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A VERY VAL U,A BILE
IRON ESTATE.

On the rivers Shenandoah and Pc.
tomac, in the connties of Jefferson and
Loudoun; for the working Of which,
wish to form small but able Company,
on permanent principle deening the
present moment to be peculiarly favor
bale for its operations.
The Seats for such Works have been
viewed by practical mon & pronounced
good-.the ore banks are conveniently
situated, and the ore abundant. easily
raised, and rich; yielding iron OF very
superior qualify, as appears from the ties
timony OF those who have made and
wrought it;--,here are several favorable
scites;-the commands water is, power
ful;-and the wood on, twenty thousand
acres Of land Gall of one tracy is abnr
dant and copvenienl. There, are tewii|
amp such Iron estates in America; anu
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{ WISH to sell tie HoEsE s. LOT
: 6Waeseoa now I've. aud a small
sa'sN. on TIE leesburg road, about two
slies ; Ison Alexa1Gria-s9so, a HOUSE
s ana ~ 80 intne town Of Nottingham, on
80 - t''aIelt Eiver. on accommodating
ii l. to be hal immediate
Chas. L. Nevitf,
A. U7.er end of Duke Street.
"dfen 10. If
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] Z. CALDWELL.

OFFERS FOR SALE,
SALT, now landing from the Sloop
Caroline, at Bayne's wharf. 80
IN STORE,
SALT s. WHlskEY, corner of King
and union-street:, opposite Robert and
Jaues Mandeyilie's.
April IA. st
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Salt sAnoat.

!, Salt Anoat.
COCO Bushels caaiz sA.4T' on beard
,toShip WAhe!niaa for Sale by
LatgR3S0sN e F0TyLF.
'aeeAare also laaolins From the Br;g
.am, Can't. Rousseau.
$ lon lstquality st. Petersburg Hemp.
2 Butts Russia Duck,
. d., Ravens DO.
q Pieces Russia sheetirss.
Aprif6.
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puBLlsHED DaK BY s. syoWDEa, RoYA1srREEr AaxANDRIA
TUESDAY, ApalL Is. 1875.
Maria. alias Sally Prout,

RAN AW.aT from my farm, on the
night of 18th instant. She is small
dark mulatto or light colored negro
woman, about cato "a wears old, with
prominent eyes and rather pert in her
behavior, pretty well dressed and gene
rally appears neat, and generally wears a
handkerchief tied round her head in the
manner of the French colored girls. +.
This girl is supposed to be free, but
in order to establish such freedom, was
permitted by the claimant to tarry in my
possession. She says Ter relations by
the name Of Prout are free cqlored peo-
PIE and live near Annapolis; it is
supposed sic is however either in Alex
andria or Washington.
As the girl may not be entitled to her
freedom on a full triaI, it will ,5e nv du-
ty in that case to return her to the own
er. will give reward of Ten Dollars
to have her taken and confined SO that I
get her again. So a@
n. ELLICOTT.
Occoquan, Virginia, - @
March $50. tts If
Z 49, The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican and National lntelligencer, are
requested to publish the above advertise
ment three times, & send their accounts
to tins Office.
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JACKSON & RUMNEy,
HAVE FOR SALE.
Receired per Brig Wanderer. Captain

Receired per Brig Wanderer, Captain
.Seaccomb, from Boston.
1000 bushels St. Ubes Salt,
$50 pieces Ravens Duck,
100 boxes Mould Candles,
A small invoice Of Crocl,ery & Glass
Ware.
A small invoice of Hard Ware and
Brushes.
IN STORE.
Cordage, coarse and domestic Salt,
Cotton, &c.
March 28. Sw.
Soap and Candies.
THE Subscribers have or hand at their
Mandatory on WaterStreet, lately oc-
cupied by Wa. dunlap a quantity Of
Soap, Mould & Dipt Candies,
Which they offer for Sale.
s 4 generous price viii be given
for raw and rendered i'ALL0W.
Henry Nicholson & Co
Feb. Ia. diff.
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goL. XVI
SALES AT vENDJE.

