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by the British schooner EG.s.l

NASSAU, July IL.
The Government OF Venezuela have issued
am order admitting British and American yes
seis and produce TO all its ports, on paying on
imports a duty ot6. per cent. in lieu OF the
former impost ofiI per cent. and on exports
the same duties as are payable by their own CT
;iyeHs-'ihis measure is adopted, rs it is alleg-
cd. in consequence of the friendly disposition
ard conduct OF the British and American natl
onS towards the Neuezueiians.
81. Eu>tatla Is again made 4 free port to
all nations, and new Governor has arrived
there.
July 80.
On her passage from Matanzas 10 this port.
the s,oop Maria was brought to and boarded
OF the Berry Islands :. few days ago, by
small 2riya;eer schooner, which for some days
prior had been lettering about this Island, in
wait for Spanish vessels.-At;era slight search
and being assured that the Maria was wholly
British property, the privateer suffered her to
proceed. She is the same that captured two
'pansh vessels some weeks ago, between this
and Green Key. Had there been Specie OH
board the Marta. IL is more than Xix ely that
the British flag would have been no protec-
tiOr.
Augusta.
\ letter from the Colonial Agent, we are in
formed, mentions that the act permitting the
expectation OF Salt, from these Islands in
resseLs Of the United States, is IN i train of re-
nevai.
The sloop Sisters, Prndden, fromN Orleans,
MAS brought 10 OF her passage and boarded by
asquadron or tr"epeniehtctulLerS, consisting
two briggs, five schooncis and a cutter, com
pletely manned aud equipped, belonging to
the naval force OF Venezuela. Captain Prud-
nen MAS trcaed politely. One of the brigs, a
short time ,.rcvious, had IN engagement with
aprivateer from The GaiveStODn Settlement
in which the latter had her commander and
eight men Killed, aari twenty -four wounded !;
she had arrived at New Orleans before tho
sailing of tie Sisters, aud was called The Hot.
spur. These privateers, II II said, are not con-
Sihered by the cruixers of Venezuela as en-
gagged in the cause of Independence, but as
tree-boOlers.
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BAIriIORR. August 10.
DANISH dGGRESSION.

On Sunday, tic 9Th July, a part of the crew
Of The ship Cleaner, OF New-YOrk. q. level
master, were on shore at Christianstadt, ST.
Ctoix, amongst whom was man named VIII
liam stewart, an orderly, well behaved seaman,
on this day, however, he had unfortunately ta-
ken a drop too much !" part Of the crew
of his Danish majestys brig Bornholm, being
also on shore, with stated determination to
beat aud abuse the Americans, one Of them
soon found means to provoke Stewart to such
degree as 10 create quarrel; words soon
produced blows a contest ensued, in which
The American, Notwithstanding his state of IN
esriety, proved too much for the Dane, whose
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DOMESTIC.

a paragraph in the Baltimore Patriot
attaches blame somewhere for DELAY in
issuing Patents for Military BoGnlv
Lands. We have learnt that orders were
given, very soon after the close of the
war, for the survey of those Lands; but
the hostile disposition ofthe Indians for
a long time, rendered the execution of
those orders impracticable When it is
recolected that not only Landswcre 10 be
surveyed sufficient to satisfy all tIlo
claims for bounties, but La,,ds 1T fen. egI-
hcation, sufficient for that purpose, IL
will appear evident that much time was
necessary for the execution Ofihe SURVEYS
and We do believe that no blame at
iaches TO the Surveyor General.
In the General Land Office, Lottery
Tickets are already prepared from all tie
surveys which have arrived, and we I'M
derstand that the Lottery for Lands i'm
Illinois territory, will be ready for draw
ing 1.-Two weeks, and will commence as
soon as the President returns to tbeC ity.
fNet. Int.
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MoNrRgAL, August 0.


