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duced prices--smcng which are-- s
Extra middle and low. India Cottons.
priced Broadcioths. sh.rtngs. very cheap
do do .Cassimeres, GiDghams ,e.
Mkt Cords and velvets, SIMwls, With merino bor-
Homespun Walthsm II dcrs.
syd shee6Gg. - White Joan.b .
Handsome light & dark vestinSs, some very
caiicoes low.
Complete assortment Ceatlemep's silk Cloves.
Linens, some as low Cotton Umbrellas.
asSa 50 piece, ladies black and white
White and coiored Cam, siik Gloves, rs stal
bses, very cheap. Ladies' and gentlemen's
Black aud colored Born- beaser do,
.basetts h WiIdbores, Lsno Muslin, spotted,
Heavy black Lus,rings Handsome silk. for vsst
do coored do, \ patterns
Leyantine do, | India Quilts, t
Bandarna and Gag elk 4 Waterloo Prints. ~
Hsodtelcbiefs, Samiiurss, figured Rib
Cotton fancy DO, bona
Ladies' and geutiemcn's | CoHinoI do.
sworsted K cotton tlcsc Black ltaliaa Grapes
Company Nankins. Patent black and blue
Handsome furniturcs, Thread,
Linen Csmbrics, BOX and pack Pins
Ladies' and gentIemen's Black silk Handker-
Cloves, Chiefs &c.
And variety Of other articles in the Dry Goods
line, which are too numerous 70 mentjon--which
will be sold very low, for cash. e
Newport. May ~. 1918 l4w]
~ JOB SHEARMAN,
HAS this day received, and opening. an extensive
4 assortment Of t 80 -
CHOICE GOODS,
adopted TO the present season. among which are,
Grapes. Conquans, Lustrings, India Book Muslin,
An assortment of vestings,.
"A great variety Of calcoes,
Eegiish patent Nankins.
India blue and buff d..
Russia nowans. for sheets, DO sheetngs.
Green specthclss, particularly calculated TO re.
lieve the eye. s
And great variey Of other article, selected from
great number off stores. direct from Boston.
Newport, 5th mo. 9Th, 1913. II.
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( WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Pension O1fce, May ~, 1918.
hNTtCf 4

j to the reduced circumstances, as to the contau-
cd service of nine months. required by the Law Of the
18th March, 1918; and pensions will invariabie be
refused, unless the declarations Of the applicants
shalt be accompanied by such certificates. The sp.
picatons for pensions belonging to New-Hampshire.
New York, Penns syvAnia, Dseware, Maryland, vir.
gnis. North Carolina, and Georgia. will be delayed.
until further evidence OF their services shall have
been received from the several executive offices of
the states. Approved, "
J. c. CALHOUN, Secretary of War.
The publishers Of the laws Of the United States
will give the above insertion in their respective pa.
pers for two MONTHS and send in their accounts to
che War Department for adjustmeu.
3 Jure
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HARDWARE.
GEORGE ENGS,
No. l7O. Thames. .Cyy<es

LAS just received handsome ad.
j. i dition to his former Stock Of ~
H.4RD1vARE, CUTLERY. We.
So that his Assortment now ipsludes almoss every
article in request
He has also for Sale,
Cut and wrought Nails, BY the cask or nt retail.
Irish, Engseb and American oce. --shect Ron.
sheet Lead. end Steel of various Kinda m =
Newport, June 9, 1919 (4w) q
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Fashionable HATS.
GEORGE WANTON,

81 OCONOT. WAN ON,
Fl HAS just received from the N. York, Bos.
Ton, and Hartford uanufsctories, and offers for
sale. pery cheap
Gsnliemen's superfine Beavers, OF the mos,
fashionable shape and best qualify gJ Tie ,Nep-
York Hats are trssaled for dsra6,Iy Gsa elegance.
ALSO
One case mems, wide brims-children's Hats. ei-
gantly trimmed --mens and boys felt do.
PAPERNHANGlNGS
This week he will offer for sale, Paper angings
from New-York and Hartford, some Of the lowest
prices, and also of the most fashionable and elegant
pstteres, for rooms and window-curtains. Wide
and narrow Borders. ~
Sca0el- Books--B Bibies--Stafimayy, CSC.
Newport, April %, 1918. = II.
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Nego assortment otr GoodJ.
JAMES MUMFORD,