On suery Tuesday and Friday.
~ VIII Be SOLD.
.4.ha yen.,ue store. corner OF Prince
a. - and Water Streets,
VARIETY OF
Dyu Goods, Gfocer's, &c.
,,,.4:ca1ars If which VIII be expressed IN
- TIE bills of'the day.
- All kind of goods which are on
,,a;t,4ien and the prices of which are
afqhlisked. can at any tine 'ne viewed wee
ar 81 nlrcaased at the lowest Limitation
ma pl's P. G.. MARsTELhER.
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bALTtsfoRE Nov. 10.
Arrived ship Madison, Hall, SO days
from Amsterdam, gin, &c. Sailed Sept,
3 in CO. with the ship William, Chas for
Gottenburg. Left ships Baltimore, Par
ker, for Baltimore, in IA days Planter,
Davis, do do ship Good Return, Sands,
from Baltimsre, arrived in the Fexel on
the 9TH, the only arrival fer several
days back /; ethe ship Wabash, Wilkins,
for Baltimore, and Potomac, Bracks,
for George Town, Col allied S days be-
fore. The M. had goie to the norti :
ward intending to t..ke passage, but
was driveA from Fair Isle nearly to
the Texel and came thro' the channel
September 13, in Dover Straits spoke
The ship Howard, from Amsterdam fit
Charleston, Informed he came out the
Texel 9th, in company with ship North
America, Dfinkwa.er, bound to Charles.
ton. Spoke, Oct. 8, in LAT. SO, lon. 81,
brig Georges, fiOm Malaga, for Boston,
out l9 days. Came into the Bay yes
terday morning; passed brig from
Cape Francois, for Alexandria, and 5
er 4 briggs unknown.
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Public Sale.

q
IN TUESDAY next, at half past ten
O'Clock, will be sold, at the Vendue'
Store,
SUPERFINE and Cd Broadcloths
Ditto do Cassimeres
Coatings
Striped Blankets
Stockinetts
Cambria Muslins
Shifting Cottons
Madras Handkerchief
Fancy striped Muslins
IA and Ga cotton Shawls
Undressed Calicoes
Common do.
Irish and German Linens, &c. &c.
T: &. MarStcller.
Nov. II
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For Charleston,

Tobacco, Whiskey, &c.
6 hogsheads of Tobacco
so barrels Old Whiskey
500 bushels Old Wheat
100 Shares Union Bank Stock
so ditto importing Il exporting Com
pany ditto.
For sale by
Mallory and Watts,
Auctioneers and CommissIo
Merchants, Bfidge-street.
Georgetown, Aug. 26.
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NEW-OaLEAss, Sept. Is.

