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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-30
LATE FROM SPAIN.

Letters from Cadiz 10 the eth January, OF
undoubted authority contradict the report OF
the convocation of the extraol binary Cortes
TO decide upon tie invitation of the king to
Laybach, adding, that the high powers had
not, in any respect, interlered in the affairs
of.SpaIn.
A Trial had taken place at Burgos Of
those concerned in the insurrection there, ia
which seven persons had been condemned
to death and FIVE to the galleys.
Fed Gaz.
P,.b,,opJ March ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-30
Washing,on, Jan. %.

WUSNEHStUW, oU"' ~
Mr.. Antrobus, the late British Charge
d'Affaires, left this city yesterday mornings
10 embark at New York On bis return to
England, tor the purpose Of taking bis seat
in the House of Commons, OF which he IS
Member. 1t is but just TO say OF him, That
his public department, during his residence
here. has been urbane and respectful TO the
government to which he was accredited,
and polite and liberal In society.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-30

Yesterday, the executive Council appoint
ed CAPTAIN Bernard Peyton, late OF the u
nited States Army. Adjutant General OF
this commonwealth, in the place Of Col. c.
w Gooch resigned.
Mr.. Samuel Taylor Of Manchester was
also appointed Judge of the Genera Court
in the place of Judge Peter Randolph, who
has moved to the Western Country, and re-
signed bis Office.
Mr.. Mathew n. Rice was also appointed
store keeper for the Penirentiary, under the
la;e Act Of Asse mbly. Comp.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-30
APPOINTMENTS.

Richmond, Mdrch 81.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-27
Richmond. October "a

On Monday evening, about so'eloek, Mrs.
wbi,lock, temale who takes in sewing. was
sno, al the door Of her own house, near the
New Court House, by pistol. II appears
that the pistol was charged with buckshot ;
she received two or three wounds in her face.
Il is rot supposed she i, morts'ly wounded.
The person at present suspected Of this abo-
ninable act, is a man Of the name OF Word
formerly constable in tbi, city. He has
been arrested-and is 10 confinement on the
charge.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-27
Petersburg. October 2S.
srPERIOR COURT,

On Friday last, came On before the Supe.
rior Court OF Law Tor this town the trial OF
Charlie, Jones, charged with the murder Of
Fm. c. Register. This cass occupied the
whole day, aud was not brought 10 close
till about nine o'clock at night. when the iu-
~. after retiring for about Is minutes return
ed with the verdict of gully Of murder in
s.e second degree. and sentenced the prison.
Ell to confinement in the Psni,ehtisry, for a
period oil l8 years.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-27

Inpo.ts Of Cotton into Liverpool from
the lst ofJlnuary, TO the LIST September.
1891. 204 iou
Bales Cotton, same time in 1890, 1855
Decrease, 9i6oo
Imports of Cotton into London from
and To same period, 24s0o
Same time, IN 1920, 6cooo
Decrease, 422E
Imports of Cotton into Glasgow from
and to same period, zo'o4
Same time in 1920. 32S3j
Decrease, 1851
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-27
Charleston. Oct On

VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.
BY the arrival Of the British shin Con,
sAIR, captain Petrie, in SO days from
Liverpool, we have received London pa.
pers Of the 9th, and Liverpool of the 9Th
of September.--ln addition to the alb.
stract Just given, we find but few more
articles from which we can CLEAN any
thing interesting:
The Cotton market appears to be full.
With the xceptions of Sea Islands.
which were rather in request, every spe.
cies Of Cotton has been Offering freely at
the prices below The business of the
week ending the 9Th September inclusive
was total of 400 bags for consumptiop
viz. AL Sea-lslancs, 1873 Orlesns. $50
Tennessee. 1874 bowed Georgia, Az Per-
nambucoes, $50 Bahias, Ill Maranhams
10 Paras, 795 Minas Geraes, SS Demer-
aras, LOG Carthasenss, and lee Ben.
gals.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-27

