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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-17

the United SIXTIES, a. this siate, shall exer.
else the ofiee'of ;govenoror lieutenant go.
vernon" and that tho person shall hold
more than one lucrative ofice,at the same
time"
On the strength Of these words, il APP
pears that the lieutenant governor Of the
state determined to dispute the right Of tie
governor, Mr.. Jennings, to resume his Off
cial functions, oa his return from St Mays,
at which place lie had been commissioned
by the President tn fiolaa treaty with some
tribes of Indians During the absence o.
the governor, the lieutenant gc"erloroi
course exercised his powers and had posses.
sion Of the great seal but having some bu-
siness that required his absance for few
days from the seat otgovernnfent, he Ter his
seal with the secretary of state, with ar,ex-
press injunction to deliver il TO no person
but himself. Governor Jennings returning
about this time from, St. Mary's, entered
the secretary's office and took the seal with
out ceremony. When Mr.. Harrison. the
lieutenant governor, returned to CCrydon,
and found that the governor was m posses
sion Of this important instruments he went
to him, and after stating his impression that
he had forfeited his right to the governors
chair, demanded Of him the seal Of The
state. Mr.. Jennings replied that it was in
his hands, and he would keep il holding
himself accountable for tile same.
This strange, and We believe unprece-
denied affair, must necessarily be laid be-
fore tire representatives Of the people, who
only are competent 10 decide WHO The pre-
sent governor of Indiana is.
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Of the chiefs Of the upper towns, but from
lie who endeavors to lead them TO mischief
and quarrels With each other. Did not the
chiefs hear my note read with respect, and
perfectly according 10 my sentiments Of be.
ing all as brethren uniting with bonds Of
OF friendship and love Did not they agree
TO :moke Che pipe Of peace with their brett.
ron Of the lower nation, and live in future
as brothers ? What made some of then,
alter tlier minds afterwards? The inter.
ference q humane man, WHO rounsels
them 10 write 10 me demanding my reno.
val from beard Of outlaws, and which LEI.
ltr:ssisned " Jpilliam HsmJty."
shall only make one more olse rva,iop
md that will slew from whence came.
and wbet,erI come amongst the Indians a;
revenger, Or as the friend Of peace and har.
mony.
IN die spring Of 1916, w. Handy sent
governor Cameron letter, containing talks
of the CHEFS of the Indian nations they are
forwarded 70 England, AMI his eycelIency
handed ME, OF my leaving Providence, an
answer Thereto from the right hon. Earl Ba.
thulst, one Of his majcsy's chief secreta-
ries of state, that nigb, make the same
known 10 the chiefs On my arrival IN the
nation. What viii governor Cameron think
ofthe nah who, in 1916, could write against
the encroachments Of the Americans on the
Indian nation, and in the spring Of 1917
call tie chiefs Of that nation, for whom he
more especially wrote, outlaws ? Mr.. Ham.
bly, may sell his services to America but
no man can expatriate iimselflrom that al.
Iegiance due to bis native country; and
government may call on friendly nation
to give up subject thai has seriously wrong.
ed her.
recommend Mr.. Handy TO be content
with Doceur be may have received, and
permit the unlettered Indian toliye quietly
and peaceably on his own native land.
| shall send copy OF this letter with the
one from you to be read by the chiefs Of
this nation, and shall, at the same time.
take an opportunity of expressing myself
more fully than did in the note sent by
Apiny. Wishing you speedy recantation
Of your errors, and return to your former
way Of thinking,
lam your ob'dt,
A. ARBUTHNOT.
Ito be continued.)
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Behold the man Of science. He drops
the labor and painfulness OF research, closes
the volume, smooths his wrinkled brows,
leaves his study, and unbending himself,
stosps to the capacities, yields to the wish
Is, and mmgles with the diversions Of his
children.
"He will not blush that has fathers heart,
To take in childish play a childish part:
But bends his sturdy back to any toy,
That youth takes pleasure in, 10 please his
boy"
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Notice

I hereby given that an election will be
! held al Hay.market, in the county OF
Prince William, on the FIRST Monday in ia
nuary next, for the purpose Of choosing a
President, four Directors, and Urea surer,
to the Faquier and Alexandria Turnpike
Company. A puhctual attendance of the
stockholders to The said institution is ear
nestly requested on that day.
December II Tb3t
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EQUALITY OF NATURE.

