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FROM LONDON PAPERs RECEIVED AT n
YORK.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Duchess of Wellington.

D"'S"S"" " ~ N'S
We state with much concern, that the
aniable duchess of Wellington has been
seriosly indisposed for many days, ari-
sing from a d eadful accident-no less
than the breaking one of the tendOns A.
chiIles. This lamen'abie occurrence a.
rose in a singular way. The following
are the fact Her grace was reading
letta. from her i,ustrious husband, IN
WHICH he said, in less than forty hours
aft. the receipt Of this, shall be in Lon
don" The dutche,s had proceeded thus
far, when n burst the duke, In the hur-
rid aaxie'y to eceive his welcome en-
brace. she few TO his arms but ultortu-
nately onr If her feet coming in contact
with table Or chair, she tell, and met
with the accident ABOVE related. A Sc
ries Of hy.teric fits followed, and her
grace did not recover till she was carried
70 bed. The AIS arose from extreme de.
lection, the result of i'll health for long
time past. The report yeste day was,
that the dutchess was rather better, out
still con6ne to her bed.
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<EE Exchange rcfSs House tx
~NtRINE. JOURNAL. N$&
PORT OF ALExANDRIA...A APRIL 4.
Az RIN Ed,

Schr Farmer, Fri.ai. JOne.-reports,
left kits Point Flats. rrar St NJ RS.
on THURSDAY nom At uhich time the
brig Cumberland Of 'his pop was aground
on lee shoe, and in leaky CO. dirion.
Where she lie., at law water, 'h-'e is
abnrt fert-at high water sbput ipet.
The IA mer's Friend br ugh, Up from
the Cumberland a pirt of her cargo, con-
sistirs of about sos bbs ot four. SINE
half bbs ditto and a few b"xe. f .orp.
tn. Cumberland /, the property Of 'utts
& Cavood, OF tlexaudria. II is under.
stood that they have in-ur nee on he
vessel The cargo wa. shI' ped BY "'h,r
merchants a patio y hich has also been
insured.
Ship Re-olu'i n ewrtt, Liverpool.
Brig En-. raid. Rhodes. Providence.
- Geo. v ashing;Cn, Cu.hir 9, do.
Schr AIlcgro, Welsh, Charls.'"n.
- Dr.. Franklin, srockIy Ra'tnore.
- Vsllorious, Tavio', Georg' town.
sAILFr,
Sloop 0ceau, Ndie on. fr Norfolk
Ship r. ,oIgtlm., j. rtt ir Liverpool.
Big Age I, Sedgwics. t"r OIntO.
Schr Allegro. Welsh, tn' Lb r!'''on.
T,enton. Bra ,olPv {" ] = era.
Henrie t.. Nsye,'. for BALTIMORE
MEMO .i.ND.i.
4
Sloop Victory, >omsr', Al y. York "a
lnstar' IN TO 'h'. pot.
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From tie London Star.
LINES.

LINES.
On hearing that the plant called the My
asotss .4rrenSis. or Forget me not, was
growing on the plain Of Waterloo. al
ter the battle.
There is flow'r, whose op'ning bloom,
Beams softly DER the hero's grave;
Whose trembling leaf and sweet perfume
Denote the dwelling Of the brave,
No urn is there, that little Hover
Alone remains their wees TO tell;
How ott they bled in battles hour,
How ralOr fought. and prudence fell!
Sweet child of spring, thy modest head
WIS born 70 grace some happier spo! ;
And wilt thou bloom among the dead,
And only say forget me not''
Il would not leave this plain Of rest
For brighter skies and milder climes;
Here l repose on honer's breast,
Unmav'd by fear, unstain'd by crimes.
At midnight ut the orphan steals
Ger me to pour the sacred tear;
And while his heart throbSing feels,
He knows his parents grave Is here.
And shall leave the herO's tomb,
Or mock the Orphans tender woes
No stranger l was bern to bloom
Where streams of widow'd sorrowtfow."
Guard Of the midnight hour, farewell!
Still DER the slumb'ring warrior wave;
Be mine the sacred task to tell
The charms that smile on slory's grave
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Attention I!