NO. 80, THAMES ,SyRE6r, ~.
IT AS for sale, the greatest variety OF Eng!ish,
French, Dutch, Italian and India Goods, At re.
duced prices--smcng which are--
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NEW GOODS.
MRS. MILES has jus, received from New.
-'A York, handsome assortment of

~'A York, handsome assortment of
Fancy and other Goods,
which she win sell reasonable terms--at her shop
next door south of Aferchanss Bank-
y ..3'nong ssaich shs fouswisg arfcses--
Caicoes. of the newest patterns linen md cotton
Cambrics; shirting Cot,ons; brown Linens Long.
Lawns; India, book, and other Muslins ladies
cotton and worsted Hose; Sinchaws and other silks
for ladies' dresses; black beaver Gqyes white and
colorcd kid do.i silk do. plain and colored fancy
silk Handkerchiefs; neck and pocket do. chidren's
do, at = cents white snd yellow Canvas pink aud
white Pongec; Merino Trimmings; green and fan.
cy silks, fer bonrets
.diso--ladies' Bonncts and Hats, Of every
description; Plumes, Artificial Flowers, Ribbons,
Laces, &c. &c-and a number of other articles, too
numerous to mention. r. April a.
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PAINTS, LINSEED OH. Sc,
WILLIAM w. VERNON

HAVING removed to No. i.8, Tham<s.s .strcet.
~ being ,he Store occupied for several years by
Un6rrveod q Sierens. - Paint Store. offers for
safe PAINTS Of all kinds, dry and ground in OIL,
Lnsced Oil, boiled and onboiled Psintsr's nrush.
es and tools OF every description house and wbts
wash brushes |, black and bright varnish. W;n,low
Glass and lutty.-Ail which be will sell ~ low A
can be purchased IN this town. 80"
Planning and Glazing,
Carried on 40 usual.
He returns his sircere thanks 10 his former Gus.
toners, and solicits continuance OF their Gayo,s.
FOR SALE, =:
A Dwelling House and 10, Of Land, pleasantly
situated on the Hill: (u} April a.
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E>HE subscribes IL ferns his friersls and TIE p.
A Tic, that Capt Geo,ge Ln,sior, in Ifycrton.
Hw. .sfss,s, Jun. and y. y PSn.odt, Newport, as
the Ageas @ receive articles intendei for the Un-
ion Factory A
Hc continues to color and dress weolsn C,otha
Of VII descrptions--to Gard Sleeps Wool Of all
grades, and to manufacture Plains, sattnets, Coat.
ings. Fsnnels, Ge Of various colours and shades x.
Those who will favor him with their custom in his
inc, may depend on having theit work done in Ina
best manners and on reasonable terms, ana the
smallest favor will be gratefully acknSwIcdged
HH JOHN BABCOCR
Portsmouth, Ian. %, 1918, sssr ltfJ
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Porf. moufh Woulen Mdmuyactwy.

F0rf- mouth W0Dzen MdnIfacf0rv.
TIE subscriber informs his fiiends and the pub.
= iic. that he continues to Card into roIis shecps
Wool, Of all grades AIso, TO color and finish woos.
erlcts, carpets, &c. Of various coIcrs and shadcs
He continues 70 Manufacture Plains, 6a,innetss
Cassimeres. Coatings, Flannels, sc. sn very mod.
crate terms. stj .,.ft'l ~
Having the best Of machinery and experienced
workman, in every branch, Aa,ers himself ne shall
IN future he able 10 do ALL or any part Of the abovs
business, in satisfactory MANNER.
,-,ss SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth. (Crrdairs Jsifls,) Nov. n, 1917
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- PRjAlIA6, glasi x'sdi, ereessed nI
Q sasisfoefory manner, az fhss office. 8
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INFoRM the public sbst their Csrding and Spin
i nng Establishment 10 nov IN operation IN tho
upper part Of wacoaszLGs Boiling. .Miii, Ports
month. s..'- st, 49,
wool TO be carScd or ,nanufse,ured into yarn ot
cloth, isft At the store Of JOSEPH y. PEABODY,
No. ~. Broaa-atrees, will meet wish immediate at
fention,
Gr From twenty years experience !, tbe abo-o
business, be prcsumes be give entire sstisfac.
dca ny Po'tsmouih. Nos. ~, 1917.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-09
New Publications.

