken by Ayes and Noes.
and lost Ayes 81. Noes $3.50, that this
Bill is last
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Mobilitate viset, viresque acquirit eundo
FIR0. EN LIN. 4 v. 175
each moment briggs
New vigor to her flights. new pinions 70 her
wings.
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Mr.. JEFFERSON is reelected President
81 the American Philosophical Society.
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Enrupe.
FURTHER EXTRACTS
From kate LONDON Paters.

LONDON May 81.
Joseph Bonaparte's return 10 Paris, is sta
ted by gentleman who is arrived from the
French coast, to be preliminary to the de-
parture OF ferdinand VII for Madrid, there
to be proclaimed king OF Spain. We attach
no credit to this statement. That Joseph
bonapsrte will never return to Madrid, and
that his brother will linking uim, is very
enthusiastically probable is it, that Bona
Parte viii declare Spain part OF the French
Empire, and himself sovereign of il. We
remember memorable threat he 2nce DC d
ont to the SpanIards to reconcile hem o
Joseph's government. " If you do Tot ike
hitd, you shall have me-" That they do not
like Joseph, is pretty evident---rhat hey
IKE him still less, is equally clear---and spite
OF his threats and efforts they will neither
have him nor his brother. He cannot con-
quer Spain
We received at late hour this morning
some German papers. Bonaparte has given
some French commercial towns leave to i'm
port such Colonial produce as belongs 10 them
IN Switzerland, the States Of the CoEfedera
cy and the Hansetowns They are to export
the value In the silk manufactures of France
June /.
The rnmor ola marriage between Ferdi
nand Win, and the second daughter of the
H"PCiOi NtdbNio, IL iOllCcu III ltttBTS
received yesterday from France r.
The Catholic question was again debated
last night; but after so many years OF discus.
sion much novelty was not to be expected (;
and IN fact the debate had scarce a novel
feature to recommend it. Between four and
i've O'Clock this morning the house divided,
when Mr.. Grattan's motion was lost by a
majority Of lao toss
Re 0hhoigfhrento fthe Duke Of Yort. Lord
Millions notice Of a motion respecting he
appointment of the Dnke Of Yori; to the office
OF commander in cTef, is said TO be entirely
unadvised by, and unknown to both his pri-
vate and political friends and connections,
who unite in ,condemning it as an uncalled
and unwarranted effusion of Juvenile indis
erection. tits also said, that the object of the
late particular audience which the noble
Lords father, Earl Fitzwilliam, had of his
royal higpess the Prince Regent, was to DIS
claim all concern and countenance Of the
proceeding.
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FEM.9LE EDUCATION;
w A RRE INTO n.

I'm "Wednesday the Goth jun II exataina-
N<ton ct the pupils at this seminary common
ced II was attended by numerous and highly
respectable audience who expressed in fatterinp
te rms their appreciation oftbe III Stser in which
the Young ladies' acquitted charlottesville
Hon John L Taylor, one Of the Judges of he
supreme court, Alexander Fslconer, esq. and
Mr. William Crawford. principal Of the Mai,.
Academy presided the two FIRST DAYS were &C.
cupied in strict examination ofthe several ci.s-
ses in reading, spelling, grammar, parsing,geo.
graphy, astronomy, the use Of the celestial ard
terrestrial Globes, history and the French Ian
guage-The copy books were exhibited, bu,
the wan. OF time presented their examination on
arithmetck, for which, many Of the pupils had
been prepared. The compositions of Miss Me-
Neil OF Wilmington, Misses Gloster and Fits of
Warrenton, and Miss Adam of Fayetteville,
were read to the audience by Judge Taylor, who
at the close of the exercises, delivered TO the
young Ladies in behalf OF himself and the gen
tlemeH who presided, eloquent aud impress
give address, expressing his salts faction at the
accurate manner IN which they had acquitted
themselves: The morning of the Sd day was
appropriated 10 musical performance by the
pupils Of Mr.. Miller. who displayed their usual
proficiency-The number OF pupils, exceeding
ninety, appeared blooming in health, {, we siate
with pleasure that there has not been m instance
of serious iEdsposition throughout the session
The present cspacious building, though pleassnt
and commodous, will be rendered more SO ciu-
ring the vacation The exercises Of .he school
will reconmence ON Monday the 18th Of July.
early application will ensure the admission of
few. The pupils will continue 20 receive ins.ruc
ton in all the branches aforementioned, drawing
and peedework inclusive.
Mr.. Miller will necessarily be absent for some
time :Iwo Gentlemen well recommended AS tea.
cheers of Musck, Drawing & Painting, have
been provided who will attend during Mr. M's.
absence. so .
Such testimonials rs have heretofore appe ar
ed. we shall not in future lay before the publck
Trusting that the credit ofthe institution is suf
hciently established, and conscious that no dimi
mutton of assiduity on our part will render It less
deserving ofpatronage.
Terms for board, &c. and Tuition Musick,
Drawing, and French excepted; s 1903, per an
mum, payable half yearly in advance.
" Each young lady must be furnished w sh
pair of sheets, counterpart, blanket aud tow
els
Warrenton, yune %. ct
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F o r 81 L &.

HAT wei known estate in the County of
4 Mecklenburg, upon Roanosk River, called
klCHLAND, containing nearly
One thousand TzDo- HusGyed dc-es,
sufficient portion of which is first rate LON
Groands-This tract from its superior fertility is
calculated TO produce any thing which the most
saiuor'ous cinste will permit--the local situa-
ton and elegant Improvements thereon, need ON
~ be seen TO attract the attention Of any person
disposed 10 own one Of the fnest estates a. the
Southern parts Of Virginia-rhe premises will
be shown by MIR. Richard Jones, the Overseer
thereon
Also, another Estate in view of the above
called Hutc!ier's Creek Bridge Tract, which
contains upwards of 900 acres, portion
OF which is prime creek Low grounds. and 10 es-
,eerned very valuable for the production of To-
oscco' Wheat, Corn, &c. &c.-This will be
shewn by. my friend, Capt Francis Hester, who
lives adjoining
FOR terms appy 20 my Brothers James vii.
son OF Mecklenburg, John Wilson of Halifax, or
TO the Subscriber in ibis City.
-, THOMAS WILSON.
H'C'hhond' July 10th epf
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EDUCHTxOM

EOhN WOOD having dissolved his connex-
- ION with l. II GIrsrdiH, will commence on
Thursday the LIST Of August, public school for
the instruction OF youth in the various branches
on the Mathematics, Geography, Surveying
NaVigsiIotS Natural & Moral Philosophy, the
creek & Latin Languages, witt English. Cram
mar, English Composition, Writing and Aritb.
metie. Fees twelve dollars and fifty cents per
quarter, paid m advance.
his private classes will be continued &C q.
sn'i, bu, on the 1st OF August he win proceed in
Natural Philosophy with Cslvanisrn. A Cen
uemsn a native of France will teach the French
Language for which small additional fee in
proportion to the number Of Students will be
required.
The School room until October will be above
the Office NJ the Enquirer. but after wards in the
mouse adjacent to the Custom House
". ~. Whereas from the Card published BY
j. n. CiTsrdir, several persons have been in
duced TO suppose that the discrimination Of
{. Fremon at the Academy received my disap-
probation think it proper to state that the
reverse was directly the fact.
ne haze sesn mn 6 sUho diseiait,,s he in
fcTcrce.--EpIroR.
Juuc 10 If