Where Fortune has her gifts denied,
There nature oft with seeming pride,
Bestows exalted sense:
And models gigantic mind,
To prove how equal TO mankind,
Her fayors are dispensed.
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GAZETTE
AND
.alcrandria Daily advertiser.
PUBLISHED By
SAMUEL sNOWDEN,
RefxL-sTHEET.
Daily Gazette, 7 doli,. Country. s dolls.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER II. 1918.
Selected for de Gazette.
Foa E. T. M. D. G.
/ said 10 tile rose that looked langid and
pale,
, As unsunned in the greenhouse it grew,
II must bear yon away thro' the cold win
Try gale,
For TO Emma the tribute is DUE"
Then il wept--and I said, =" do not weep
little rose,
For the day Of your glory is nigh
On the bosom of beauty you now shall re-
pose,
And bask in the beam Other eye:
"Fsom her cheek you shall borrow the
bloom you have lost, [pair,-
With her breath your faint fragrance re-
And fear not your leaves will be hipt by the
frost, ~
For her heart makes itmidsummertbere I"
"Oh yes" said the rose, "twill be rap
ture divine,
And tho short be the time Of my bliss,
Yet freely my poor little life I'll resign,
Ifmy leaves she embalm with kiss. !"
1" You are right" said !, " rose, the sweet
pleasure to prove,
For at death what such soothing can give,
As the ki,sof affection from lips that ue love,
!lndAekps in remembranee.tO ivs'
Farewell, little victim, your fate ! would
share,
Tho one half should have to resign,
For the kiss-erery kiss would be yours, |
could swear,
And the hope-the hepe only be mine. !"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-17

The Northern Lights We're observed here
a few days ago. They were very vivid,
and presented variety Of fantastic appear
ances.-Tha beauty and splendor OF the
scene was strongly contrasted by mass Of
dense broken clouds near the horizon, be-
hind which the Aurora was seen vibrating
in rapid motion, occasionally assuming the
prisma,ic colors of the rainbow, and sheet
ing with considerable velocity towards the
zenith. The spectacle forcibly reminded
US Of Thompson's description Of this beau
tiful phenomenon
--'. Silent from the north
A blaze Of meteors shoots ensweeping first
The lower skies, they all at ono. converge
High to the crown OF heaven, and all at once
Relapsing quick, as quickly re-ascend,
And mix and thwart, extinguish and renew,
Each other coursing in maze Of light"
Laserpool Courier.
Extract of letter to the Editor of the Bos-
ton Daily Advertiser, dated
Washington, Dec. 8.
eft is more than probable that the mo-
ton of Mr.. Forsyth, to prohibit the expor-
tation of our coin, combined with specu-
lations in the newspapers, may excite some
apprehension of the ultimate decision of
congress on that subject. II is, however,
my opinion, that no probibi,ory laws will
be passed, and, if any, that it will not ex-
TEND beyond the scope Of Mr.. FPS motion,
which is limited to American coin. think,
however, there is general persuasion "a
mong the members, OF the inrxpediency of
interfering in these concerns: at least | have
met with none that will be in favor of ge.
neral prohibition. Is also believed that
the bank Of the United States has been
charged with sins, &c. consequences for
which il is not responsible, and that there
will not result from the examination, any
facts amounting TO violation Of their char.
ter.--Amoug individuals, no doubt, there
has been more Of selishness and monopoly,
than was consistent with delicacy or duty
but Of these some viii be punished, by the
consequences of their own grasping opera
tioni; and for those who escape, innocent
purchasers and subscribers ought not 10 suf-
fer"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-17