EUSr Received and for sale by the
ey subscribers.
Capt. TuCkey's Narrative Of al
Expedition to explore the RiycrZaire.
usually called the Congnu. in South.
ern Africa, in 1916, to which are ad-
ed the Journal of Professor Smith,
and some general observations on lis
Inhabitants, published by Permission
of the Lords Of the admiralty.
The possibility of approaching the
North Pole asserted by the Hon. D.
Darlington, With an appendix con.
tanning Papers on the same Subject
ana on Northwest Passage, by Col.
Beaufoy, +. r. S. Illustrated with a
Nap of the North Pole, according 70
the latest Discoveries.
Hob.Inusc's Historical illustrations
of the fourth Canto Of Childe Harold,
containing Dissertations on the Rains
OF Rome, and an Essay OH Italian Ii
teraturc.
Joyce's Dialogues in Chemistry fer
the amusement and Instruction Of
Young people, 2yols.
The BrOwnieor Bodsbcck and other
Tales, by James Hosg, Author Oi
Queens Wake, &c.
Marriage, a novel.
The Bachelor and the Married
Man do.
Foliage, a Poem, by Leigh Hunt.
The Fudge Family in Paris.
Yuma, or the Tree of Health, and
other Tales. by Mad. dc Gen'is.
A Help to the profitable Reading
of the Huiy Scriptures, by the Rev.
Edward Bickersteth.
The Testimony OF Natural T'ico.
Iogy to Christianity, by DR.. Osborne.
The Life of Mrs. Isabella Graham.
Mrs. Martha Ramsay.
Rev. Dr.. Buchanan.
DR.. Watson, Bishop Of
Landau.
Ellis's Account of Lord Amherst's
Embassy to China.
Rambles in Italy, by an American:
Rob Roy Nc Gregor; or Aud
Lang Syne, a Musical Drama.
c. Every new publication as soon
as it can arrive, may be had ct
JAS. KENNEDY d SON
September 9 wimot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-09
hat Inc sea-serpent. SO called. Ia

that the sea-serpent, so called, ha
in Roston harbor-ihat Capt r. Rich, wbo
caught him on Thursday of Squaw il h.,
house. arrived with The animal in Boston
barbor on Friday-that he is only 10 tesS
long and I in circumterence--his appe,,.
auce very different from what it was whom
alive aud swimming-his back Tor FIVE q,
six feet from hi. head, is of hard scaIv
substance, which harpoon Cannot pcne.
trate, and has several punches on his bach
Capt. X. saws he is convinced that !, is lEs
same animal which has been so often seen
and described, and no other; and the sans
that he, few days before. struck viii,
harpoVn, the wound being still fresh. Tbs
last time, he had two harpoons driven nio
him, and he dragged the boat Tor about 1
miles AZ the rate of9Omies an hour. Cant
r. has never lost sight OF the animal, and
he always Judged bin to be even when h.
had the harpoons into him, at least 70 or "a
feet long. He never saw fish o. the Kind
befors. The animal was To be aissectcS
on Friday, by a jury OF doctor. end n1tu.
rail- is
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From the Norfolk Herald.
THE ALABAMA.