~ The Wa hIrgtrn Guards are re.
Gusstsd I" meet at the Goa House, IN
TUESDAY, 9TH irst. at p NJ ge-
neral ate da CO. /. abscuteIr nece s,rv,
a. the e, stence 1t the cOmpan, must de-
pend on the proceedings Of this meeting.
BY order,
April 6 e. GILPIN, Secty.
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TThe Most Rev. Doctor

ANBEosE fAREscAALL. Archb's up Of
RaIrirOrr, vii! admni,t ter the rorf ma
ton in 1t Mar''s church, in this CIV, On
TUESDAY, 7th iust. Se vice to com.
mence betweer 9 and 10 % clock, A. NJ.
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the extirpation of these sayages, 1t may
lead to the project Of SIR Sidney Smith
for all nations to unite in preserving a
permanent forcs in the Mediterranean 10
burn, sink and destroy the feet Of these
barbarians. That treaty should bind
ruffians, whose very principles Of faith
lead to a systematic violation OF all trea.
ties formed with Christian powers, is IN
deed one of those lamentable falacies
which nothing but a catastrophe Of this
kind is capable Of dissolving. We la
ment this individual misfortune as deep.
ly as any Englishnan can do, but some
thing of this kind seems Indispensable to
rouse the torpid apathy Of the Christian
world. The mysterious dispensations
of Divine Providence are only seen BY
the torch of prophecy, There is time
predicted OF the return of the Jews, to
Jerusalem, the land of their fathers. A.
if to accomplish this great event, the pow
ers Of Barbary are continually Perpeta-
ting outrages on the commerce of the
Christians, so much superior TO them in
physical strength aud the means Of an
noyance. These powers are constantly
thus provoked to hostility, aud the cum
sequence may be the accomplishment of
divine prophecy. Fed. Rrrub.
From the Camden Ga cite, March %.
INDIAN WAR.
Extract of a letter from major Brown,
district paymaster U. S. army, dated
Milledgeville, March ls, to friend in
this place.
1t is impossible for me to throw any
accurate light on the late report of gen
Gaines and major Wright's loss, though,
as am near the scene of action, land as
reports generally become erroneous a.
they traveD am probably able to give
you mere information than what you re-
ceive through the medium Of the public
prints. The fate of the general and his
party certainly appears to be involved in
some obscurity, as | have Just conversed
with gentleman direct from the Agen
Cy, that reports, while he was there an
express arrived from Fort Scott, bearing
tidings of the disaster above alluded to
since that time no positive account ha>
been received though, by letter from
Hartford, Geo. it is said TIE general is
not drowned. As the report OF his having
been drowned has never been in circula
ton here, this cannot be considered az
satisfactory contradiction Of the 10 mes
one. | think, however, we may flatter
ourselves that the hero Of Erie still lives,
judging alone from his military know
ledge and experience, for it must have
been something of an important nature
that could have induced him to embark
in so hazardous an enterprise with SO
small force.
The Upper Greeks have joined the ar
ny at Fort Scott with 5000 warriors, all
anxious ts take the field against their tur
buIent neighbors. They are under the
command Of .WIrtoSh and Lorstt, two Of
their NEST distinguished chiefs
The army will consist of from tour to
FIVE thousand men, and il the savages can
be brought to action we shall have no
more complaints from that quarter Of our
country.
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Attention :

TThe Al r''d ia Art Hey Compa-
nv is hereby motif d to a'te,d srtgu'ar
quarterly meeting, { he held at Nr. Pei.
tom, tavern, On MONDAY. 7th inst. at7
P. ". BY order Of tho csp'ain.
april J. II. WFFFEY, Sec'ry.
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a Retort.

Lord B. Who sport, ferocious pair OF
whissers, meeting MIR. Curran IN Dublin,
the latter said, p" When do you mean to
place your whiskers on he peace ssidt-
lishment ?' The former replied, When
you place your tongue on the rir:l list"
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AB = @ = = =
. The annual meeting Of

the BIBLE >Ot IL Y It he DIT tcf
Columbia nil be held IN Mo, day n Vt,
at Bridge - eft Church, Georgetown. At
II O'Clock, A. N. The pu ctual a'ten.
dance of the Members is earnestly re.
quesfed Alexandria, srril 5.
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T Notice is hereby given,

that T.. o,'n Cou"cii will pr coed 10
apro."t an Gnsrecto e Fish an Satu day
next, The lit instant. Al these con.
cprned are request ; tn - axe arr'icat,on,
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ALEXANDRIA:
MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1918.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT NASH
INGTON.