"The Minister n Ne CIif- .S'syi,e 3.
sessions sst ID express TO The King al +
detonss, to iuioru bis MAJESTY OF wha, s,t
transpired.
"On the 9ad, much agitation Prevailed
The trial of Muriiio was vehemehtly dem,
ded, and much impotence Manifested t. 4,
the Kings answer to the comuluuie,,n,
which it was known bad been addressed =.
him by the Ministers.
General MoriIlo issued a Proclana,.,
IN the night o. the 2Ist, in which be dsucn,'
ces the malignant aspersiOns which desisn.
ing men had cast upon bis reputation hs
aisely representing that he had used bis "a,
bre against the assembled people. AFs,
giving an account OF bis efforts to restore n.
Ter, be says. My sword, which will NJ.
YER use but against the enemies of our com
Try, remained IN the scabbard. spoke w,,
moderation to all, ard only endeavored r.
suppress Outrage, and enforce that r.s.c,
which is due to th: laws and the ro,em.
ment.'
The Journal de Paris adds, in posts,iD,
dated ten O'Clock on toe evening Of he s5b
"1'bs Kings answer is Just arrived. Hr
majesty will not accept the resignation Of
general Mor,llo, but orders that be shall be-
tried by a court martial. This answer :
not yet known by the public. An lmmeO.
populace occupy the streets. An explosion
is expected"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-27
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS FOR THE
PAST WEEK.

Men York Dolly advertiser QEee-0e. q,
COTTON.
The import this week was $50 bales
2o7 UpIands
l5S Louisiana
81 Sea Island
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-27
SS6 bales

$50 bales
The transactions of the week were very limited
About az bales fine new crop Upland have been
landed, but no sales effected. Prices,
Uplands, ne" crop, 10 asked
do old do Ian
Louisiana, l6al9
Alabama lial7
FLAXSEED.
This article continues to arrived market, and
has advanced little since our quotations of last
week. Sales have been made at 81 10 dollars,
and oneas nil h as 9, for rough. Clean seed at
SO nominal
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-27

SUGARS.
The principal business doing was in West In.
dia, Muscovado and New-Orleans Sales were
brisk for the latter at 10 5U IL 25-lOO coils.
The stock Of sugars in market is very small
We quote Havana brown, l0l2l.a,n
New.Orleans, superior, ll6cal225
Do fair, 10 81 a 10 IS
Havana, white, superior, Is
Do do seconds, l45Oal5
! Cuba Muscovadoes, good, aIOjD
St Croix, prime, 1850. -
Do good, lI5oaR
MOLAeSES.
! The supplies in market being much reduced.
an advance has taken place in all descriptions.
We quote
New Orleans So sc
Martinique and Guadalupe 33 s.
COFFEE.
There has been but little business done in Til,
article. We quote
Havana 80 cents
st. Domingo 80
Lasuira & Porto Rico 81
ASHES.
Inc Pr'ce' Tor this article nave not varied since
last week we quote
BR NDf.
This article has been in good demand, and cou
siderable sales have been made in the course Of
the week. An advance has taken place, SALES
.". '0-ioU o'i'. anu SUM
ppov,-ro~e
p.e ,.., =,
'0' N'-' "'~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-27
FLOUR and GRAIN.

These articles have generally declined during
the last week, whilst the supplies foom the south
and the interior Of our state, have been consider
able
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07
POSYCRIPI.
s. IKENDEK OF LIMA.