The following is extracted from letter
received by a gentleman in this place
from resident in Alabama territory. The
writer is person of the most respectable
standing, and his weight Of character alone
is sufficient TO stamp every word he has
uttered with the image and superscription
of truth: And he has frankly stated the
disadvantages as well as the advantages
which are offered to the Emigrant.-Per-
sons therefore, who have il in contempla-
lion to move to this new country, will de-
rive some useful hints from the informa-
ton be has here given.
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40. % - CD - sD ~ Ss.

IA ingenious method Of recovering lost
pro1er,y in 1911, Robert Pc
ter. manager OF Me>srs. Rem Il Co. s flax
spinning mill, Arhroath, Scotland, was de-
puted to pay The servants their wages on
Friday evening, and after doing so, there
still remained in the cash box quantity OF
silver and two | pound notes, which, tor
safety, he put isto asma'l conceaiment be-
low the counting room floor, originally de-
signed for that purpose, but next morning
was surprised TO find the notes missing
Had they been stolen, The silver must have
accompanied them. He therefore conclu-
ded thew must have been carried oil ~
rats, the m II at that tine being infested
with them hat where the totes ND been
carried remained to be discovered. 10
ascertain which re took a very ingenious
mole. He wound on the pirn of a Sea-
ver's shuttle bark ci fine thread drawing
the end through the eye of the shuttle, and
then attached TO It piece of paper oi the
same SIZE and color Of he no,es--these he
in put into the concealment, were Lett til
next morning, when il apneared the paper
hal gone to oar IS respects TO the noies, rs
The pirn was about hall run down. Then
b. Lifting plank here and there and fol-
lowing out the thread, ne AT last arrived Il
a srorehouse, where he found his los, pro-
perry. London papsr.
Il lie good in fever. AMI better in anger,
to have the tongue kept clean and smooth.
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7 lines
Written by the late Right Honorable Richard
Br;nslcy Sheridan.

UTtltcH VI Utt t'iN sNts- iff'iD' WV A'N"e'S
Brinsley Sheridan.
The following lines have been handed 10
US by the gentleman 10 whose pen we are
indebted for the biographical notice Of the
late, Mr.. Sheridan. They are interesting
as an elegant ef'usion Of that great man,
written at time when the army of inva-
sion under Napoleon sBonaparte in 1904,
was expected every tide, to make de-
scent upon The British shores, and may III
val the strains of Turteus, animatDg the
Greeks to battle; for vigor Of sentiment,
arden! patriotism, and iorcib!e appeal, cal
cuated TO rouse every energy of human &C.
Goa. .fnGfectic Magazine.
IN address 10 The British volunteers, spoken
By Mr. Kemjle at Drary Lane theatre.
In Spartan bands 10 wake heroic fire,
Relown'd Turteus strung his martial Tyre /;
Turt9us weak and lame, unskill'd TO WELD
the flying spear or grasp the pondrous
shield,
Nor by experience taught in just array,
To form the files or guide the doubtfuI fray,
YetHess'n inspir'd, be knew beyond con-
troll, [soul--
With Strains sublime to rouse the torpid
Swell with proud hopes the heart, and by
his breath
Kindle tie love OF fame, the scorn of death.
And shall the British muse midst wars
alarms,
In silence rest, nor call her sons to arms =?
Shall Britons yield an unresisting prey,
And own base usurper's foreign sway?
No-when you march TO guard your sea-
giri shore,
Return victorious, or return no more.
Greece, in her freedoms most propitious
hour, Ipower;
wag'd impious wars in quest Of spoil or
And Rome, through many an age upustly
brave, [slave,
Fought TO Cypress, and conquered TO en-
Fen the bright wreaths our Edwards, Hem
rvs claim, flame
Crown'd net the cause of freedom, hut Of
While fond ambition, with misguided zeal,
Sought England's glory more than Eng
lands veal.
But when of old TO chase foreign host,
The poiniedguardians Of ourAlbion's coast,
Ger her white cliffs descending from aiar,
On Caesars legiops pour'd the tide of war.
When Scythian chariots swept the ensan-
guin'd plain, Strain;
Then bard enraptur'd sung this patriot
Ye generous youths who guard the British
shore,
Return victorious, or return no more.
Agai,, Britannia sounds her Just alarms,
Nor lures by interest, or ambitions charms,
But prompts to deeds which iairer trophies
yield
Than grac'd in 8gircourl's immortal field;
And his youEuord infree and gallant strife,
All that adofns, Improves, or sweetens life,
Your homes, by faithful love anu irienusnlp
best. breast:
Each pledge Of love now smiling at the
Your daughters fresh in bloom, mature in
CHI rms, farms;
Doom'd should he conquer, TO The spoilers
Your sons, who hear the tyrant's threats
with sccn,
The Joys, the hopes of ages yet unborn,
All-all eudear thisirst, this sacred cause'
Your soyereign's throne, your freedoms
faith. and laws Island,
Champions Of Britain's CHERISHED rights ye
Protect. preserve, avenge your native land.
For loud she cries amidst the battles roar,
Retumvictorious, orTetum no more.
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State of the Weather-At ep. N. 70 deg
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Extract of a letter to the editor Of the New
bern Centinel, dated
I" Beaufort, Nv. C.) August 18.

