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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-14

We hare reeeiveda cory cfthe new
est French constitution. It reads well,
and in most particulars is a closer imita-
ton Of the British constitution than am
other from the Abbe's pigeon holes.
1T IS worthy this remark, that the Pa.
RS 8 papers Of the last date bore the Royai
stamp. !, : 80 3,
Of men IN arms for the defence Of the in.
dependence Of France. but wall they
come for calling?
There were eralindlcations that me
French people did not think NAPOLEON, s
stability very certain. The depression
of the stocks is one OF them:
Louis the 18th has erected his stand
ard at Frankfort, and called all his mi.
nisters around him.
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Steam, Boat
WASHINGTON.

.HAPT. MIX presents his respects to
q the Ladies and Gentlemen of Wash
ington and Alexandria, and begs leave to
inform them the Boat will leave the wbhrf
below the bridge at Washington; THIS
MORNING, "Wednesday. june 49, at
ten o'clock, A. M. & will call at Alexan-
dria at eleven, to take on party of plea
sure down the river as low as Mount
VerBon, all those who may favor him
with their company.-pr A good Din-
aer will be prepared on board for all who
way wish to partake.
June ID.
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fOk SAL T.:

TNHE tract Of LAND lying on the
n south side of Occoquan river, with
in one mile of the Oecoquan Mills, in the.
county of Prince William and state of
Virginia, known as the Swan PORT tract,
containing two hundred and forty four a.
creS.
OF this land 40 acres are arabic, and
the whole under good enclosures-from
slight experiments which have been made;
it is believed that no land can be more
easily improved, being particularly adapt
es to the growth of clover, aided by the
Plaster Of Paris. It is highly recon.
mended BY it's convenience to the mar
kets of Dumfries and Alexandria; being
distant from the former but ten, and
from the latter sixteen miles. The neigh.
borhood is healthy and the society good.
For information relative to said land
and improvements, any person wishing
to purchase, is referred to Mr.. Zachariah
Ward, who is the present occupant.
Any farther information may be obtain
ed on application to either of the subscri-
bers, living in Prince William County.
BERNARD HOOE, jun.
JOHN HOOE.
June Ia. eoew
~ The editor of the National intel1
ligencer will please publish tie above adj
vertisement times week for 2 weeks.
and send their account to this office for
ma u,uanf
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aUsTRLlN BULLETIN.

Respecting the operations in Italy.
A Courier sest off on the 9th. by Ba-
ron FYimcnt, commander in chief Of the
army of Italy, and who arrived at Wen
IA ON the 18th, brings intelligence that
King Joachim had moved his head quar-
ters to Modena. and after many marches
and counter marches, probably for the
purpose of deceiving the Austrians, bad
directed his main force upon Ferrara.-
This attempt, however, was frustrated
by Gen. Van Lauer; commanding there.
On the 9th, the King caused. in his
presence, several attacks to be made on
our tete de pont at Uechio Bello, buthis
troops were repulsed with considerable
loss: Iii the evening the enemy's corps
was forced to complete retreat:
Oar loss in the successful action which
took place on the fourth, on the Parnaso,
and the assault of the tete de pont on the
9th, is very considerable. General Ste
FAM, received slight confusion, which
however, did not prevent him from con-
tinuing to command his brigade:.''
aOn the Sth, the English General
Lord VIM: Dentick, had an interview
with the General in Chief at Mantua."
6 The Austrian Head Quarters were
on the 10thremoved to Castelluceto near
Mantiia." -.
The Emperor of Austria has issued a
proclamation, declaring that the provin-
ces of Lombardy and Venice areincorpo-
rated with the Imperial dominon of his
crown. The Iron Crown, and the order
of the same name are to be retained"
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Buffalo, Niagara May, go.
Sehrs Gold Hunter - Eliza
LOST ON LAKE ERIE.

