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greater than the actual value of the orize.
Il sloop OF war may take privateer, Which
when sold, will not pay the costs in the
Conrt OF Admiralty. This is the only reason
why our cruizers are so snpine on the ocean
bat II government would grant tis'eniiua Of
Iyfy Sunteas on each gan captured, besides
the proceeds or the prizes, the case would be
altered. and in al probability the prvateers Of
the enemy would soon disappear. This wants
no further ilustfaton
On the land the line of policy is equally
simp!e. 10 obtain an inland boundary dors
not require conqNeSts of the extent required
Acquisitions on the Atlantic coast, which
may he held at all times, can insure the
requisition of American usurpations in the
back settlements
The Penobscot territory we have got. and
can hold, which is of primary Importance :;
wo'th ftty OF Praire ,lu Chiens ut this iunc
ture.' Newport in Rhode Island may be ia
ken, and so m " Long Island and New-York.
But the best position, and perhaps the easiest
to be held is the peninsula betwixt the BAYS
OF Delaware and the Chesapeake. This
commands nearly the whole coast of the
southern states. New-Orleans can be taken.
and held with a small garrison, because The,
people are for us. With an army of 10, 900
men, btitan can do all that is suggested, and
I9rce the Americans to conclude a peace adj
VantaSeonS TO the empire, should the war last
seven years longer We contend, that it is
on the coast where most can be done take
bold stands there, and adequate comDcnsa-
ton viii be made on the evacuation Of those
places III the western frontiers, to secure our
Indian allies, &c boundary on the borders of
the St. Lawrence.
We fear that some of our readers will think
by these reflections, we approve of the CON
duct pursued At Sackett's Harbor and Platts.
burg, but if any such there be, they will have
the candor to imagine, that we do not 4uljf4l-
iy dra7v dissyace i1iton ourselves, to favor
$500. On this score We should not like
to be so strongly pointed ct as third person
IS inthe American papers federal as well as
democratic
We are happy to understand, that
subscription IS about to be opened in this
city, to raise a sum for the purpose of erec-
ting Monument to Commemorate the Mill
tary glory Of Field Marshal the Duke of Wei
lington.
On Monday next Grand Dnner will
ne given BY the Gentlemen at Montreal, at
Holmes Hotel to Lieutenant General Drum
mond' and Commodore Sir James Lucas
or their character see Montreal Gazette of 18th
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DONE SfyC.

NEw-YoRK, Dec. 81.
orr Ndo0i Visfories on canUass al lost.
Some time since. Mr.. Wise, partner Of
Mr.. Scudder, proprietor of the Museum, in
this city, sailed from this port for Charles
ton with the Naval Panorama of the different
victories achieved by our Navy since the war,
together with all the lamps and fixtures ne
cessary to aid III its exhibition aud also a
valuable hand organ. The second dav after
leaving Sandy Hook, the British f,igate Forth
tell in with an captured the vessel in which
Mr. Wise had his paintings /; took cut her
crew and cargo, and scuttled the vessel! So
valuable did the captain OF the Farth consider
ms prize, that in the evening OF the day he
made the capture, he illuminated his ship
with the lamps belonging to the Panorama.
and keptup merry tune upon the organ. In
the course of their merriment, they asked MIR.
Wise If it could play Yankee Doodie? Up
on ais answering in the affirmative, they IN
inediateiy set the organ TO that tune, and in
sailor step made the decks shake. The
captain OF the Forth said he intended to take
the paintings to HalifIx, and make a fortune
by exhibiting them. Mr.. Wise has been put
on board of different British vessels of war
since ms capture and at last WAS put on shore
in the neighborhood of New-London from the
Bulwark, and arrived in town day before yes
terday. The loss of Messrs. Scudder and
WISE IS heavy Among the paintings were
Periy's Victory on Lake Erie, the blowing
up OF the Java, and the capture of the FrolicE
by the Wasp. No doubt there will be great
curiosity to view these paintings in Europe,
TO endeavor to discover from inspection the
cause OF our naval superiority. And vet we
suspect 1T will be in vain unless they could in
spect the crew too that manned them, and
their superior discipline. The fr.eate Presi-
dent, we understand, is preparing for a cruise,
now under command of Dec atur, and if they
will have little patience We will furnish ano-
Their historical subject for then amusement.
L. Post
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE,