The cold this week mas exceeded any
thing of the kind ever known in the
month of September. The Mercury
since Monday has net been higher than
74d. and frequently as low as SD
the wind pretty steadily from NW.-N.
and NE. feelingly as cold as our Decem-
Der winds. Most of our private families
have kindled fires in their sitting rooms.
What effect the cold may have on the
sugar and cotton crops, we cannot say
with certainty, but would suppose it to
be injurious to the sugar.
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Extract Of q letter from an .fMertcaal
officer, to his friend In Baltimore, da-
ted
DErRoIT, Oct. 18.
g There was a trial here last week.
which in IFS effect is ola national conse-
Iquense. Alieutenant in the British na-
wy undertook to take some deserters Oh
our side, with party of armed men,
soma of whom he landed and caught ore
|of his deserters. Some of our citizens
assembled, surprized the Gentry, and f.
|nally obliged he officer to go to Detroit,
where he was compelled to give bail for
his appearance. He was tried, accor-
ding to law, Dy jury Of SIX foreigners
and six citizens, who brought in Yer.
dict that the officer had not taken the
|deserter by force, that he had told him
only to 90 into the boat, and the fellow
went. From the positive evidence |
heard, and from an after conversation
with the Judge, think there could be no
reason in the world tOhaye acquitted him
| If that CT, rge. They however, brought
lhim ID guilty of riot, She was fined by
the court, 4 or $500. Chief Justice
Woodward, who gave the sentence. said
that this punishment was the sentence of
| the other twOjudges that he differed frsm
lit. and that the lieutenant ought to be
lalso piiloried and imprisoned. -
| AS circumstances occurring here, are
reported to the U. States merely by let
tier, and often misrepresented, it may be
well to inform you, that one of our SOL
oilers shot and Killed an Indian last week
for iinpudently levellinga rife at par
lty Of our soldiers. The circumstance
has made acme noise here, as the Indian
was under the protection and charge of
| His Britannia Majesty. The British
save brOaght in coroner's verdict of
murder and soma letters have pas
Iscd between the British Colo. I'll James
land Governor Cass. Our Governor has
been pretty severe with his pen, & treat
led the 6 Bulwark" rather roughly. The
iafair however is dying away.
8 October 60.
"The British civil authority have Of
Ifered a reward Of 500 dollars for the APP
lprehensiOn Of the soldier who killed the
Indian. This will inevitably set the In
lIians on the hunt for him. But to pre-
lyentanyill consequence. the general vii
send to Colonel James a very spirite,
rsmonstrances and threats of retalia
Ition.n
In the above letter, a good deal Of ami.
mostly is said to exist between the citi-
rens Of Michigan and the Canadians
but the military on both sides treat each
Eother with great ciyility.
Baltimore Patriot.
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its reported that the object Of the
Duke of Bourben's visit to this country
vas to endeavor to obtain from our
government better terms for France than
the allies appear Inclined to grant. tits
further said, that upon the success or
saiiure ofthis mission, it entirely depends
whether Louis XVIII. will retain the
sovereign authority, or abandon France
Go her fate. and leave the JacObins to
light out their own battle with the allied
powers.
The result Of this application is OF
curse unknown, but several circnmStan-
COS give weight to the opinion that the
a5sHes has not been favorable to the
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i1 a she tsisQing Feaolu
ton. the disorders give hetlcey tina
EbeT aiiIl epen Books oE Subscriptions b
the Iexandkis Mnseuln, On Saturday
|. "a 1871 day Of this lnonth. The book
s;ll Sc kept open from 10 TIL 2 o'clock
and from ill 8 o'clock, 10 the evening
rhe Museum viii be free % this day
aud they request the attention OF thcii
fellow-cstizens to this most essentialln
aertaking.
G. DeneaEe,
John saf Kinney,
Robert Young,
Joseph Dan,
Edmund 1. Lee.
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Notice

WK' ERE AS ]. did on the 9 q aay
ot Deeelnber 1915, make unto
William s. Talbot, OF Fairfax county,
1 power of attorney, to transact all
siness Of as;ns. Of every description, e
the state of Virginia: Nov ! do by
these presents, for the information Of all
concerned, revoke and anDaI the afore-
said power ofatt6rney to said WilliaH
5. Talbot, from this day.
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wishes 81 the Bourbon Ambassador
'he consequence must IN this csse be
Ia place the King Of France ia diem,
al. oat iuf which ahere Is no other way
5ut to abdicate. OF entirely change his
Councillors and the political system up
On which they have acted.
London Paper.
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From lletroit

Extract Of a letter from an .fmericaa
officer, to his friend IN Baltimore, da-
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sATuRDAY, NoxkMprn II.

l,,s.osos Telreh has been reelected
,...,,lsnt 81 the bank # Potomac, anil
49, II, csssa d Director toll the va
|sascY.
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Swede's Iron.