LOST ON LAKE ERIE.
On the 18th instant, while the Cold
Hunter lay at anchor off Cleveland, she
parted her cable and was driven by a Sc
we're gale of wind, nearly to sandusky
Bay, where she beached, bilged, and
was wholly lost; it is hoped that apart
of her cargo will be saved. She wa
owned by Underhill. Damn 4 Go. OF this
village.
The schr. Eliza. was lost in the same
gale; to gether with two or three boats.
The schooner Experiment, belonging to
Josua Ldvejoy, was also driven on shore
&cpasiderably damaged.
5 No lives were lost.
Sailed, yesterday, schr. Lady of the
Lake, for Detroit, merchandise to J. X.
Williams and sundries to sundries va
liable cargo.
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Jefferson Land for Sale:

i BOUT ses Acres in the county Of
Jefferson and State OF Virginia, on
the road leading from Winchester to
BALTIMORE, II miles from the former, IL
from Harper's Ferry and 8 from Charles
town-6C miles from Alexandria, George
town and the City Of Washington. The
improvements are a new brick house, Q
stories high, barn 40 feet square, sta
bic, &c.
The soil is Of the very first quality,
well adapted to the growth Of timothy,
clover and every species of grain--Mere
than half Of the land is covered with tim.
Der Of the best quality.
.Alsa. far lGaLe.
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IN IN order Of battle the 1900 Swiss
forming tile right wing, when Napoieon
lrriyed with his forces. He began g
naneuvre as if intending t. attack; when.
IN ! sudden the whole Of the french
sorce opposed to him, seeing HIM aP-
roach, advanced at full speed toWarus
The rebels, and joined them with arms q 3
colours, sc. crying Fire Napoleon, ,nus
|trampling under foot their oaths, tneil
honor and their duty. S,
In the mean time the Swiss, with thelf
arms loaded, and matches light, remain
ed immoveable, and the cries OF /" rire5
!e Roi" thousand times repeated, when
.esounded in the ears of Napoleon and
ais rebel band, Showed them that they
we're all determined to sacrifice them
selves for the king, as their ancestors
had done at Neaux, and their comrades
lat Paris, on the 10th of Aug: 1692.-
This attitude seemedte check Napoleon
himself, who having halted his troops'
sent flag of truce to harangue the SWISS,
and convince them that they must all be
cut to pieces if they refused to join him
But our brave fellows, strong from their
sense of national honor and their OATH
replied with contempt that they did not
fear death, and would defend themselves
to the last. At this moment Col. DAIRY,
who commanded them, addressed him
self to the French Officer; aid said, 4
hare bit one oath and one honor, and ann
determined to die for the King; bf it
you choose to go through my ranks and
convince yourself that erery man thinks
and feels as lido, yoa gre at liberty to do
so. The officers accordingly went thro'
the ranks, and found meme but men de-
voted to their duty, and resolved to fight
to the last extremity. He reported this
to his master, who did not think proper
to attack thenr; and the Swiss marched
upon St. Denys, whence they have just
been recalled by the Diet"
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Public Sale.

At ten o'clock, THIS DAY, will be sold
at the Store House of Mr.. ambrose
Tasse, on Washington-street, for the
benefit of those concerned
l2o barrels of old FLOUR,
and Immediately after at the store of
Mr.. James C.. Deneale 40 barrels
erms made known at the seysral places
OF Sale.
P. G.. Marsteller:
June II,
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June II:
By Griffith and Braztuer.

Will be sold, at their Auction Ware
hot1se, in King-street, on WEDNES.
DAY MORNING next, the 14th inst
at 10 O'Clock, VIZ:
TOTTON Damask Shawls, Madras
Handkerchief, Black Sewing Silk,
Cotton Balls in boxes, Pins, Buttons,
Gallons, Kibbsns, one package striped
Cotton Shirts, SC.
ALSO,
boxes white Havanah Sugar.
London Patent Shot, Nos. l, g. 4. e.
ships's Compasses, Cod hooks, Pts.
tolls; &c.
N. b. Goods may be examined any
time previous to the day of sale; & every
sale will positively commence agreeable
to the time mentioned in .i.e advertise.
ment.
June IL.
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COAL.