~, TUESDAY, IAN. >.
The motion Of Mr.. Horsey for the appoint
ment of committee to prepare and ,e,ort
bull allowing drawbacks on the duties imDos-
ed on goods. wares and merchantlize, mann
featured within the United States, and which
shall be exported from the United States TO
any foreign port or place, was agreed to, and
Messrs Horsey, Smith and Dana were ap-
pointed a committee accordingly.
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the resolution reported by the Naval com
mittee, that 1T was inexpedient to confer ma
val rank by brevet. On motion of Mr.. TAFT,
the further consideration thereof was post,
poned to the second Monday of March
next.
The Direct Tax bill was further discussed
and amended.
WcdneSday, i'm q.
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the bill authorizing the President of the Uni
tea states 10 cause to be built, equipped or
employed, one or more floating batteries. for
the setence of the waters of the y. States.-
On motion of Mr.. Mason of N Fl. the further
consideration thereof was POSTPONED 10 the
LIST Monday in February.
The Direct Tax sill was resumed and all
amendments thereto having been rejected.
motion was made by MIR. Roberts 20 post
pone the further consideration thereof to
Monday next which was decided as follows
Ayes8, Noes 81.
The bill was then ordered to be Rad a
third time tomorrow.
Thursday, Jan. S.
he Direct Tax bill was passed without a.
mendment, by the following vote
fE'AS--MeSsrs. Anderson, Bib, Bedsoe.
brown, Chase, Condit, Daggett, Fromentin,
Gaillard, German, Giles, Hunter, Kerr, King.
Lacock, Morrow, Roberts, Smith, TAFT, Fay
Tor, Turner, Walker, Wharton-23.
Lambert, Mason, Varnum, Wells-7
The Senate agreed to a conference with the
House on the disagreeing votes of the two
Houses on the furniture eax bill and asked a
conference of the House OH the disapreeing
votes OIL the manufacture tax bill, of which
Messrs. Taylor. Bledsoe and Dagget were ap-
pointed Managers.
Mr. Bledsoe submitted for consideration a
motion that the committee on Naval Affairs
be instructed to enquire into the expediencv
OF establishing Naval School"
Mr.. Roberts presented the petition If VIII
tam Elliott, praying the examination of a
7odting battery which ne has invented for the
protection Of the coasts and waters Of the u.
y which was referred to the Secretary Ut the
Navy
The bill supplementary to the act for set
ting the Yazoo Claims, was read third time
! and passed
The bill from the House to authorize the
| President OF the u. 5. to accept the services
OF certain volunteer corps, having been so a.
mended, rs to authsrze the acceptance into
service OF state corps, and otherwise essenti-
ally changed 10 its provisions, was ordered to
a tldrd reading by an unanimous uofe.
! The prcpositiop of Mr.. Blcdsoe to direct
an enquiry into the expedency Establishing
naval ,a SCHOOL was taken up and agreed to.
The bill from tie House to provide for the
| widows and orphans Of rniiitis and volunteer
who shall die o. os killed an tue service OF In.
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NEW STORE.

TNHE Subscribers, having taken the store lately oc-
l. cupied as the Post-Oftice, and next door below
he Merchants Coffee House,
OFFER FOR SHE,
An assortment OF superie lsek blue bottle green &
mixed Cloths, Cassimeres and Coatinys, Rose Blan-
kets domestic ginghams, cbalnb.As, checks an, shirt
iy, indis ootons, black and white cotton canbsicks
thread 10 Mu'sees, tliienette and swansdown vest
hgs' mcns and Youths iNy.et and wool hats, cotton
balls, assorted colours blue Hon,a Il Is,ir.,ss bhdk
osnisurys, winow glass g by 10 and 10 by - spirits
tpentne m bottles, cotton, wool and playing cards.
brushes OF dieeEt kinds, ladies' occo, kid and lea
ther slippers leather shoes 5o packs pins, eIe-
CANT brass sndirens, Sc. Ssc-w,ch win be sold low
tor cash, by x
WIZ. j. & MOSCOW COLE.
Dcc. x. Gavin
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BL1Ch.H.YIJ5JIg