I" Beaufort, ~ c. .4usu't IS.
"f am informed by captain David Wal.
lace, who has just arrived here from ocra-
coke, that the Light House, or Beacon
Light, as it is generally called, at Shell
Castle, was on Sunday last, about o'clock
P. NJ. struck by lightning, and in few
minutes was dicovered to be in fames,
which communicated to the keepers house,
adjoining it, and both were soon reduced
to ashes. 1t appears that the Franklin was
nearly or quite rusted off; consequently,
when the electric fluid came to the detec-
tive part of the conductor, which was on
the top of the building. it precipitated itself
through the roof, and the fire waslnstantly
communicated to the inner part OF the
house. hasten 10 give you this informa-
ton, that you may, through the medium
of your paper, make it more generally
known, and give timely notice to mari
Ders."
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Lost.

ILoSt,
TN the street, somewhere between Mr.,
u Campbell's cooper's shop on Washing
street, and Mr.. Wards cabinet ware
house on Prince-street, 1Uenty-sir dollars;
in which there were two halves OF dollar
notes. The finder will be literally re-.
warded on leaving the money with the
printer. st Sept9
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his good in fever. AMI better in anger,
to have the tongue kept clean and smooth.
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BY last Evenings Mail.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS MEssRs. LANG,
TURNER e. CO.
Fev- York, September 6-noon.
"A STRANGE FISH"
The editors of the Boston Palladium,
(who can be relied on) write, on Friday,
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EasN E.rchoage Cgtfsc-Hnse y
10 y, y MARINE JOURNAL. W
POET OFALEG.4.TDRLl.. September 8.
CLEARED,
Schr. Caroline, Nye, Bermuda.
ARRIVED.

Schr. Caroline, Nye, Bermuda.
ARRIVED.
Schr Stag, Neyett. so hours from r All.
more dry goods, groceries, &c. to mer.
chants of the District. On Sunday, Jaw
sharp built brig going into ST M1v's RI.
ver-supposed TO be bound to Balriiuore.
Passed in the Potomac, schr Henry Cl,v
and a number OF inland vessels, bound IN
The stag is very superior vessel Of her
class. sails remarkably fast, and is intended
TO ply as regular packet between this por,
and Baltimore, instead of the schnr Henri
eta, lately sold at the last mentioned place
SAILED,
Ship Winitred, HodgkinsOn, for Gibra.
tar; schrs Caroline, Nye for Bermuda
George Washington, Jackson, for Norfolk
Schnr Louisa, Thorp, at New -CrIea,s
9Th inst. up for this port.
Schnr Hilan, Hand. at Philadelphia 5,h
inst. up for this port.
Schr Cornelius, Robinson, hence, am.
we'd at New York 9th inst. l2 days.
Steam Boat Report.
The Washington arrived at g 7. NJ
Nothing bound up.
State Of the Weather-At 9 P. NJ. 70 deg.
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Landing

Landing
EROM on board the Norfolk packet and
Il for sale.
l2 hhds Antigua Rum
August &c NEWTON KEENE.
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Piano FOrtes.