The hurricane or tornado of Monday after
noon, which we TOOK notice Of on Wednesday,
has been Incsr destructive to this vicinity. At
five the clouds in the west assumed a most dis
mai ard tEreates!ng aspect, aud la about a
qnaTter of an hour after the storm burst on
the mountain, with incredible tury hut incli-
ming TO the north, aud being sheltered by the
mountain, the buildings in the city have sus-
tanned little or no tjury; but many trees have
been split or broken, and the orchards have
suffered vastiniury.-M of the frult trees
are rendered useless. The crop of App,es
fruit being shaken OFT. The middle parts of
the Island have suffered most from ST. Cattle
rIne Ia the end OF the Island. In the parish oil
ST Michel, a great number OF dwelling houses
have been damaged, aud most of the barns de-
mOlished ST. injured cons.derablY: and the hav
woods and fields. The standing crops were
laid Hat and fences OF every description are in
many parts blown down. and some vi them
carried to an incredible distance. The woods
have suffered also; trees of the largest dimen-
sionS are torn b. the roots or broken. The pa
rlshes of Tongue Poiste aud Iointe-auN-
Tremble, have also sustained great injury
perhaps not much less than St. Michel. The
steepie Of Pointe-auX- Iremblcs' church was
blown down.
To havegiven ajust description of the dread
ful scenes, and a toicraby correct estimate of
the general loss, would have required person
to travel over the ground the day after, Pro-
videntlally, the storm did not last Ia great VIC.
lence more than fifteen minutes; The rain fell
IN torrents, accompanied with some dreadfct
flashes OF lightning We have not understood
that il I'D any injury on the south side of tho
Jesus and EewehOnne, have suffered partially
by its rayageS At bAssomPtion two womeI,
and child were killed by the lishtnug-wc
have not heard VINO they were. Herald.
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The Dict Of Germany have resolved TO me-
meraize the different Courts OF Europe on the
subject of Tunisian Corsairs appearing upon
the coast. They compliment the British for
tuer iirSi interference.
A Steamboat has been launched ct Seville,
Span. The King has decreed thai all new
invented instruments may be Imported free of
duty. Lieutenant cLeral Eouia is appoint
sd Minister of War, vice the Marquis C0mpa-
saersdo.
1t is said some ofthe European Governments
who loaned money 10 Bonapar,e, now call on
Louis TO pay il. 'aiiadiam.
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SPANISH CRUELTY.

LOnduc ,D0rlkv u he hIyTAsidols # tke adOTed"
Ferdinand.
person who arrived in this place yesterday
Fl ON Amelia, states. that an expedition sent by
MaeGrcgOr 10 the st. lohn'sriV,.r, wereaitack-
ed by party of Spanlards and NEGROES, on the
22d uif.--I5 Of the Patriots were Siiicd, their
ears cut eft. and carried to 81. Augustine, for
which the Spanish Government gave City dol
lars pair!l Flow the optics of the Royal IL
gents must have been RECALLED at tie sight !
Oh! most impioDs most barbarous conduct! 4!
I.Sapnnnah RepMbLicnn
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 30.
Extract IF a letter 10 the Editors-dated


NEw-ORLEANs, April 10.
The Mexican private armed schoo-
ner Rotspur, commanded by Lieut.. Rapp,
Of the United States navy. and owned i'll
this city, has returned from acruise III
the Gulph of Mexico.
. The Ho,spur had very severe en-
gagement near the Havana. with the
Cassidore. Spanish government brig,
Gate the Chasseur of Baltimore) and was
beaten of, with the loss of twenty five
men killed, and all her standing and run
nlng rig rigging shot away.
The 1oispur came 10 an anchor at
the Balize, where she landed 10 of the
wounded officers and men, who were in
Il dreadful state. She will have ivpro-
ceed to Galvestown to reiit, the Spanish
consul here having determined to seize
her"
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LIVERPOOL. july q.
CnnosrctE & PATRIOT OFFICE,

ny thf Wmtha arrjred at his pint mis- morn
ig, "a 81 days from Lireryool, zee hare rcccirgd
beFs iosdon Messenger 70 The Gu Juiy, and ,ce
ere md,"ed 70 Or. Hooper, kccper Of the Ia
PeTs To The ~, md Lirapooit to ne 9A.
I0f!aamcm IS expected to be pT0rozued on he
t6sh instant. There cW be no disgoiatios nj,
year. ''''
=, n Dif hos ocen brought into Pdriiamept fer i'm
ting tie circulation Of Bank Tokens mi IyojLors
10 Inc 18th Horch. The Proclamaiioa Jor Issuing
0te Heio SOrereigHs tCas signed on UcdacsfaU.o
1ke eia Gaiaeas Of Jug waght arc sfai to reglqia
az circulation. '''0''
The Rght Hon. e. PoHsonby has been o,,r.l.
cd Ctth gGralytic, lchiie IN me IIonse of con-.
mons, and Il . lsared hs ,ciH lose the sss of one
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LATEST IRON ENCLAND