1If|'F IIN-FTsII 10
aNoh SALE---Will BE- sold, at pm bic sale before
the store don q Pohlrd s. SMUT, X Co IN
hanover o*n, On Wednesday the S'h Jay OF Feiru.
"",ry hsxt'two V VALUABLE BLACK ) SHr;;S. late
tie property OF Wa. Cork deed one of them IL a
G;arr"ge smith probably equal 10 any in Virfoia
Terms ~ sale twelve mortls credit bonds vii n
proved see'uiy will he reqnireh =
b. OLIVER, Jr adifi,nstrqtor.
Nth Me mr. Q;ulered nj
,,,..., IT, Mn. COok, leeeuScd
January stP
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RITES OF Postage.

HOST. NASTERS viii take notice, that by an act
&c ofConsress passed on the 23j inst. the several
rates hostage augmented SO per and that al
ter the srst OF February next, the
Rates Of Postage for single Letters, 7yii be
CENTS.
For any distance not exceeding 10 miles io
Over 10 mii,. and not exceeding 90 do Is
over 90 do $50 do ISL
Nyer $50 do 500 do 2Sj
Over 500 do. 500 do so
Over 500 374
Double letters or these composed OF two pieces Of
paper, double those rates.
Tribe letters, those composed Of three pieces Of
paper, tribe those rates
Packets, OF letters composed Of four more pieces
paper, and weighing more, avoirdupois,
are to be rated equal to single letter for each quar-
Ger ounce.
Newspapers.
Each paper carried not exceeding 100 miles, or for
any distance, net being carried ofthe in which
1t IS printed, Il cents
Hearted out Of the state where printed, *
sver 100 miles, qt d.
Magazines e. Pamphlets.
CKsrs.
Carried not over so miles.fr each sheet, IL
Over SO < not exceeding, 100 miles Of
Over los miles, 81
But pamphlets not to be received or conveyed BY
post on the main line, or any road, where the
mail is large.
RETURN j. MEIGS, Jr.
Post--)fastSr Ge,.eraL
General Post-Ofice, :.
December :. %.
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NOTICE.

'sNtCMAs TERRELL. having been apr,oi,,,l IS,
me rnstees OF Ebe7'ezer .}caGLeRy l;rl,,. v,gk
70 SuPer1htehd that insttT will BE- succee,Ied IL, f,
department. " hci, he occupied with me- by Mr. " A.
ter paS, "m comes "a town well recotnrne nded u
rents Who wish their To b. taugh, ,bs latin .d
"reeN languages, by person who viii be (evosed ~
Day, or TO the subscriber.
CH;ILES TERREIIn
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VOL. st.---NO. SO.

u. s. YVES further considered, and, ON rrot;on
Q. Mr. Fa"num postponed TO the sscond
Monday u March next
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.
C'Toi-EN from my stables at Hampstead, on the
~ night OF the 18th ultimo,
II " o nor ES

the one large bay, Chariot horse five feet high,
With white hind feet, and or three whte spots,
from sears, tie battoek.--This is stout, compact
made horse, With short thick neck thin tail and up-
or his back las small hnet occasioned by the saddle
PAGES and hots. Tie other horse stolen is 6a,
roam boca kept for riding horse, about four feet six
inches high, remarkably close and well formed for his
height, and girtns uncummonly large The poney
PAGES ard tro;s Smoothly, but pace is his usual gait
carries as hcad low high before rs behind has
te end 81 bis lett cut oil, thick grey mane and
sa., and ,wo summers past ncked These horses
are bosh upwards OF ten DID, and Oh tho morning
easdng the theft, were pursued and traced as tar as
FHn9Ter Court-feuse, apparently making towards
fredericksburg and The city oil Washington To any
person ~io will stop and the above horses so
s'a snail get them again, will pay reward of fifty
oosr and will also pay the additional reward of fifty
dollars for the apprehension and safe Judgment of the
thief thieves, for condign punishment in any Jail in
thls State, or in any oil the United States.
CONRADE WEBB
Hampstead, New-Eent Va
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TIE PROPRTETORS
Jusf Receioed, ua.i for Sac b. he
NEGROES FOR SALE.