Chas. Goldsborough, Esq. was on Mon
day last, in joint ballot of the Legislature
of Maryland elected Govemor-hc receiy-
ed 40 votes. Col. Frisby Tilghrnan, the
Democratic candidate. had "a.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-17

We learn that the General Post Office de-.
partment is about to issue circular to all
postmasters, directing them not to receive,
in payment for postage, the notes of any
bank that will not redeem its paper with
specie, on demand. This isa strong indi-
cation that the government will persist in
demanding specie of all banking institu-
tons with which it has any intercourse a
refusal to comply, will, of course, be con-
sidered an act of insolvency on the part Of
such institution. Wash. City Gat.
lis currently reported that John Ora
ham, esq. of this city, is preparing himself
for mission to South America. The court
Of Brazil is said to be his destination. A
more energetic minister than Mr.. Sumpter
is certainly wanted there during the pre-
sent state Of our relations with that power.
1t is notorious. that our citizens are now
suffering every ihdignity from the Portu-
guese authority, without redress which,
we hope Mr.. G, will be pretty peremptory
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DOMESTIC HAPPINESS.

> y 81 ~ @ ~ q ~ .
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of agi.ated m,ie..y. How little did ih.
king. The members u the house vi bar.
Lament. how little did Lo'd Melville hlr,.
c.f t!nnh ,ha. all iii, Formidable rprcs,
VAS created by needy scIiLb.rr at Ii
writing desk who was working tu.EA.
wsges without any more perso,.al arina.
.ity sgairst Lord Melville than he r,t,.
sainst the ashes of Al xander the G,ra,
The London papers denonis.te tie is,
ter OF the Emperor Alexander It, a..
Duke Of Wellington, recently published,
roReERY. They DO no; say VIA; at.
thorIty they have for this statement; ba,
one thingis very plain. whether &, nuine
or counterfeit no che has yet beeu allie
10 understand il.
Bat. Fed. Peput.
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would rather have a war with England
thar that England should be neutral and
we at war With Spain, Our seamen
would go INTO British ships and for many
years we Should not be able to recover
the carrying trade.
Mr.. johnson, of Kentucky, made a
speech in iavo. OF the amendment, "h'ca
displayed much genuine feeling and no.
norable ardor in the general cause OF IL
bcrty,
The committee rose and the house adj
journed.
TIE above is rather a parce! OF DIS
jointed fragments OF Mr., Lowndrs an"
Mr.. Smiths speeches, than a transcript
Of the speeches themselses.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-28
.alex'a. Common Council,

H,kcH 26, 1915.
Nathaniel s. Wise, the member eieci
from the third ward 10 tie place Of CO.
Derealp. resigned, apPesrcd, and after
being qualified :ook his seat
TIL. Council went in.o q committee ri
the Whole, Sir. SorgaH in the chair
when tie &C, entitled "Ah ac' 70 amend
IN aot e..;i:,ed an &C. 20 G ,-1!Z. 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-28

lieutenant Stewart, sent 'rcm this port
las, week 10 an,rd her relief and srp-
Miss. Ia, since returned, with in,Jima-
ton that whenever The ice b eaks up, thH
slcap will proceed on her voyaee
HaiiElr, March -.
By IN arrival frrm Antigua We Fave
been favored with the fai'oHhsg extract:
Several s.izurps have been la'e'y
male at Antigua and st KITS, OF very
serious nature. i,arpeaTs by an old act
Of Parliament TO little regarded Tor q
long time past, as 10 BE- considered "bso-
lefe) that an order in uacil vas nece'-
say to enable Eprppean slips to carry
suapowier, which hey a,e in the habit
Of doing, for tie purpose OF commn'IHe
f.r the ,,pwdcr duty 10 the eoi"nI's -'i'-
being neglected. Eve vessels have been
seized at 81. Kits and News by adm,'sl
Harvey. and one at Antigua by the ,h'
,iers It's supposed tacy viii all be ION
denied"
Prices at Hnlifar, March la--Beei,
mes, Cos bead, ship. s. 4os can.
dies, mould, 2a13; d.. sperm. 5 d
S; O ur, sup Cos, scarce; honTs 81 !;
lard lalS, brisk : mo!as,cs, w. |. 2 3
Q s; pitch II. = 20; t.r IL 8 10 !;
ro,iu % 6; turreGlihe IS o; rice 50 a
20 /; .Gm. ". |. 4 s a 4 D; tobacco. iig,
2Ga5 ); do. leaf. 6; shot 81 !;
tea, dyson. 6; do. sou 6; farley
10
Gov. bills. so DAYS, ) per cent. prem.
Sessonabie Br tisl, goods. we'll lad IL,
! S. ger cent. advance.
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EmsJr, " IcrI-, VI rch II.
MIRACULOUS EsCAPE.