From a1 obiging correspondent at Boston.
We have been favored viii, the fnlio,'ip,. rrooc
sheet OF the news by the Martha, arrived at
that port IN 81 days from Liverpool.
private letters from Boston to merchants
In ms city, state the price of American Flour
at Liverpool on the 9th OF July, at 62s. per bar.
LiyRRP0OI, July 8.
n. y pot ashes, 55s. dull pearl, o. to Gag.
sell more readily than pots; cotton, upland.
IO4 IT, 2Oid. y. Orleans, l0d. to ~ Sea,
Tar, II to los. rice, &c 10 SIS. American
wheat u.s. to rs Cd. Flour, American. per
bbi. sweet, 90 to 6fs. sour % to Dos. Com
marAet dull, and prices declining.
IN y NJ
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PnILApELpmlA. Angnsf q.

ffIIlfN d. Ut TT - = - III -
John Sergeant, Esq. has afrived-le
landed at Long Branch on Wednesdayaf-
terRoon last, from tic ship Factor, Capt.
Robinson, from Liverpool, bound TO this
port, land reached this city yesterday
morning. y. Adg.
We have been informed that when the
ship Hope arrived at the I.azareiio there
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TIFF, BLOODY ROYAIISTs.

Bg the folto,cing article from La Glra, ,cs ledrn
lhnt The roydfiSts still continue their detestabie
system of cofi-biOOded Jufchey. --.SHch pro-
eee,iinqs stump" INFdUY" on their cause,
IN characters TOO inGelible erer 10 Is e1aced.
(U0StOfl Patriot.
La GUIRA, July 81.
General MoriIIo landed at tie Island
Of Margarctta on Tie 18th inst. a column
Of his troops marched immediately 10 at
iackporlamar, which they tool, POSSESSION
ofattcra de perate resistance. Three Iiun-
dred Of the insurgcnt band were killed,
and many wounded and made prisoners.
TIE remainder Of the band fed 10 the
mountains. Ii is believed that fhe whole
island will remain altogether cleared OF
insurgents in the course of MONTH
The Island is now surrounded with 90
Spanish ships Of war. Several small ships
laden with lnsurgent families, who endta-
vorcd TO escape, were already taken. All
these evils arc caused here by foreigners,
who have nothing else in view but to plum
der and desOlale this beautiful country !;
Gen. Morillo, Immediately to put TO the
sword all of them that are taken bearing
and therefore il is measure adopted by
arms. Many of this description have al
ready met With this condigH fate.
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MR.. CoBBETT'S BEPLYTo Mr.. wooLLRR
Tuesday week. we published a short
notice Of Mr. WoolleT's attack upon Cob
bett, from the 18th No OF tie New York
Register. NO. ID, dated New York, the
9Th of August, contains letter FROM MIR.
Goblet, addressed 10 Majoy Cart
wright, heVmrabie leadey Of Reform on
" Mr.. WOoiier'S attach upon Neon Lot
"gentiemen'S Hiais for Abei-onthe proposi-
" fion to elect tie Lori BIqyor as one Of Le
Members .(or The city # Loato,l." We
extract the following =
Petersbvg Iateiigeaeer.
The reasons stated by me for NV
voluntary exile, appeared TO nv own
mind so satisfactory, that never for one
single instant, doubted of their meeting
with the appreciation Of every real friend
70 the cause OF Reform. These reasons
have not been combatted by Mr.. Wooller
by other reasons, but by downright per
sona abuse and calumny; by inpuiati-
Ous viii 10 he knew TO be- false, and by as
scrlcns ~ numerous instances, which ne
knew 10 beas utterly destitute of truth as
any Of those pretended plots and coDspi-
raclcs which the baseness of the nations
enemies have led them TO resort to-9ud
TIE few instances in which he has resort
81 10 something ~ the shape Ofarguueuf
have only discovered to the enlightened
reader, tIat IN this case, as in many 9th
efs, Tie powers Of describing men and
ihings ave very different indeed from
thOsa powers by which statements of fact.
ard conclusions drawn from those STATE
ments, arc made 20 produce conviction.
and ~ lead TO Important consequences.
M reasons for my conduct havjna
Tcmaned wholly unanswered, | shall. m
Is = &c, merely sUbjoin some few au-
r io the step which / thought
Jpe 70 take. You remember, sir, thai
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4 .speai.M .sanad,.on IN Me CnN Of N!e1ico.