nN ThuIS4a, the 10Th of January .;x, Il fair, 9th
~ erwise, on the sext tsir lay vii pose to pub
NC sale, ~ WestWer, IN the co1rt, OF Charles City
Df70Gfds ofn Hgr'dei Lske,D Viygi,ua Inn, SL11s.
among them are coarse esrpenters, soc-nas ers and
BLACK Sm'lhs also good washers and plain cooks and
house servants Of both sexes ] do not snow sncl,
valuable nlnsero good negrOes "A credit Of twelve
months will be allowed the purchasers. rpon tl,,.
giving bonds with approved securities before the reno
Fai q NC property fcIzOus i,roterrng 10 pas cash.
WI be allowed discount Of per cent upon doing so
AT the same time, upon n credit of SIX months will
sell Ten Fine .Jfes tIoo Vaero,rs. and ~, ercs1t
Cnariot.
RICHARD w. BYRD
Deeemberfs. tide
or The Editor Of the Petersburg Republican Is
reGdestelto insert the aSye t tire tiav nj sale and
forward his account to the Fdhor Of the Enqrirer.
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Hampstead, New-Kent, va.2
january S. wv

II OlItE.--'rhe sale advertised by Mr. James Pen
J nnston, TO have been ut the residcncelof Fran
cis Lghtoot send, in Sussex county, the 18th Of
Necomber, 1914. will take place the Esd of January
1875, fair, it not the next fair day. The sale then
will be partly for cash and partly on twelve months
credit, TO meet the wishes of different purchasers
anu continue from day TO day, nc the prospects may
justify, uotil the whole of the debts are provided for
ard IN every other respect nearly the terms Of MIR
PeDnisgtons advertisement
JOHN NICHOLAS,
.9dai1 Of Francis Liglisfoot decd
IN The above sale will be included many valuable ne
Srots. December %. tbs
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JUST RECETHED-

TIE SUBSCRIBER
stSPECIFOLLY hf1rRs Nv, fiIeaas ami f1rJ.
y nc ~ gr7leral he 'Ig continues carrqqng ON De
ei1snpffs mhi ihitesodtbs 6nsineyq -, ~ p,go,,s
"r""fiifs heragg e'sb2rt ctb4bie h1nos fgr nllkDg
],e eiNV't'g Fn'hc and h'7'0fe ai7ps ~ me nss.f.
e"Nd'vicr, lcsfh ploioiufig, 4aJ ,Esoateh
.NFILN'hE.9IsLN.C
'cH ~
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4 C01TUN YAKNs.

sENIIT Ysrus from ,e Rchroo1 Isnutf.or, so.
7 sold ty rfLLTi,I 3N'DERsCk
%gacu,be- =. s.tf----
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* lfUS1.dRD.
10 boxss,s6o doz. best quality Mustard,
Fox Sale by
BRIDGES & ROBERTSON.
ESOh SAl-E--A likely nulatto woman With her fin,.
a children, Buys aud grls-She is cool cook
washer and i'aer-sppiy to the subscriber near Pole
ISAAC OLIVER
JanuaIy !. A;n
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NGI'ICE,

3 Wish 10 employ man 70 act as an Oyerscer on a
I smsi i-r,a, uear Tie Brook swamp--,oe Tho, co.,
como well recommended, viii meet with e,,courayc
'nent, ny applying 70 Il. in Reh,nond
JACOB VALENTINE.
Jsii. gawSyy
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NORFOLK, Sept. GO.