TWO elegant fine toned Piano Fort.s,
Il with the additional keys. for sale by
JAS. KENNEDY e. son
September 8 wimti
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General Land Agency.

TNiIE subscriber al the request Of sege-.
Il raj non residents and uaier a belief
DAT an agency OF this kind it much wanting
in the state Of Kentucky, will undertake in
future. 10 give NCN-RESlDENfS such
Information as t!ley nay desire respecting
their lands-will also IN iertaGe 10 investi-
gate claims, pay taxes, &c.
He has also formed . coanrxiCn With Mr..
Samuel Smith, OF kaskaskia, AMI will un-
dertake 10 have transmitted and recorded
Deeds for Military Land in the Illinois Ter
ritory, aud viii also undertake 20 have en-
tered Public Lands in said Territory, and
taxes paid for non-residentS.
He has also an agent at Washlng ton CITY,
and will undertake to have any claims upon
government liquidated and settled.
The subscriber still continues 10 practice
LAW in the several counties of Foyettc,
Woodford, and Jessamine. All business
conided to his care. will receive the strict
est attention. DAN. NC. PAYNE.
Lexington, Ny. July 18th, 1915
fOciuber 1877 cot
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30 Dollars nntfar,l.

4 BSC0NDEDop Saturday morning, the
n 10th inst negro GenrF, or George
Gcin, tire property Of Miss NrCall, by
trade natter, anil understands some part
OF the b!aCkSmith's business h" Is about
50 years OF age, . feet IS or inches high,
stout made, very black complexion, large
eyes and mouth, with thick lips. lie j, a
very arIful fellow ami has been in the habit
al obtTuding himsclias free nan, and will
no doubt attempt 10 pass as such, aud pro-
bably get work-has a down look wheu
spoken io.-'lis clothes not recollected, ha-
wing various suits.
Areward OF 10 dollars viii be given IL
taken in the town or cGanly, 20 in Ire corn-
~ OF Washington OF Fairfax, or the above
reward it taken 80 miles from town, with
al reasonable charges it Trough, home.
Masters c, vessels are cautioned against
bagboring or carrying Cd said runaway, as
tley viii be dealt with according to law.
JAMES SANDERSON.
August Il If
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Jones's Point.

TIME subscriber presents due respect TO
4 the gentlemen of Alexandria and its
neighborhood, for their liberal encourage
ment since the commencement OF his es-
adjustment, and solicits a continuance OF
their support. informing them that he com
mences, on Monday the 18th instant, Oys-
ter suppsrs, (which viii be continued during
the season, and for choice wines, liquors.
and moderate charges, cannot be excelled.
Those who have not visited his tavern, will,
ON trial, find his accommodation 10 surpass
their expectation.
Gentlemen who wish 10 become subscri-
hers for duck shooting his season. will
please to forward their names to me. IS the
number is limited, and only few are want
ed to make up the subscription No per-
sons permitted TO land on the point except
his friends. These IS good carriage road,
nearly completed, and worm stable for
horses. q. JONES.
Jones's Point, October l2 #
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French Language.

VIM L.aINPHIER .,...
INTENDS opening an Evening School
L on the 18th inst. at 7 O'Clock, for the
purpose of teaching the rudimen's OF the
French language. Applicants can leave
their names at Doctor STABLER's shop.
The following certificate is subjoined for
their satisfaction
Translation.l
Having had the pleasure OF daily inter-
course with Mr.. Lanpbier for several months
past, we the undersigned certify, that from
the profound knowledge he possesses Of the
French language, no person is more capa-
BILE than he Of teaching its rudiments and
different idioms (Which constitute a part Of
it), and indeed the most correct pronunci-
alton. We have also had an opportunity
Of conveIsing with several of the scholars
of the same gentleman, who, without ever
having been ih France, speak good French.
PAUL NJ. GEBERT.
(Sisned) Doct. and Surg.
EUGENE SHERIDAN.
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