5000 bushels of Richmond Coal Tor
ale on moderate terms, if taken lmme-
lately from, on board the Nessei a.
dr. Sanderson's Whasf.
WILLIAM STEWART.
June Is.
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BesToy, June r.

By The schooner Com. Marlborough.
Shlch arrived at this port yesterday III a
passage of SO days from France, we have
,scelved Paris rape's to the outh April
fsostihtles lad not commenced, but all
europe was engaged in active prepare
tions. Bonai aIte was to visit his garri-
sons on the frontiers in few days. The
troops OF the allies were in every quarter
towards France.
bonapaFte has formed a plan by which
ne IS to obtain new election. He has
published new constitution, which pur
ports to be supplementary to former con-
|stitutional acts, by winch the govern
|ment is modified anew. A brief summa-
Try OF this constitution was given in our
paper yesterday. 1t is to be submitted to
the people, the army aud navy, for their
adoption by vote, and as it includes an
|artlcle expressly excluding the Boutbons
from the throne. the adoption OF the con-
Istitution is to be considered an expression
|of the voice OF the people against the
Bourbon dynasty. The registers for re-
|ceiVIEg the votes are to be open ten days
An assembly is appointed in thechamp tie
ta~rs, for examining the votes, &c. son
the 10Th of May. The constitution re-
|sembles the constitutional charter framed
la year ago by Louis XVIII.
Extract Of a letter from merchant in
Morialx, to his correspondent in Bos-
ton, dated May 5.
Every thing is quiet in France-all
the young men are ordered to Paris.''
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II. LEi',

II LET,
THE DWELLING HOUSE lately
occupied by capt. Evileth, situate at the
corner of Fairfax aad Queen-streets; pos-
session will be given Immediately. Ap-
ply to
c. P. THOMPSON.
June IL: If
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For SHE BIZ the Subscriber.

Ia ME Dwelling HOUSE wherein ne now
lives and other buildings thereto at
tached, with 4 Lot adjoining without any,
building thereon, at the intersection Of
ROYAL and Queen-streets, containing 42
and half feet on the former and 10 feet
on the latter reet,-Credits. al may be
agreed on, will be given for three-fonrths
of the purchase money on the amount
thereof being well secured.
John JManderille.
June ID: st*
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Public Sale.
June ID,

UNDER the authority Of a Deed Of
Trust from David Black, to secure
debt due from him to John Wilson.
A Lot of Ground on the
West side of Pitt street, between Wolf
and Wilkes street, will be offered at
public sale on the premises for cash, at
half past o'clock, on Thursday the 9Th
day of July lext.-1h he Lot is in front
on Pitt street so feet, in depth about s.
feet.
BY order Of the Trustee. ,r
P. G. MARSYELLER.
June la. IF
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Additionaf
By GRIFFITH g BR.S

THIS DAY, at 10 o'C CLOCK
WILDE sold attheir Auction Wareh
ON King-street.
4 cases Fancy Calicoes =
Z IL pieces VestiDgs
trunk 5.4 Jean Shawls
And variety Of other Dry Goods.
s ALSO,
One Mahogany Side Board.
June ii ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-29
EDVCATJON

1e7iiE Subscriber respectfully informs the Public.
q that he intends to continue his school at fIaut-
Yer eour-house toe ensuing year. He proposes To
teach HE Latin and Greek Languages grammatical
", and the following branches Of TIE English, viz
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography and tie Elements OF EucliI.
Ills school will commence an the i5th iav of Ja-
nuary, and end ON the 18th of December following,
making the scholastic year ten months after deduc-
ting summer month for vacation.
RO.HRDEIi.S may be accommodated with
board lodging and washing inclusive, at the court
house or in The neighborhool, for $50 each Ills
price for tuition, is $50.
W. r. POLLARD.
These to certify that Mr. William Pollard.
Jun. was fer some tme stu''entn ny School HIS
progress IN the Latin ard Greek Languages uss We
~ good, and have no hesitation in saying, ir,t lac
IS well qualified to teach these Language Il -
s'so justly dae Mr.. POLAR, to say, that his mo-
raj departments unexcep;ionahlc.
Given under my hand, this ST, day If November.
1911. PETER NFI son
have no hesitation in subscribing to the aloy,s
certificate. THOS. NELSON
November Is. wSw
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U@. J. COLE g Co.
a I The SIGN OF the Golden Anvil. .