speeding which dropt you an ih''ha''o"
10 my last letter, was on Thursday pref
forward in form of two resOlutlons-one
to request the resident to order gold
medals to be struck of TO be presented
to major. general William Carroll and 10
brigadrer-general John Coffee, Tor tne''
gallanrry and COED conduct IN the ,a'e
war-tbe other to order gold medai !"
be struck off and presented to maJor-ge-
neral Joseph Desha for his saiiantry anu
good conduct also.
General Harrison said he had borne
testimony to the merits of general Desha
in his official report OF the action on the
Thames-and SAID that as general VIM.
Henry had also dist uguished himself on
that occasion, the same reward ought to
be extended to him too, and moved to
have his name included in the resolution.
,Ir. Ogle wished to have it extended to
the revolutionary officers who distin-
suished themselves.
You may conclude that where so many
gallant officers were the subject, much
was said in praise Of heroism. Panegy-
rio pulled its cheeks till they were ready
to crack. And yet that had not the eff
feet of quieting opposition, which boldly
asserted hat it was neither customary
nor proper, IN voting such rewards. to go
below the commanders of armies, who
being exposed tn all the disgrace in case
of defeat, ought to reap the highest re-
wards without corivalry, Mr. Colstoh,
who said this, instsncad too the evils OF
making those rewards 100 common, in the
case Of Virginia, whose legislature had
to appropriate fifteen thousand dollars at
one time for the purchase of medals
{ This was prepagating honors with a VEN
geance- aye, till honors were as plenty
as!hobnail as FslstaG says Of some no.
nors of another kind.
Mr. Hopkinssn endeavOred to dissuade
the house from adopting the resolutions
These honors were all they had to give
they ought therefore to be sparing OF
them, and not 50 cheaper them that they
would cease to be distinction. Instead
Of confiaing tacse honors to proper occa'
sions, al history mir. II. SAID did not
publish 5" many Of them as the history Of
this count tor the last two or three
years. And general E. Smith reminded
the house that the grant of gold medals
wa. always helda higher honor than that
Of sword, aud that, therefore, they were
generally cOniiaed to. commanders in
chief, and swords to iaferior officers -
The resolutions. powever, were carried
b. IS to 81 votes.
Legislators, who wish to have a clear
idea of the nature of the sutject of ne
tional rewards, would do well to read
Mr.. Windham's celebrated speech, in
which he assigned his reasons for refu-
sing to vote for burying MIR. Pitt, whom
he nevertheless had acted with. and
loved and honored, at the pubif- expense.
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from this place. and in IT, !oe ~,
the county Of Fluya MIA, Iear tue hr.
Gcoch!and and louisa 4; and should ;,
persons feel sufficient curiosir, tort,
them to Writ these remarkable per.oH.
and judge for themselves, dIecaOn,
the feu car easily be Htfainpd. /
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Printers ToastS.

The liberty Of the press. and the press
Of libert,.
May every wit want his dinner who
viii not cadsel his brains for it.
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We learn that NJ. Politics., present
secietarv to the Russian embassy at Lon
dor, has been appointed BY the emperor
of Russia his minister extraordinary near
the tinted States. NJ. Political was
here formerly as secretary Of legation to
count Phalen. lie was preparing 10 de-
part for this county, at the last accounts
from London. This appointment we
learn, is made in place of baron Won
Tuyl, who will continue in Europe
Baltimore american.
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The celebrated comic performer OF Pa
rls, Brunei, assigns very sufbcient rea-
son for the restriction which he h S placed
upon the liberty Of his children in pre-
venting them from visiting the theatre
b. seeing aud laughing at me, says he,
in my ridiculous characters, they will be
;nsensibly led to diminish that portion Of
fil'al respect which 1t is the FIRST duty OF
children to preserve towards their pa
rents. Gcha,ieston Times
The late intelligence from the Nedi-
terranean, il tue, speaks the fate OF Al
sicrs in language too plain and prophetic
to be misunderstood. II an English con-
sui has been so abused--ifthe head Of the
son has been struck Of before the eyes Of
his father--if his daughter has been con.
signed to a seraglio-Algiers aill be
RACED to It's foundation. and reduced to q
heap Of ashes. 1t Is such an outrage as
will, in all human probability, lead 10 a
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MEMO .i.ND.i.
Sloop Victory, >omer', Al n York "a
lnstant un 10. .hl. pot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09
LATEsr FROM ENGLAND.