- '1P0HNH I51H"UIVI OF Q" VIC NHy " Y ettVV.
Captain Arnold Of the brig Cora, arri-
we'd at Baltimore, 18th inst from Hon
dnras on the iitiI inst. in the Gulf,
near Cape Florida, passed Spanish Fleet
cf Z or ships OF War, some Of them three
deckers, and about 10 sail Of Transports,
siaudins 10 the Southwark.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-07
ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, AraIL Z.

We have been politely favored
.,ys the Boston Palladium Of Fri
- With a very particular and
S n"I Naples Prices Current Of
i,rgary II. The following articles
,~c .,'irn from it
Pee, wax Al cts per II F; Peruvian
,,rE - IS cts Go; cocoa, Caracas, 50
o. ~ 10: do Island and Maragnon II
~ do: cloves IS DO do; cochineal
G. s. do DO; goldfish, Eng. dry, SIS Is
-,r cwt: do American, / 81 do; COf-
TO, best small green, 90 cts per 10;
8, ncrshantable l9; do common Il,
=, Noka 81 Flour, American, 81
, 5JI: hides, Buenos Ayres, dry,
= 46 per Cwt; do sailed IS II; do
S3anisa % =; horns l2 cents eachj
n,;;rO. G0atimo, 81 - ~ do East
India / So; do Caracas ST. DO Ca
alma, 10; uankeens, lhdia, short
% cents piece; Nutmeg, sound So Is
il: pepper. black. heavy Il 50 cwt;
,;,ccato. Jam. 81 9 10: pitch, Ameri-
Iap . 81 do; rum, W | oil proof IS
-sU: do common 9&; sSrsaparilia. Is;
email ST l9 b; sugar, iay anna, White
,t1Ull 90 9 cWt; do DO I'd. 81 9,
4, brown - -; do Brazil white l.
90: brown . SO; Martinique. White
- 20, commoU and tetcs assorted 10;
llusrOyadoes 9 SO; Batavia, White Is
=: tar Am : 81 cwt; tea. h. son 9
u Iitlle consumed; tobacco, Va. leaf
i o. cwt: fGs.jc ST 70, ton, dull; log
Wood. Eng. cut SIS do 10; mahogany,
dqs, SraNooi 81 -, dull; rice, Am.
QG est.
Expurts.-n"auhy, Holland pgoot
S!o1 co pcr 1879 gals; do OF! proof
III 1 DO; brimStaur, Si,iiian. rUaSh,
81 per cwt scarce; do in rolls, 5 IS
60: feathers : - cwt; lemons : 81
5lx: !insecd oil Il 8 Cwt scarce; mac-
saroni, assorted, 9 81 %; pumicc
stone Is do; rags, hest white : &c
dc: ,aisins : Is DO; sewing silk,
black, Grst quail / 1 5 %; do in co!ors
81; saap. White and marE!cG 10 IS
cwt: DO shaving Montuliveto, with
scent 81 CENTS ID; do without scent h;
wine. red Pozzuoli So so per lo2
calls; do Monte Iii Pr0Cidi IL TO: sal.
iron. Aguilia. first tluwer SIS 50 ID:
ORANGE peal, bitter 5 62 CWt: oil, iil
GalI;poii. sos So per ton; Iiquoricc
paste l8 IS cwt; CoTks l s per 1000.
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Baltimore Patriot,
Charleston, March 90,
Important