receiving large and general assorn.cnt of lronnon
gc.y, Gallery, &c. consulting OF
Avis, vises. screw-patts bellows files AMI y.,sas
HIND. panisl, lennon. SASH - cut pit, MILL compass We
Recrng, frame, and wOo,+cuttrs' .S4ItS
Carpenters oo' OF every description consisting ofpiare.
Paiis irons cl6seis, Irners AIDES CougeS, drawing
KNIVES, spoke-sharSs hammers, braces ard bits, OF
superior quality, squares, non and plated Devils rules
Mathematical hrune,s. rOmpasscs, sts-iryiders, au
GERS pod aid screws center bits, scgew-iriveTs sl-rpss
measuring lines, ginits gauges, coopers adzcs axes
and conpasses, hingvs H. and H. l. Cast Iron las ~
bic butts, brass ard iron wiiucv-puiles woo-screws
sprigs cut nails and brl,s chests of Carpees' tools
L0cKS-Piated, S. keyd, s,ob common aid Scotch slrg
brass closet. morcc, c',est, cupboard. Ila,i dess-t,
trunk, saddlt-bags, dutch. gun, cjr. &c.
Ir'll and copper ten-ettles, sluce-pans ard
Glue pots, block TN co,ite-pots
Britannia metal, tea, sugar and crcnn,-pots
Id,anla tea, table and soapS2oons, Chafn;-lthes
Grid irons. box and post coite-nilis
Bcsretl nOrtars and lS,;ias waffle and wafer iguns
pateut bsjciS trowels, iron and brass.Nirc
Steel ard iron lsnsitnG pins, RAJ and n,o,sc traps.
Sieeyais, see.nls, sptetacles. gurlts, ieNS,harps
Bed Ky and screws Dcg-culars and chaiirs
s'ee timed aud plated spurs
Sluycis and tongs, wre-sifters and sovcs
Observation-Disclosures butt hinges conrode knobs and
handles, bolts e!oahPis. be,caps, br.s-rails tall and
fiat ctnslicis, brass errcls for bsts,Cads LYON claw
books, brass hooks
BRUSHES ofeyery description VIZ BROOM hcnis dust.
vhteewash hearth crunb hair tOoih cioth horse
eltnip, hn.tt' shoe anu FURNITURE
Combs gu.-.ns pocket nksaris, Ladies' lr.ssinroyes
Ita-ealdies, enda.shosels, needles. yisn strings
C"tIin-AiyoS. sadGls-taeI>s. chains jack-screws
GcrtIrrp, crawiev. hist,rTsi, and cast steel
Hoop and sheet irun nn-ro,s
Pocket and toilette l0Ollings.lasses.
CUTLERY.Enives AMI ferris, pocket and per lliiyes
scissors rL0rs sheepsieeTs, shot e bUtc,-suiv,s hut
cters ste.i, ailors' Sheer ster-tuD e. silver tl;llss
SfDOLEHf.-iSnncd bits, sirrupirons plat,- bride.
bits and plated stirrup irons, knobs. noUluf carriage
handles plated and brass carragemnges London made
eGrliage-sprugs. iLSO,
9hernoInetTs eoppel~,c.eS poc;etcols purzes curry.
comb, sal mons, castings mattresses drums, iil,
- guns anil pistols, ecou'ning al elegant assorJnent
"hlch VIII X sold on The most accommodating, terms
Octfher25. 5U-cplwSwtf
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NEW WAH'