EosToN. October 2.-AI,iyed last evening
ship Aiisiidts, Cater, III daysi'om Liverpool,
with salt aDd coat 40 pict iulii. Osc. and Co.
e are iitl.btr,I to ri, iiDoThR. ef tie Es.
AUc,. aud Liverpool 90 i.sS SOth
Che Loudon Conrisro al ils,' l1th Aa-. SPEAK.
ius OF tne i!"ciuiiion at tie tnnds ia coasV.
puence Of runorS "a approaching wan ieivrcu
The United States and Eu;.i,.ia saws. As
tdi as amy uccounis have rearied "a, tinnent.
theie never WAS a ti,se since iic peace cor.
ciaded With the u. States. in " ici dat peace
V as less lik.i, 10 he sistnrIea 'ihe ,ll, iolna-
tc correspondence hety.etn the two gcy,,u.
meats is Conducted in The nlcat ami, able and
cordial ierras. As lar AZ Human iar.sisat can
owe into iutnrity. we have, lrum ihs friendly
spiIt now happily eXiSiiu. un each side Of tie
;,eecC."
she Qrecn's healil, was improving.
II }" ssid the French ai'ui.irl have dGtstii.ir.
ed 70 eAci"de Buenos AyIeat aimed ssast',,
h,i 10 admit their merchantmen ,nto y, ncu
ports. iPurat.
Lcommnnic ated for ,l- Bal,inore Federal Ca.e,.e
Eafrdet q istt6Y 10 "a rssygcfabic ,,erc4as,ie
.oase IN IRIS e'iy, rese.rej ~ iAeLrg i3ofo.aXr,
6altd
"BogDFarx, .fu-or, is!ii. isiS.
This vessel iakt> oct h-Itsi .. despatch
es. said 10 BE trom the Eprri If Maf,nd 20
Washington. with rioi,osai, or aiheta Si,.b.
ed t'chiy oi a ccssieIi Z! Rae fo.idas a. t.ite
stipulated
We tiud the following article Oh in,cj,i-
gcnce III Tie New To,i> paper OF he III
instant
Owe learn BY The Com. Porter irom ST.
Mary that SCNciai thousand i,id,sos and
negroes mad collected Ia tie neighbour
hood of ST. augustine, a.d become ,ran-
bles"nIe 20 Tire irouler inhahi;anie %
Georgia. Il MAS even said thcV iai ca.
cioachcd SO far towards -. AiaiSs as to
render lie conmai,ientivm wish the so;.-
t.vn borders unsafe"
We are under iic impress ,,,. ihatnu, (.
OF the alarm respecting the intnaus' and
negroes IN Florida. i Nisiaui suiisi M
GROUND. Oral accounts iiiotin ls t.at
iiese indians have botr cuugrrga,td u ~
~. Augustine, tor tiie purpose oi i,iuc-
ins ihcnI In reingul>h ihcir Title Il GER
tam unarpropriaicd lands III Florida, of
which, il Is reported, Il paoh al spetula-
tors are about 10 possess themselves, i.v
cessIons itom Spain II ihe privilege Cf
purchasing FROM ilp Indians. i hls is
the amount Of iniui nation recently re-
ceived from That country: and we have
no doubt That tie Indians are gathered
together about ~. Augustine iortiIat pur-
pose solely, ihWugi we we're, u,.tii lately,
under a different imrrrssiun. So lar
from medita;ing hostiiitics aga;nSi our
horders, Gai!v accounts are receivrd nf ire
lately hostile Indiais coming in and sur
rendering themselves al cIr posts.
Rat Int.
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cho wishes 10 arrive al either Other start
mr. ,,iaccs in ti,Ge 10 do SO. may always
be assured i',a, his calculations viii not
he frustrated by tic occurrence al amy of
those accidents or failures IN Whr'i Steam
boais are sometimes Iiahs. He 90 not
rrcol,cct IA single instance Wherein the
.(ir"i,,a has been thrown oui o. hcr rcgu-
lar DAYS u rranii ant! VERY trW indeed
iu Which SHE lass unt be,'s pl;nrttIt! s;ith-
IN tie gia.edb5al .. iscr arifF'd. N.ad and
weather are no obstacles to her regular
broare>s; ict TIC Angry ChesafeJAr he.ve