A gentleman Of veracity, who ar
rived this morning in tho Southern
Stage. from st. Augustine, informs
us that new governor is daily ex.
pected there, who has the power aud
authority from the Government OF
Old Spain, 10 sell the Floridas to
the americans.
The gentleman alluded to, derived
this information from the highest au.
thority at St. Augustine.
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Wanted Immediately,
March %

At tie Marble Quarry, on the Fotc'
mac, Montgomery county, Maryland'
QUE hundred strong, healthy, laborins
men, to whom liberia! wages will BE-
g;ycn: and for strong, healthy, negro
men ninety dollars from the ist OF April
until the ist of January next, or IT pro-
norton for such time as they shall remaia
at the Quarry. g., ;,
By order of th. President Of the Unit,
Samuel Luns, Com'r.
Of the P. IS. U. States.
Apply to
Holm Nelson, ESQ. FredsricktO~D, Nc.
John Littltjohn, Esq. Lecsburg, Va:
Joshua shelton, ESQ. near Ccnrads Fer
ry
Major holland, al Aldie L ,' ey'
Samuel Chapman, Esq virginia.
John nartnett, at the Quarry,
The printers OF this paper,
hlxandria papers, or
To the Commissioner OF the Public Build"
ings OF the U. States, at Washington.
April 9 do"
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The .UonttIy Tisi,ant. having now
been in the hands of the public for a
season, must have giyen
those who have been in the habit OF
reading it, an opportunity Of forming
4 pretty correct estimate OF Its rca!
value. Its object is instruction, com
aincd With innocent amusement. And
to effect this, while important, rc.i-
sious topics. are freely discussed, IN
tcrestins anecdotes are never excled-
ed. May fugitive pieces, sorlc OF
them of real interest ard value, BY
1rins inserted here. are rescued from
oblivion and while it delights. spe-
tally, in religious intelligence, II is
.lrirhed, occasionally, with poetical
pieces. and obituary notices.
The continuance of this work, is
now depending, entirely, on Increased
encouragement. Unless the town be
at the expense OF publication, It's III,
turc visits must DC d;&ontlnucd.-
The Editor is ready. and stands picdS-
cd 10 do his part. and hopes that the
public will not be backward II DONG
theirs.
4 person will in the course Of a few
days wait upon the citizens OF Alex
antria, Washington and Georgetown
for the purpose of soliciting their aid
in the prosecution Of the work, when
il IS not doubted the libcrality OF the
religious part of the community, al
least, will 50 far manifest Itself as to
prevent the disagrccab!e necessity OF
discontinuins the publication.
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Franklin Bank Of Alexandria.

ATOrlCE is hereby given, That on
the first Monday in May next,
Books will be opened in Bank to receive
subscriptions for the balance oil the CaPt'
tai Stock of said Corporation. Five Dol
lars on each share will be required at
tn. time of subsc ibiug-FOur Dollars IN
thirty days thercafter--Two Dollars anu
FIFTY Cents on; the third of July next
and the Balance as may be called for by
the President and Directors. The Books
will remain open three days, from ten
o,clt ck AM. until two PM. unless sooner
filled. BY order Of the Board.
William Rhodes. Cash'r.
orr;l 2awiw
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Distressing Occurrence.

On Wednesday morning imaie-
diately after breakfast, MIR. "else,
r.bo keeps a store in Market street.
81. sire. and the remainder ct bis
family eight in number, we're oil
seed with violent romitings, IN con.
ss"meace of the supposed yiilaiuy OF
= servant who is believed to have put
noison into the coffee. An infant
child has already died under the opo
ration it however gives us 'uhn''s
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Amount Of Inspections.

In the city Of Baltimore. for the quar-
ter ending 3ist March, 1917,
.9S 898 bhls. wheat -four
2I2i half bb!s. do
s,9Is bbls. rye -four
sS half bbis. do.
979 bbls. Pork
ST. half b5ls. DO
a94G bills Beef
ST half bbls. DO
1855 hbls, MackereL
65 half bills. do
297 bbls. Herriugs
Of DO. Shad
40 do. Cod
IOl4 kegs Butter
254S do. Lard
~ casks Fisxseed
7OS large casks Domestic Spirits
500 small DO do
5j1 FOreiga DO
l84 Oil Il Molassts, large Casks
s. do small
7s4 Ullagcs
Jon. HarsrOve, Reg. c, Is.
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Extract Of letter from ST: Ber
nari, Dec. rs, 1916.