SO ton Swedes Iron assorted sizes and
four cases American manufactured hirt-
ings and Ginghams, just received per
sloop Regulator and for sale by
L. III Rowland.
sept Of. DIT
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ing the said treasury notes the expense of employ
ins agents to make sale thereof and all other ex.
penses incident to issuing the treasury notes as au
thorizcd by this act.
Sec. Sand Be m fi;rfAsr enacted, That IL any
person shall, with intent - njure defraud the u
nited States or any person corporation, falsely
make, forge, or counterfeit. cause or procure 10
be falsely made, forged or coun,erfeited, or willing
" aid or assist in falsely making forging, or coun-
tetei,ing any note in imitation Of or purportng to
be- treasury no,e; shall falsely alter or CAUSE
or procure to be falsely altered, or wilfully aid or
asi IN falsely altering any treasury issued by
virtue Of this act, or shall pass, utter, or publish
or attempt to pass, utter, publish, a. true, any
false, forged, oouuterfeiled note, purportng to
be Treasury Note as aforesaid, Knowing the same
to be falsely made, forged, counterf.iied OF shalt
pass, utter. or publish, attempt TO pass, utter,
or publish. as true any falsely altered treasury note,
issued az aforesaid knowing the same TO be falsely
altered, every such person shail.be deemed and sd
Judged guilty OF felony, and being thereof convict
cd by due course of law, shall be sentenced to be
imprisoned for period not less than three years nor
'aoreiha ten years. and in either case be fined in
a suin not exceeding Eve thousand collars.
LANGDoN CHEvES,
Speaker Of the House Of Rebre,snfasipes.
JOHN CAlLLARD,
,t President, pro fsnpore, Of ne Senate.
December 2o,lsi4 4--ipprOred,JA JAMES MADISON.
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No. So, TH.dJfES-STREET
HAS FOR SALE-FoR CASH ONLY,
Best plated * com- Japanned Lamps &
mon Castors. Candlesticks.
Best & com. plated House, hearth, and
Candlesticks. busting Brushes.
Real Britannia g. A. Clothes, hair & shoe
merican Teapots. Brushes.
Creampots and Su- Pearl set, gold, jet
gar Dishes. and gilt JeMelry.
Plated & India De Warranted gold &
canter Stands. other Necklaces.
Japanned Tea and One pair silver Tu-
Bread Trays. feehs.
Wine Walters. Silver Porringers,
Tea Caddies. Cream Pots, La
Shutters a0d Tsiys. dies, Spoons. Su-
Table, carving and gar Tongs, Thin
desert Knives and Ples, &c. &c.
Forks. ALso, j:lst received,
Jack, pocket & pen A small assortment
Knives. Epaulets, Plumes,
Pocket-Books. Cords, &c.
.Newhorr, Dec. 2l, 1914
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NEW.YORK, January 4.

Ar. fast sailing letter of marque schr.
Thstis, I}elton, in l6 days frcm ST. Barts,
with rum, ,molasses and dry.goods. CaptB.
informs that the Islands Of Martinique and
GuAdaloupe, have been given up to the
French The BRITISH troops had been with
drawn from Madeira, and the Island given
up to The Portuguese.
Alss, ar. the letter of marque schr. Sylpb
Parkeh 81 days from St. Barls, with yslu-
able cargo Of India and British dry-goods,and
70 hhds. rum.
Ar. at Philad. sch. Active, capt. Erwin, in
% days from Porto Rico, with crates, SC.
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PROVIDENCE, January Z.

We have seen u recipc-how 10 cook dol
fhin--which commences wi,h--edteh hih
frst The following is an illustration.
One night Last week, the Blackstone Com
eany's store in this town was broken open,
ruua ,aruaur~ p. -,4io.an, stolen n
few days otter, it wac discovered 'tohsealed
under scme boards on wharf. Tuesday
night last being ve'y DARK, the gingham was
replaced, and man set 10 watch IN a store
hard by, who, fearing the game might es-
cape, c,chcd q cord to the gingham, the
other end Of which he took with him into the
store, and patiently waited the event lie
bad hardly seated himself ere he felt a nib-
6fng, ADD very soon a fill di'e--when, rush.
ing from his concea eaIment, te succeeded In
securing full-grown villain, who, with on
acconplicc, were shortly after safely lodged
IN the jug. -
We have convcrsed with gentleman from
the Distpct Of Maine, who informs us, that
trade at Castine is very brisk that there 10 a
great and cobs,an, influx and sfnux OF traders,
10 such an extent that tho town is crowded 10
oyerfowing,. The enemy have fortified Cas-
tine with 20 pieces Of cannon, apdscu, ca
nal of ls feet, by which the town is istaaded.
They do not attempt to molcst the people in
tho interior, who have pretty generally reiu-
sed to take the oath of allegiance. The goods
purchased by the traders, are transported up
the Pcnokscos, to narrow place, where lies
neutral schooner, which is warhed back
wards and forwards, laden on the British, and
unladen on the American side, when they
are regularly entered at the Custom House,
and the duties paid. They are thea shipped
of in Wagons, to l'oston, and other places.
Vessels are continually arriving from HALIFAX;
and an accommodation s'oge is daily ruoning
between HsllowcIl and Caslins, distance of
ifty-scven miles.
Can such things be
~ :" UiA,ouf SPECIAL rondsr 2"
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SAVANNAH, Dec. %.