Arrived, sloap Lady Washington, cap-
rain Comstock, from Baltimore bound to
New York, put in here in distress on the
18th instant. and on Saturday last left
here for New-York, but on account of
saualiy weather, which split her sails and
ser her a leaking, she put back aud ar
piised here Yesterday. The Reverend
slr. Hicks aud family. of Baltimore, were
passengers in the Lady Washington.
Ship Edward, Fisher, 81 days from
Liver COL. Left ships Charleston and
Liverpool Packet, Howe, and Marcel
las, Ward, to sail the next day Tor this
port !; Philip Tabb, Tabb, for City Point,
% sail sometime in August; Camillus,
small, for this port, time OF sailing un-
,crtain>; Washington, Webb, tor Phila-
.elphia, next day.-Howland, Rowland,
IF New-York, next day. Spoke, going
n, ship Camilhs, Marsh, so days from
New York, all we'll; August If, lat. 4o,
Y. long. so, w. ship Union, of Boston.
so days from New-Orleans bound to La
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verpool; esd, lat. AZ, S., long. a., 20,
ship Samuel, IS days from New York ;
same day passed convoy of British mer-
chantmen standing to the eastward, and
spoke a "a under jury masts, full Of
troops. Sept. 4, lat. As, 5, long. 60,
spoke English ship Prince.of Orange, Silk,
81 DAYS from Hampton Roads bound to
London, had experienced a severe gale
on the 1st September, in which she lost
three Of her top-ggallant-masts, mizzen-
top-mast, jib-boom, and all sails blown
from the yards except the main-sail !; the
ship lay 4 hours on her beam ends, and
had 4 feet water in her hold, sounding
the weather pump. Previous to the gale
the Prince of Orange fell in with ship
which had been abandoned by her crew,
laden with coffee, sugar and logwood,
ami took her in tow, but she parted her
fast during the gale, and soon drove out
of sight, by which the Prince of Orange
was left short of men, having put men
on beard the prize. Capt. Silk said he
did not know the name of his prize.
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Port of Alexandria.

ENTERED.
Sshs sprice, Clements, BaltimG- clears
ed Georgstown. y.
sla2p P,se, Clements, Georgetowa.
cleared Baltimore.
1865, CLEARED.
ss.hr Criterion, Barnes, Porto Rico.
Es;S psesage, Rose, Madeira.
ss.sa E.es;sa, Fherp. II. York.
. Mermaid, Smalt, Fredericksburg.
S,yoD Eliza, Alden, New-slondon.
- Eliza Ann, hisPherson, George
tawEl.
!, slso9 vineyard, Weishtman, Charles
tHn
- Fort:ude, Ellis, Gcorgetowns
SIP liaiefarn, Jennison, 10.
sioop Regulator, Chadwick, New-bed-
ierti. 4
Sem. 4wo Brothers, Wallace, Geo.
TomI.
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For Sale.
a Tract of Land.

Lying on each side of the Little River
Turnpike Road, seven miles from Alex
landria-lt contains between five and six
hundred Acres, and has on it a tolerablv
comfortable Dwelling HOUSE, with the
necessary Out Houses. There is also,
a very large Meadow and two ripple Or
chards, which never. fail to bear very a.
|bundantly-the soil isof that kind which
can easily be improved by Clover, and
from experiments which have been made
lin the neighborhood of it, there is no
loubt but the plaster Of paris will act on
1t most powerfully. The turnpike road
from the bridge across the Potomac will
touch the Little River turnpike road on
This tract at place where there is most
convenient situation for house OF public
entertainment. On payment Of one half
the purchase money, a considerable ac-
commodation will be givenfor the residue.
Apply to the subscriber living in Alexan-
dria.
\ AUG. FITZHUGH.
Sent 26-1awtt =
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Sale by Auction.
ON "Wednesday eth inst. at 10 O'clock,
will be seld,. variety Of DEF
GOODS, consisting of
Cotton Shifting
Irish Linens and Sheetings
Cambries; Ginghams, Madras and
Fancy Handkerchief,
Galloons, Cotton Bindings,
Coat aud Vest Buttons,
Leno and Null Muslins, &c. &c.
Griffith q Bra'oner.
Sept. as
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For Sale,