NEw-YoRk, Nov 5.
Captain HllaId, of The fast sailing brig
America, VIM arrived al this port OH oaiur-
cav Morning, in As days from hOntevIdeo,
has furnished an account OF the captulation
Of Lrraa, dated at ST. Iago de Chill, 18th OF
kusust, which was received by express, over
hrn. several days before The America sailed,
Gresr TejOrclngs took place at Buenos Ay-
irs
CAPTAIN n also informs that the above in
tamalion was previously received by the
E.glish bag C~ciIia, which arrived at Mon
l.lIdro 5lh Sept. from GuayaquI'. winch
place she lett on the 10th June, at which
IIu,s II was reported, and currently belisV-
ed, that Lima had capirulaled, and that San
Marta was in quiet possession OF that place.
:. wasa well established fact, that G. chrane
vas in possession OF the port OF Callao hy
clDTu'a,tcn.
4 continuation OF heavy gales hal been
experienced at The mouth OF the la Plata,
BON the 2$;h Angus To ne 4 th Setp' smher
70 wh,r the English brig Ann, trom GiAraI-
tr, csgso LraHdy -nd vines, was lost near
AgntryIieO; cargo mostly saved. English
tIiy Clyde from Liverpool. lost near MaIdO-
7, ,O--seVrn ni the crew saved, cargo part
j. ,ay,i. French brig Jo-eph,ue, from ha-
,re with valuable cargo OF dry goods, trst
leir NaGunadC; cargo entirely lost, aud
Ems, u the crew drowned. nuBheT Of -
I%,T vessels were lost between MOntevIdeO
AND Malduna6O, during the same gales,
winch had one Ia pIsceS-smongs; which
were supposed To be two English and ore
/ lurIugurse vessel; and IL Is pr sum Tie
Gew, pgrsnei There was much dama2e
done IN the narbor OF NonlevIdeo 10y the
| & e, bII 10 vessel entirely host.
FRuM SOUTH AMERICA.
F. lh,s ARRIVAL il will be seen that the ru
MOI OF The t,iI cf Lima, into the hanis of
Sn Martin, Is again IeNned--tut the news
t,n tuat place /, only to the 2ulh Ul June,
ssi consequently the news of the defeat Of
I&n Na,dn. la our iurme dates Down TO lie
ga ut Jujy, remAIns without any positive
watraGicuon. [Com. tito.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07

- rae stamp duty thereof. But making
a., deduction, the price is yet nearly quad
,,,IaI since the year 1885, and Is more than
20 ,s mech as Is now paid tor any daily
,,,g>p,D. printed IA the United States. Ii
,r /, said, and We admit the truth OF the
lark. thai more labor is bestowed IN ge-
al on thp London prints, and greater
Grsrsi,y gwen 10 their contents-anc there.
w.. they are rendered more worth the nigh
~, y, nr,ce paid for them, But 10 thi. We re-
o,t thai If American publishers OF newsPa-
rs,. we're but Just to themselves, they would
.rs,t n their power 10 be lust also to lL.ir
'.,Ie,s. II tuey received proper price for
,Ss,r d.lly or weekly sheets, they would be
.,I,e 20 20 10 g:eaier expense IN cattT ring Tor
40 orblic TASTE, IN embeilishlng their CO.
INNS with the productions of different
I,af,, aud ~ Improving the mechanical
lr.ocn Of the business. Ii is scarcely credi-
n. bn, many hands are employed IN pre-
,..r,,,, the materials for an Ergll>h newsPa-
,,r. For one paper, during the sitting OF
! ,.,.mep,. we are informed, dozen he-
,,,,,.,s are employed, OF whom it IS almost
tr,pr,r,lcabIe here TO procure one, and still
Ia, .yactlcab,e to compensate him adequate
w., ,o,ua ,r,v 70 ..v that in
The United States generally, newspapers
are a. g zap as they wese IN England hity
var. ,Pu, aud hundred per cent. cheaper
i,he stamp exclus,se) thaa they are there
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07
Public Sale.

y pursuance 81 Deed OF Trust from Da-
: vi Eo>,, and May his wite, ani J,na-
81 Ness, 10 lie Suh>Criter, Ia secure tie
,No' ut "l certain sums Of money due 10
. ny" >r'th, tie acUiog Executor q. Joseph
.'l'' hr viii proceed To sell on the prem,-
: IN i"-,iay The eight day ~ January
" u''l Oi ltni containing 60 acres,
,'p nf i'>>, situated in Prince William
1'H, safe ~ Virginia, beng part Of 4
cf',eI hu, Rland, un which u erected :.
''.t Merchant Mil, known by the name
.arA.trt MAJ. Also. ~. tract OF land
"1''s me house and lol in the village Of
"'''a, co Esr Of Love aud MIIl-stTeets
'noPrr'y is more fuly described ~
.5r ainir>a'd, now on record in Prince
.'n county, LID No. 7, Folio 253
.''s 10 coma enct al l2 o'clock.
Nv order Of the Executor,
". HERSEB1,, Trustee.
~ !, d.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07