II is but ,eIdol that we read C! more
narrow escape from sppaieLtIy imPend
ing death, Than will appear IN the ioilnw-
ing instance: Jacob spaurbrrg, J. Mil
Ter and Capt. Nal Hlatner, OF the ior n
of Livi ny ;0r. IN thi: county. dung TIE
late food. while endea,oring to ward oil
the enormous quantities Office which ~ere
coming down Roe III Jansons xii. from
the cate Of the fUme Ct SAID Biataer's
grist mill. rhe fuue gave wy, ard ! =.
Spa nbcrg. together With the hume, were
thrown into the rIshirg current oi the
creek, aud wer- 'ecipitated do"n We
~ cragey tail Of the height Il nearIy ole
huadred feet, to the utter ast"HlsAn.eht
Of every one whO brbeid the GrfadiU'
scene He went down amidst cakes o.
ice. piece, Of timber, ana The i"em 81 ~"
waters, so that tie spectators :mmed',
ste.y lost sight Of nan, AID supposed
him 70 be drow ned lr dashed IN pieces
Rut, strange as it may appear, although
4; ir,t he Wcat to TIE bottom, he arasrr
aad wa. carried down tie rapid stream 10
The distance Of LA { a nil, when hapPen-
i.s t. be driven rea, the shorc, hc caught
hold q, 4 ,ho:n bu.h, By which ne drew
himself out If the waite. Bein. so much
! bruised as TO be unable to wG.k, he lite
ally crept Up tie kill TO a ne'sab"'ing
hou e. ablut qusr,er Oi a miie from Inc
creek, where he received every k!nd aud
humane attention. F sm thence lie was
carried home, II the establishment OF his
di.t.essed family, whU expected never u
see even his li;eie.s BODY. 1t IS sad
| that Mr.. spaunbcrg had 80 lar recovered
from the bodily irjyry he bad received,
as to Se able 70 al eud TO his business.
From The y. I. Com .5arer .Idrch 90
LATEST FROM HALIFAX.
To our Boston correspondent We are
| indebted for a file Of Halifax ra"ers t"
rae l4th instant, inclusive. A paper OF
he 4th states, that on the I'd "his excel
iency the ear OF DalhUusle ave his as
sent to the bill repeating the act resuIa-
ing the plaster trade
The Acedinn Recorder OF the IA b m.
stsnt gives tie fo.Iowins account 81 tie
unfortunate siilatI1n o! the s.ooP Alert,
captain snow, Tilich sailed from this PSI {
with provisions and clothing Tor The suf-
! ferers al st. Jyhn's:
:" Tie american slncp Alert. Snow,
+ { ga Eew-YoGk, with car" Of proTi'
sions. &c. Tor the distress Ell Inhabitants
.! 81. JcLn-s. Newfoundland, put iRtu
Pores HaILUr Oh The 6ia .Esie;i ~ Gi,-
tr,s;, having sp.urg I.ak-her sari'
Pit ami tVrr. ole ,nan lost o. aboard.
AID azotier i.czen. Tae Ear Da.EursI,
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From The Savannah Rsprbticar,'Hcreh Is
YnpnuTaST-t true.