H.. .oa.aing SGr1es fnoun,din aga, she
purSup, her way ever Ills TOnaii bosom
with speed ah, safety. OF t,iis "he had
am ar,,uo,is trial on itrf Wy down from
Baltimore ON Thursday IL. "'.A me day
vas u,,co,alnoniy irnpcstn0uS, nnd wii"n
Caui. Ferguson cast OH ir"in Bowie =
Wharf, H. hal before han ,le p.ospeci OF
uosi boisterous pissdSe; btii iic knew
lie s,rcngi, Of his boat, ani, confident
in his oAn skill and experiences, aad III
The ouoI condnci vi his ASSISTANTS, he saw
no cause for doubi or apprehension. Un-
der ,l,..sr circumstances, a.! with up
ward. az three kalirsdp pa ,svng Is Nn board,
he set forward. Towards nigh; The gale
increased 10 Il Tremendous harrivaue, aud
"
. Virginia still kept her co;'sse IN defiance
OF the angry elements, and never stopped
her wheels from the time she ieii i'Il,-
i,,ore until she reached her destination.
People may talk abunt The danger OF ira
Yelling In Steam Boats, IL their liability
10 accidents, and make whatever other
objections their humorous MINDS may ima-
Sine but all SupposiiiOus objections
,uusi vanish before the proc! which The
Virginia has giyeiof hrirperlect secnriiy
un;ier the most iryirg ci.cums,amces.-it
is very true Thai accidents may happen 10
Steam Bnais, anl so i.'rv may to- all other
vessels, through the negligenc", Ignorance
or bad IiIiLtge - icniui ,nose who have Tie
care OF ilem I: but we should probably
never baNe heard, OF even;hougbt, iSuch
accidents, ii every Steam Boat hal been
as well constructed and equipped, and
had been entrusted 10 rs careful and
experienced hands as the Virginia. g. E. &.
We have some reason TO speak thus ta
vorably OF the Virginia, as one ~ the Edi-
tors has made several trips III her, soi.e
Ofwllcl, were calculated not only TO Try
her strength. bui Ia lest The foriitude aud
skill of her commander : and he does not
hesitate To SAY thai lac has always felt him
self as secure 1t the Virginia, aS lie could
III a ship OF the largest class. On board
the Virginia, none are employed but men
OF approved character. Every individual
knows his duty, appreciates his RESPONSE
bili,y aud is always al hls post when re-
quirrd: and aheu the passenger views The
rolling biilow and hear, the howling oil
the tempest, the caution and sieepless vi
glance Oft!ie commands, aud the order
and attention displayed in every depart
Ineni OF duty, are evidences OF safety in
which he may !earlessly coniide.
Herald.
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~ he heavy expense WIth which this Dhire
IS charged vT POSTAGE ftide,s a. ne,rs rv f,f o., To
give ih"inIiioD that no letter Hpd which tc postage
u uppdid VII he attended io.... VI the 5diuc tine %
won'd obsrtVe to errfriDCH aiToad who ave mite ht
q" adNciii'irg that u sHbi at doilbI ArIii, ui
neiinaJh ~ pay US, bui ie great expense aHd uCnu
Nrhetre Ot coiiectinG whIch IeHdef necessary that
he iens OF ths Panc' shoald hc stTc'ly adhered to-
IA utuTr, 80 advertisement Iub itd other gnpera
Wl bc assumed 10y this oftc. nGiess me ihoTey Is
p1sirJ beforehand aud al rdItoIs al pagss who have
accounts aedHt rs OF bis description, stc Tearesjed to
io vTH ihc'n Iindedialsy tnsi They be collected
aud PAID. LDqHirer UGrc, Gct ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