Yesterday, Com Campbell, with his fotil-
la of Gun Boats and Barges, arrived from ST.
Mary's, with richly laden convoy Of ~ sail.
Yes,erday,also arrived from the nor,hward,
Charleston, Beaufort, Sse.) Ia or IA sail,snd
ono schr las evening from Havana, laden
with sugar, molasses, sc.
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rnon rHE sosTos cHHosieLr.


= (Concluded) -,
We leave the turpiiude Of your heart, from
which the mereenary soul Of Jew would
shrink, and look at your weakness. j, is the
= fatal delusion Of all fanatics TO believe, that
others participate 10 their insanity. Hurled
into false conclusions by their oun disordcred
senses, they LOOK for madness similar TO their
own, where nesds are cool and pulses beat
without emotion. With the tone OF your
mind wrough, up TO pi,eh Of desperate Wild
ness by your midnight csucusses, and your
brain tecming with diadems and :seeptes, you
imagine thai the grca, body OF New-fag'snd
people were painting fer revolution like the
Boston faction. Never was more idle and
scandalous calculation. n.-Whete is the proof,
Sir, ths, We are pre- pared for separation oi
the Union, On abandonment OF our national
eons;i,u,icn and an unholy league with Bii-
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HIS BOOKSTORE,
7H.7HES.S1REET,
BOOkS-viz.
Naval History of the Uni
ted States, 2 v.
Narrative Poems
Opie's Tales of Real Life
Parnassian Garland
Patronage, 3 v. ,
Portraiture Of Method
ism
Peregrine Pickle, a v.
Picture Of BoDaparte
Quarrels Of Authors; 2v.
Rebecca
Ramsay's Life of WASH
ingtOn
Retrospection
Rokeby
Robinson Crusoc
Rose and Emily.
Sarto Sebastiano, or the
Young Protector, Sy.
Sinclair aud HorteDse
Scottish Fljdle
Shipyrecks
Superstition Of the High
landers
Sermons for family read.
ing
Sketches OF Character
Sterne's Works. w.
Smith on the Trinity
Solitude sweetened
Southey's Life Of Nelson
Son of a Seaius
Thinks l 10 Myself
Terrier on Merinos
I" The Book"
Tales Of Fashionable life
Trotter on Drunkenness,
Traits Of Nature
The Absentee
The MINSTREL
The Loyalist
The Wsndercr, or Fe.
male dlficnlties
Tbaldeus Of Warsaw
Theodore of the Peruvi-
ans
Temper, or Domestic
Scenes
The Cottage Girl
Tbompsou's Seasons
Wild Irish Boy
Walker on Elocutibn
veems' Life Of Wash
ington
washingtors valedicto-
young's Nigh, Thoughts
nj extensive assortment Of
SD STATIONARY.
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On the i6M Of efJanua-y. 1911 5,a, IL eek. n NJ.
WW be sold at Public faction, on the premises,
"A LII the right, title and interest that WILLIAM
o. BuRRoUcss has in lot Of Land with Two
clearinghouse lhe"eon, situated at the lower end
OF he town sdbjec mortgage of Three Hun
dred Dollars. with ~ s'eres fro n the date of the
same. Conditions made known at the sale.
DsnJamia = bium/ord, !
Nicholas iuyior, .4ssignees.
Peer r, Remington,
4. .Ne.eb9rf. Dec 28
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CHARLKS NJ. THURSToN,