Extract of a letter from 81: Ber-
nard, Dec. 25, 1915.
Ii is with gri~f / iuiurm you thai
on the 10Th q. griShttal avalanche
has swallowed up tao damcstics OF
tic hos piid! and four men oi the
town Of ST.. peire, without there br-
ing possibility of rendering them
any assistance Four of them had
Sc; out from the hospital With let
tiers. T.o others went 20 meet
{ EN- from the town and oil disap-
receiving TO news from
ti,em, We SCI ont in gCea; anxiety III
search OF them.--Night surprizsd
us in tie gogges Of the mountain
and it was with the greatest difficult
ty VIC could find enc another. The
weather was 50 tempcstuoGs that We
uassed one another without knowing
it. On the 10th ana (0ih We made
rruitless search. and on The 22d. we
ioun! three of their bodies. seven
feet under the snow, quarter oil Il
lesgue FROM the convent. III the
families of the unfortunate men are
in despair and in tears. >,
10 increase cur misfor'unes, all
our Cog, are buried under the snow
There is no longer 81 the convent q
single Of those courageous animals
who have been tor so long time
the hope Of the traveller. The use
full race is extinct.
For eight hours the wind he's been
heaping ~ the snow, the a'aianches
have changed the form Of the noun
tsn, 1t would no longer be recosn'I'
ed. All the Inhabitants sr st. feleb
able to labor, are on the mountain
Boston Paper.
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q | have lately learned

that the following reports, respecting m!
School and Boarding House, are III CIR
oulation, viz. That the Boardsrs are
sent to the Pump for waterfall the
joints of our floors are open, which has
given the young Ladies chllbIalns-tha'
those whose parents do not belong 10
the Presbv terian Church, are, neverthe-
less, obliged to go with me to the P'esy,
ririsn place of worship; ana inaliy, tina;
Boarders and Scholars ere leaving me.
In justice to myself, l am constrained
70 say, that these reports are utterly
without foundation in Truth. My family
is as healthy, in proportion to its mum,
Der, as any in Leespurg, and healthier
than some. do not object to young Ia
dy's attending a different church !Con
mine, provided her Paren;s "!Sh 1t, when
she can have suitable female cOmPlnio!
to accompany her: witheut t.''', am II
duty bound to keep her under my owl
projection.
Such reports must have been sent a
broad, either by those entirely ignorant
Of MY establishment, or, by some evil and
designing persons; who wish TO iWnrt
the reputation OF my Boarding House anc
School.
| return my thanks to the public IOI
the liberal patronage which | have re
ceiyed; and have :he pleasure u Inform
Ing them, that my school has never bee'
more prosperous than al presentj anc
that iu June 1 expect to remove To iafs'
building weii adapted for Boarding ant
Teaching, erected for the purpose, !!
one of the most healthy, pleasant ant
retired situations in town.
pHEBE SCOTT.
Leesblrg. April IL lawSt
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aesueral assortment of
COTTON YARN,
AT the Baltimore prices.

The quality Of this Yarn has given Sc.
neral satisfaction to thass who have Pur-
chased heretofore. All orders will be
punctually attended to.
The Public are also informed, that a
ma chine OF superior construction IS 10
onerst;on at said mill for carding Wool
The work will be executed in the best
manner To accommodate customers to
.h;S machine, he will receive at his store
ms ~, nsrceis OF Wool, forward them TO
the mill, and the rolls returned to his
. s,o for delivery. The wool should b.
"sshed clean, aud eiled with clean SOFT
nil, accompanied 9th blanket, it being
the most suitable for the preservation of
he rolls when carded.
Terms Of Carains.
Country Wool 10 cents per ID
Hall blood Mcrino l2I
Fu, blood do l5-and an add
tion Of two cents per ID for countryside
and IN hall cents for half blood. & three
cents for full blood when the cardcr hnds
oil. No.,
NIordecai Miller.
N,srch % eo5m