For the term Of 10 gears,
A Negro Woman, good cook, WASH :
er and ironer, and as capable as any ser
want to do the services OF a famAy.---
Terms $3.50 cash---her descendants 60
be free at IS years Of age Enquire o.
the Printer. 81
September 26, %
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The following vessels rode out of the
gale, with little Or no damage; ship Me-
|lantho, Buckley, n. Y. Globe, Dew, Bal
|timore brig Vim. Henry N. Y: schrs.
Two Sisters, Toilet, Dover Phoenix,
Green, n. r.: Fly, Young, do. Vixen,
Reardon, Baltimore Eliza Jane, Pope,
Fredericksburg, Breeze, Dickinson, Bal
timore: Eliza, Harrison, n. York, went
to sea and has returned without damage,
Oliver, Grow, York !; sleops Packet,
Brown, New Brunswick /; Sally Granger,
Providence.
The following vessels have arrived
since the gale: briggs Ann Maria, New
huryport Butcher, Levitt, Portland !;
schrs. Sophia, MARIA, Wilmington; Ann
Potter, Chase, Baltimore Favorite.
Buck, New York; Ellen, Pitt, Nor
folk, and another vessel (name unknown)
from NewYork.
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To Retlt

To Rent
UyHE STORE under the house Do,'
occupied by Thomas Herbert, Esq
lat the corner of Fairfax and Caneroa
streets. II is ~ complete order. Possess
sion to be gven immediately.
ALSO,
Several valuable building LOTS on Ca
meron street, extending from Fairfax
Ito Union streets they will be rented iof
IA term Of years orfor ever on reasonable
ferns-Cameren street will be paved
during the summer. For terms apply to
Mr.. Thomas Herbert or the subscriber.
n. Herbert.
AUGUST 9 2aw2m
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Bryan Hampson G. Co.

80 u
HAZE just received and offer for Sale,
so hogsheads and Is tierces retailing
m9lasses
so ditto & 80 bis. Mnscovado sugars
zoo bags prime green coffee
2 tons double B no. l. 2, 8 and 4,
patent shot
10 hogsheads green copperas
100 boxes pipes
5000 bushels coarse salt
A few bushels fresh Timothy seed.
find on Hand,
A general assortment of Groceries as
usual.
They,aIso keep supply Of the best
Flour for family use.
seutember 26
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Arrived at An,aoy. sioop Packet, capt.
Brown, IS days lsr.a st. Bartholomews
--enetoses a newspapers containing az
account of the hurricane there 29th. Au-
Gust Left, brig Joseph, Shaw, OF and
ftor Newberp, to sail 10th Sept. with rum
and moiasses; brig Jane, from n. haven,
,iD "a days.
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NHATEAUBRIAND's Beauties of
2 Christianity,
The Fathers Gilt to his Children, con
sisting of original Essays, Tales
and Reflections, 2 vols. by DR.. Ma
v8r;
4 General view Of the Political State Of
France. and ST the Government Oh
Louis XVIII.
bernard's Tour through France, Swift
zerland, Savoy, Germany and Bel
GUM, in 1914, :
MISS More's Essay on the Character OF
Practical Writings of St. Paul,
Tie Whole Works of ditto. 8 vols. In
various Binding,
Wason's Bishop OF landau Serious
Address to Young Persons after Con-
firmation,
The Velvet Cushion and Covering,
Duty or the White Cottage by the late
Mrs. Roberts,
Discipline, by the Author OF Sell Con-
troll, 9 vols.
Holidays at Home, By Miss Saunders,
Frank. being 9th part of early Lessons,
by Miss Edgeworth,
Wayerley, Q vols: =; !;
Belinda, 9 vols. by Miss Edgeworth,
The Lord. of the Isles, Poem by Wal
Ter Scott,
Lara and JaqueIine, do.
The Magic Of Wealth, vols:
Hebrew Melodies, by Lord Byron.
sept. 26 eotf
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Singing School.
w W O @ D

NINTH Difference informs the La
w dies and Gentlemen OF Atexan-
dria, that his Second Quarter will com
mrnce on Tuesday Evening, October Sd,
at Mrs. peyton's School Room. 80.
sept 26 u