a senator Ia congress, from kenIncky in
lace OF Mr. Taibo1, "ili be cHoson d the en
snug meeting OF The legislature. Col. RicuirI
~. Johnson, al ibe request Oi the republicans.
has consented 10 serve ifclrCtr1.
.................
Ccto5cr S.,,.Wt had Wliie Frost E ths oi'y-yegt-
taiiOn however 10 very little ai;etivd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

he Lond9R Star OF The 18th August; states.
&c lie contents OfiviiclS - from I,u-uJ. AWE.
hN way OF AutW erp, dated The 18Th AIay tmat
II commercial treat, lad been concluded be-
tween the Americans and the Bae.ios Avres
government, under which The trade OF the /.
~ IL have prJeret:se IN rrcry othrr mutton -
would neither asa nor accept such "A privilege
Ihcy sC"rh 10 mirglc a mercantile CUpi..tV
with the high matter d,iatIonair recognition
Of the South American patfIot5.-lS See the Pre-
stuent > communication 40 the last Congress. -
Al! We wish is, 10 he piacc, ou The same iootIDr
"'ih q most yar0rsi natiGB. We know thai =
very i"leillgenr gei t!cindu, for some ,i,:Ie re
sidtni at BuenoS AyreS, doubts, whether she
~HIe'ef gran, nSin.S common ias"r: hc thinks.
that size would still wish to retain her com
Merce IN her own bands, in ordrf that She Iusy
proptiAie Spain rs giving her some extra
ordinary piitiirers. Dutwe suspect this IDEA
10 he Incorrect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-09

lTEMALE TNSiITUrlON, N.,r GE4ygor... The Gfs.
= scum auBual puhHU eNanIBHiioH ~ the Duyiis Ne
lru2lHg pthts seu-iy, wa he'd before the trustees
OI fri"ay lie 90 Is,i aud following day. Tic eNani
natHDn will commence al O'Clo-k. a. ~ The exhibit
tiUs II the pr4"tng Acddeu viii ne on The SECOND dan,
Parents gudTddns, aud rlItfs iHcfesied 49, frniaie
education, ave ftspectiniiy msiird ~ attend.
H. a. 8. MORRIS, PTiaciEafs
New Glasgow October O. 15..N
,E,tE trustee ~ Ncfingfsp 1raa, nv have the pleas
~ announcing to The prbiciIat they have iHade
such attangrnitni Ur he ensuing year Wi entifie
ts institution a. the patronage - hc adjacent couHT.
CAN'T Ion r. Cart his been engaged Ia sIperinicnd he
boarding of thu pupils and NJ. Joseph SBhti IA con
junction with The Rev. Mr.. Litheow as prcceYiofs The
trustees. f"n their acquaintance Win those gentlemen
feel perfectly COnhGcnt that each Of them vii discharge
bis several duties 10 die satisfaction Of all who may
commit boys IL their Nithregardto L.aith. New
iugton IS believed ia be superior TO ans situa0n Tie
lower county. The house - ai Le airy. ard 10 good
par. this seminary vii be- tsrghttb s aim G,tk
French. matcmatics, udiufal aud moral pliosc phy, ~
gc bellies Ietues, geography wi the use ofthc ,vJrs
swelling, reading, .Ntiuus, arithmetic. e0c lion,
grammar with parsng. be bnys aiii also havc tle
Of bEg Instructed w military eXctcises once
wctk daring the proper season. by capt. Cary.
Terms board and Tuition ~ 81 boys f3fnsting their
beds. OCT O 45..4t
4 PETITION will hc presented To fhc next General
a Assembly % Nu9pis. rt4iire ibsi az net NAY
pass, auhnfisiEr tie estagiishi. 81 town. ns pee
tous ~ rbartV GrHr &C. On the frds ~ JOHN Clarke,
Ii the oonp'y 81 Halifax, on stanton ritfr.
SEPT. 90. q2..wsv'
fOHN VAN INV a co. have rcceIveu ~ ttC iytr
" rom LvefnOol. IN Cxttnrive a-s,nfHieut 10 BARD
WARE aud CUTLERY which ibey vi, 'eii on fessona-
bic tcfIrs.
nor Rsaf....Thr uprer l..f,of be lorse over the
store. Oet.s. - 81