a letter from a pcspef table gentleman
d4ted Hamburg, Sept. %, mentions that
Just as Europe was rejoicing in a general
Fe&oe' 7DaT had been commenced ~ Tux
ey against RHsaia ami HuatTi1 90 Several
'hGide' is IN our late English papers cor
roooraie THIS unhappy news. Cen Benine-
sen was marching a Russian army to-
wars the Turkish frontier-and an Aus
trian levy was announced of 100. COO men
Bait. Fcd. Gcz.
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OF The ENQUIRER is published twice "a week.. gcie-
rny. and three times week daring the the S
Le!JctWe.Piee the herrtoloc, fJyc Da0rs pr
ariium, payablc in advance Notes OF Chartered Banks.
{ouiJ Will e received in payment The Editor will guar
antee the salty Of relnns tlem by ma the postage Of all
Letters being paid by the writers.
~ papers MI be diseon,in;e [but at tle discretion
O. Whoever will guarantee tie payment Of nine pr
pers, SHALL receive tenth, gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
o. One sq'oTettrH Insertion, rs cets-eai continuance
- tr7itS.
No advertisement Inserted ,Gi AzS e'c. Je7, paid fer
or Gssrnea by sene person IN his city is cirirons
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REVOLT IN sPAlT.

We know that we have not been singu-
.Iar in ezecrating every act Of the Spanish
government since the people by their loyai-
ty and bravery, aided By the generous excr-
tons Of this country, succaedcd in bringing
back Ferdinand to the Throne. Never
did any people receive 50 uEgrateful a re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-29

MI nan d. Tyer WIS taught by me. l,c is voun- ee,-
ileEnto excellent taleuts, and know him to he well a-
ir'si 10 it7cnthe Latn and English Languages r1anaiiI
W. which, independent Of former knowledge ofhs nr-
qireits, have this day Rad satisfactory cveI.s in
t"e examination Of his scholars. have ~ilom Irown n
school TO ac7ut ifso well ar. Tylrs HIS done on dis
oeea'ion Given under my hand this eoth s,Il,r 1915
,Nerenbcr o5. 5o-T5i1gf
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EDUCATION-

'HN1E SUBSCRIBER intends to continue
his school the ensuing year in the upper end of Caro-
'e county, where the following branches OF L,eratnr, will
b. taught viz, te Latin Language. Reading Wr,,r
English Grammar, Geography and Arithmetic The terms
vi" he twenty dollars per scholar. ior tuition The School
viii commence the 18th Of January ani md on ,t if
OF November. Board may b. hadn the noghcrood at 80
the morals Ofthe students, committed TO his crp
JOHN D. T'fIER
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
[ Fr5m Tie London Co1.7i,1 ofOc,. 6 1

L@T1mfAe Londo0 Coa1i,r # Oct. 81
Our private letters from Paris, and ;be
details by the Flanders mail this rnorn;no,
s-rnmuniI ate very curious rticnlarg VS.
pecing the removal of The art les Of Ar
from Paris. The French. appealing to the
convention surrendering Paris. refused 70
let them so, as it was stipulated thai ~
thlng but Objects Of war should be tcn.L-
Ell 10 this the Duke of VveBrrion re-
Pied that en- article was proposed and
rejected, stpClating the preseryst,on of
the arucles Of Art to The FreH II. Ehcber
SAD he would have the articles br!onc;pe
70 fFuss'a, and then the Duke Of Yelling
ton III lac would insist or all tie her ar
ucles DrionS'ns IN the allics , ing return
Cu 10 tac"' IFS GraCc, therefore, very
luS'iy cont hds, That 1t was quitc welt
known the articles cf Art were ~ be ,a
turned, and he insisted Oh treir heine ,.,y,.r,
up. Ihe Ming Of France is said fn hue
gwen orders that they should not be s.,.
rendered, ard TalcyrsnI, it appears.
wished 70 sanHe tie allies out Of ',hcn
Dut the Duke Of Wellington was Deremp-
tory and he sent military to enforce hi.
orders. This af ir has r.a1e SO nan,
noise, that his grace has found IL necesst-
ny TO write tettcr to lord Casticfearh M,
tne subj ct, JusLiiying his conduct to the
Prince Regent.
LFro7n Ne eame, cch6J
BY tho arrival So night and This .,,-r,-
ms Of Gsz, ties from Brussels, we 6,.t i.'.,
emperor AleXaoder hes already lett ib r
c..iy, add - gone 90 Dgon to the grand
austrian Review. Various circumstance
sheW hat the Treaty Ct Peace is conclr.
oea' ana tn&t parties begin already 20 aot
upon IT, ne teif tory on the RICH OF the
Nleuse' Po5ssss d by the King Of the NJ
thcH1nds, $ y b. csGed 60 prnssia 49,,
that river IS to form The b.uaJar,. oft..e ~.
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no WI NOUN SITTTTTTI-,