TTOW fNH fIHthHHuh
rmpogrAST-iff true.
We are informed that respectable
farmer, who was in town yesterday, re-
ported that an Indian runner arrived Oh
the frontier Of rattnsIl county, on tie
18th inst. bringing information that the
savages had made an unsuccessful 81
tempt to surprise the ter 'es under zen
Jackson at place called the famstock.
near Flint river. II was light when our
army was assalied, hut so well were their
arms directed, tnat FIVE HUNDRED OF
the enemy were LET, dead on the He'd,
and among them svrral 'rhtf's and NJ.
groes, All tn, wounded we're carried II;
50 that their exact loss could not be as
cer,ained Jackson is represented as IA
wing lost one hund.cd men ID Killed and
| GUIDED
MORE INDIAN MURDERS
The people nhaD,t,ug thu southern Sec
ton OF this state, have So long been e1'
posed to the touana~k Of the ruthless To-
dams. that we hoped before now to have
heard Of some measures being taken tor
thor security put from the following ex,
tact oil lcttrr to a gentleman IN tbs e.
T., i, appears tat our hope. have been
win. lie fault lies somewhere: Ii oucl
t. be relressed. Humanity AID every
bla,dcr feeling Implanted ny nature III
the human breast. as .,eil as CuI iaT',
make i, the inpc,ious duty c! those in
authority 10 ar, est this carnage, Tins
waste Of the lives OF the most u.e'ui
Class Of our citizens, by the ferccivas de
! mons OF the wilderness.
l." Bethel, lG ynn cy,Go) March Is.
lia,iag written You Two days ago,
hare noth,ug 20 cornmunica,e, but the
disagreeabic news (which ] have just re-
ceircd frum uEqu.s'loDsb'c aucOri y
that ore hundred indians have been seen
sixteen niles from this place Oh The 81
,i.las. Two or three GAYS ago they kilied
, a white n an. The people are ali mo'ii
off a. quick as they can: aud IL some a.
sistauce be not gwen u, we shall pe C.
; b.iaed 90 remove iike~isc.'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-06
Carpetings, Flannels, sc.

Carpetings, Flannels, sc.
DOBERT McCREA & Co. have just
IL received from Britain, via New ork,
large and elegant assortment Of common,
fine and supefGne ingrained
Cdrpetings,
in texture, patterns and colours equal TO any
of their former impprtations A black and
green crumb cloth white and red
Flannets,
Of every quality; three point blankets /;
hushiDgs IN assortment of Scotch
.MuslinS,
consisting of plain, book and null muslins;
sprigged do; very fine plain and sprigged
lenoes; book, null and corded handker-
chiefs, sc. &c. /; bale oil linen bed ticks,
containing an assortment.
They have also lately received canton
grapes; cashmere shawls; imitation me-
rino do T; furniture chintz bombazettes
burlaps droghedas domestic cottons-
which with very general assortment OF
goods in their line, are offered for sale on
the most moderate terms.
October | thstu6t
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BIZ JOHN JACKSON 8. Co.

On WEDNESDAY, at 10 a u
At the new Auction Rooms, corner OF King
and Water streets, opposite the
Union Bank,
The sale TiH commence Of an ertena1e az
sortment Of SeasOnabie Dry Goods,
among which are
] bale double miled cloths
blue plains
heavy hempen ticklenburgs
5 India co'tons, madras long cloths,
sannabs, gurrahs, baftas and emerties
bale drogheda linens
second cloths
trunk rich caicoes, beautiful patterns
chintz furnitures do plate do
rich laventines and aorences
2 cases domestic goods
2 Irish dowlas
! Carlisle gingl.ams
Canton handkerchiefs
| cords and velvets
Sayony cloths and cassimeres
Cloth and laventine shawls buttons
Pelisse cloths; gloves; ribbands
Cambrics; toilanett vestings; grapes
Pocket books; suspenders; broglapores
Sd mourning shawls; sewing cotton
Box and pack pins; fOrentines
Cotton balls; silk and twist, &c
ALSO carpet nearly new; with some az
ticles OF furniture
Conditions al sale
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Office.