CHARLKS NJ. THURSTON,
OFFERS for sale. cheap for cash, at his store,
~ No. I. MiIi-s,ree,,
so bbIs. Phllad. super6ne FLOUR;
Gin. BY the pipe or bbi.;
Sugar, by the box or bbl.;
Coffee. by the bbl.;
~ boxes first quality Spanish segsrs;
s::s.: sss,s::';' s::si :si !, g. '.-.
Stone Lime, by the cssk. ALSO,
An assortment of first quality West-In India
GOODS and GROCERIES, at retail.
Newport. January 4, 1915.
osr received, fresh supply OF GOODS, suitable
- for the season. such as fine and low priced
Rroadcloths, Cassimeres, Cords, Sattine It's,
Plains, Coatings and Flonnels.
.is0-A few pieces OF
Furniture Chintz, elegant Calicoes and
Gnghams one case OF Cambrick's and fg-
ured Lenoes.
Like@ise-Keep constantly on hand
Homespun Ginghams, Stripes, Chambrays
and Sheetings.
All which will be sold cheap for cash only,
A. RIcHMOND. ~
N. d. New-York money will be received at a small
uiscount. Dec II.
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B O O K 5.
JOSIAH C.. SHAW,

HAS FOR SALE AT
No. liz
The following
Agreeable Sensations
American Chronology
American and British Ma
Wy List
Blair's Lectures
Bible News
Bride of Abydos
British Spy
Battles of Leipzig
Belinda, 2 vols.
Banks Of Wye
Choice Emblems 80.
Corvisart's Essay on the
Diseases Of the Heart.
Calamities Of Authors /.
Cowper's Poems, 8 vols.
Castle Rsckrent
Cowpcr's Task
Come and Wicome
Camoen's Poems
Campbelrs Poems
Christian Morals, 2 vols.
Cufef 5 French and En-
Dgiish Dictionary, 3 v.
Dufief ) Nature Display
ed, Sd edition, g
Ely's Contrast
Evangel,cal History
Evenings at Home
Fore ,t of Montalbsn, ~.
Fathers Tales
Fabe IS Essay on the lio-
ly Spirit
Good Men Of Modern
date
History Of New-york, 2v.
History of New-England,
2v.
Humphrey Clinker, 2v
Health and Long Life, by
Cameron
Hull's rfial
tacqueline, a poem
1911, a poem
Life Of Gen. Moreau
Letters Of Junius
Lara. a tale by Ld.Byron
Lay Of the Last Minstrel
Lady Of the Lake
MademoiseIle de la Fay.
cite
Nlonas,ry Of St. Colum5
Mickle's Traveller
Mirror Of the Graces
Mourner Comiorted
Marian, a novel. 2v.
Mrs. Grant on Education
Marmion
Together with a large a
SCHOOL BOOKS
Newport, NSD p 1914
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S..CiiND OU.4RTER.

AR Ruc0LEs second Quarter will com
NH mence % Wednef3ay November 18th AZ
35'e!oek, P M. II Union Hall
4 He prerumes as be hzs now laid the foundation
i = the Improvement Of his pupils on fyi.em he
"A q ,dern aud materially dIferen from what
~ ever bsen taught on here before that The
'prens and friend, of his tsho'ars will with o I'm
. h their uition IN dancing under him he teach.
he plaio Minuet of I; Minuet and JIG of 4 ;
NApst aud CotiIl;on of s; the celebrated Cavath,
vsareis; = vsrielyof French fancy dances,
tanpo.ed Of different numbers of pupils: French
~ scotch Reefs, AlIamands, Hornppes Coalitions,
- coutra Dances. II fufhcieut number Of his
pdsat pupils attend fecond quarter he flauers
mlelf that be wall give more fplendrd enter
nnnent than has ever been witnessed at an erhi
Mioo Of the kind in this town. New fchoars
vi Be admitted at the opening of che fecond
5l1fier; parents may depend that no pains will
&jpHed on bis part TO form the manners Of his
pp'ls and render them esfy and graceful in heir
f2osnent and to prefesve their health, by mod
ne szefcile in comfortable room school
a wsdnsidays and Saturdays from 10 soclock
~ ~ portland, Nov. l.