- -f-4i' dCittf % l CHILL.
4 you are now absent from tbs commonwealth,
N and have no agent residing therein known to
me, hereby give ysu Notice, that on the eleventh
dayoi December next IT the tsy IN of James T.
vans, at INing & Queen court-house, between the
hours often in tIc morning and sun set OF the same
Gay, shall proceed 70 take the deposition Of SAMUEL
i"r7s, TO be read in evidence ia a salt now lepeod-
ing in the Superior Coa.t Of Chsocery for the Rich
mend District IN wliel am plaintiff, and you ard
Fiulnmer Harris are defendants
Also on the 10th DAY OF tie Month, and for
The sane purposes. shall proceed 20 SAKE the de-
position o. Heniy Banks, al the Swan tavern in the
e'ty o HlslimOnd, between the hours Of ten in The
morning and sun set Of tbr same day.
Yours, respectfully,
RICHARD HARRIS.
November H. 55-wl,n
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400 DOLLARS REWARD.


3OBBERY.-I6anawayf from the employ OF the
= s. subscriber, on Wednesday morning, the LIST
inst an old white man, By the name Of John Valen-
t'ne, PolaUdcr by btih he is supposed 20 be a.
bout feet, or Rches high, s,rayht made. wears
his hat or carries lis head little on one 81 L. speaks
quiek bath English and Dutch he assumes to be
thoushta gentleman. His dress was, when ne went
of, black hat, dark cixed coat, and IN old own
suTtoub dove or lead c0;ourcd corduroy pantar
looms, ani hslf-bCcts. lie robbed me ola sum Of
money, the amount not exactly known $500 os
tie notes can be identified thus lar thcy were note
d 10 and 90 dollars ofthe Georgetown linnorlirp
and Exporting Company, signed 10y Henry FoxalI,
PRESIDENT, and Walter STa'th, Principal Agent. The
dates 81 all supposed u be 18th Ocl 1915 the lO's
payable to p. Levy, the eos to G. Brush, both OF
numbers hetweeA 20l and 500 or the 1U's in favor
Of Smoot, and the eos in favor Of j. Crcss ofnun
pers between sol and 40o have reason to believe
That g nd thief may charge Lis name and It issuD
ptSei H. VII cn.'c'9r to set pas age 90 the Yves,
hd'cs. lie is known in Frederick county, Ma.
where ne has family, and it il ssii he is tole,
be ;ooi book-binder-he perhaps mar seek en-
ployment in that line.
Whoever viii apprehend aud commit sni,l thieCio
jail SHALL receive fifty dollars, or 100 dollars iftbe
money IS recovered with him, or in proportion for
any part OF the money recovered.
EDGAR PATTERSON.
Gesrget9T:pl, .N0p. .. 5g-St
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EDUCATION.

FEVHOMAS billiard will o2sn school
the ensuing yearat Mrs Martha II. Goolc's IN Pow
hn County in which youth Of bothseN viii be
80 spelling, reading, analytical penSaIsnP aritmetie
English grammar practically, English conposon ancient
am modern geography with the correct aud scientific pro-
lection Of maps, and the Of the globes history bes
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