DURsUANT to decree of the fIonora-
Il BILE Court of Charles County IS Court
Of Equity, I shall expose 70 public sale It
Port-Tobacco, Charles county, Maryland,
IN Wednesday the 18th day of October next,
all the real estate of which General John
Mitchell died seized, lying in Durham pa
IRISH in said county, consisting of two tracts
of land adjoining each other, called Folly
spring Resurveyed and Mcek's Park. con-
tanning about T30 acres. This estate is ST.
tuated contiguous to that of Colonel John
Tanoe's, near Maryland Point, and within
two miles of the river Potomac. is consider
ed one of the most healthy in that neigh.
which is already strong, is thought 10 be
susceptible Of speedy improvement ny the
use Of clover and plaster Of paris. On this
estate is a very considerable body Of wood
and timber, which if converted into money
would probably pay the purchase money.
k-mx The Improvements are two story
@Hf dwelling with two rooms and
H. passage on each floor, and cellar
IssEess under the whole, kitchen, Negro
quarters, barn, and corn house, and IN Or
chard of some OF The choicest fruits.--A
more particular description of il is deemed
unnecess Try, as it is presumable that those
inclined to purchase will view The premises
previous TO the day Of sale # viii be sold
either entire or in parcels tor the accommo-
dalton of purchasers The purchaser Or
purchasers will lie required TO enter INTO
bond, with approved security for the pay
ment of the purchase money in one, two
and three years, with interest, payable an
nually from the day Of sale and on the ra-
LITIGATION Of the sale by the Court. and the
payment Of the purchase money, and not
before, a deed or deeds in due form will he
made, con, eying all the estate, right, title,
interest and claim, 10 the premises that the
said John Mitchell. deceased, held in the
same, which title i. indi.putahle.
JOHN BARNES, Trustee
September dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-06

Salt, Rum, &c.
dSO SACKS Liverpool ground alum salt
F"o 1900 bushels do do do do
100 sacks do fine DO do
80 puncheons Sd pr. fine favored West
India Rum sugars
80 hhds LIST and Cd quality muscovado
800 bags prime green coffee
500 reams Wrapping paper.
600 lbs Spanish fiotant and Bengal indigo
5 pipes pure Holland gin
90 quarter casks sweet Malaga wine
40 casks London refined salt petre
4 bhls North Carolina honey
GOO lbs do heeswax
Gunpowder, imperial, young hyson and
hyson teas; old Jamaica spirits and cognac
brandy; old port and Madeira wine
Ground and race ginger pepper; alum
Pimento; nutmegs cloves copperas
Best -four for family use-with general
assortment of GROCERIES-all of which
are offered for sale on moderate terms, by
BRYAN HAMPSON s. Co.
September 8 3m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-06
Prince-street Academy,
A feD doors suest Of ii. Farmers Bank.

TINE subscriber most respectfully in
/ forms the inhabitants of Alexandria,
that his Academy is now open for the re.
csption Of the respectable youth Of the city.
His evening instructions will commence
on Monday the 98th inst. Yourg men who
wish 10 avail themselves of the opportunity
would do well toapply Immediately, as the
number will be limited. None except per-
sons of moral character and responsibility
need apply In this Academy youth shall
be expeditiously taught all the varieties
pertaining to an English education, the va
rious branches of measuring ; prepared for
the Counting house, Navy, &c. Tie pub;
lie in general, but particularly Parents and
Guardians, are invited to visit this institu-
lion, observe The order, and manner Of in
struclion, and Judge for themselves. APP
plicaion to be made TO the Professor al the
Academy, where the terms will be made
known. JAMES CADEN,
Prof. .Mdth. &. Natural Philosophy.
September 81 If