FOr DuStON,
~, The schnr Hector, Snow, master,
Sssi& will sail on "Wednesday next; Tor
freight OF 200 bbs. OF passage apply to
A. 4. A II. ADAMS
Who luce for Safe,
so bags coffee
400 sacks salt
5000 bushels q. A. salt
$50 bbls. prime pork
goo mats CasSIa
100 boxes soap
5000 pounds soal leather
90 doZ calf SKINS
500 reams Cap paper
40 hhds Eng ,ish island mo'asses
50 or cask, mountain Malaga wine
Pipes, pipes, quarter casks Sicily Ma
dei:a wine
100 bags pepper
l5O Lbis NO. - 2 mackerei
200 bulls ground plaster
Boxes Muscat wine
So Dbl, beei, No 4 2
Is bbls bright yamlsh,
loo do tar
TO boxes sweet cordials
with general assortment OF groceries and
ship chandltry and pants; which will be sold
low oct 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07
Lindsar 8 Hi,


Offer for sale the following articles.
100 hagsbeads, 81 Baltimore and PENN
45n barrel. sylvsnia whsskey.
to hhis Isl s. I'd N. Orleans sugar
ID do n. Orleans " India molasses
10000 lbs hanisume green Coffee.
chests j. len caity boxes, gunpow.
1902 der, imperial T. young Tyson ieas,
J oil an excellent quality.
pipes French Brandy
2 Holland Gin
Jamaica spirits
2 or casks LISBON
80 do Go Malaga, }WlNE
90 pipes mountain Port
POO POO s 6"sne1 n" coarse SALT,
so boxes NYMauuiactory Soap
32 do lin
500 DO N Scotia herring
b Bags pepper
hhds ciuer vinegar
flould candles IN boxes
Nett and gross shsd IN bb!s
Timothy y clover seed
Family -four asu-ual
0SrWe wish 10 purchase wheat, rye and
com. sept 1t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07

J In Ii. I.add 8 Go.
JEAVE just received from Marsellies per
L 4 brig Venu. and offer toT sale,
loo casks CiaIet wine
leo boxes Il bottles each old claret
% do white wine
"a do Muscat de t'ronlrgnac.
opipes brandy
rs h,xes white soap [sosp
600 pale blue doubled, hoiied g. maibied
10 casks snperhue sweet oil
II baskets II bottles each do
80 do = do 90 do
10 bags each TOGO superine Corks
Isl weigh, Corkwood
For Sale or freight,
hi, The good BRIG VENUS, James
:.5SsL Kelly, master, huriten li2 Ions
viii be III orderto receive cargo IN lew
days. Apply as above.
10th oct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07
MARY MOONEY.

F.! - U.S. Received a very elegant assert
nrn' ct Leghorn, Hats, from No. 81 to
-, Wy htniSome straw Hats. choice Chin
,.'"s' Feathers oi different kinds, Swans
ID I'''u'sd EImine's, figured and P!ali
..''''' wn.ie figured Satin and figured
\. 'n' q, black Italian Grape, black Leg
80 "'', 'ack chip tiats, straw Gimp,
" ENsH : Fors'sd tiosr, children's Hose
-, ,-i' N'D!S. NOV 6-St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07
Centreal Tavern.

IcntIeaI IaVCIn.
TsNHE subscriber inform, his trends and
the public, that he has commenced
Brewing BEER al his establishment on
kmg-st. opposite
CENTRED ROW,
And that he will al"oys keep on hand, a
supply 10 furnish retailers aud families. on
a good terms as can be mad in The District.
m such quantities "a may snll them. Grains
ami Yeast may be had as usual during III,
brewing season He has also opened al tue
same place. a house of entertainment for thr
accommodation oi travellers, and those who
may call on him. lie vii always have his
bar filled WITH the best OF liquors, anu hi. sta
bIes with the best OF proyender.
JOHN LAWSON.
n0y2 eo3t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07
phincas Jannev,

4 As jus, received p.r scnr. tiilaD, from
l. / fhudd,Ipnla and ode rs Tor sale
{ anil. .Ee~ Orleans Sugar
Is key, Cat Nails and br+ds. assorted
from ! to lod. rom the Phoenix Wort IS, near
i.uJs!eipins. QuaIly much approved.
ur st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07

Patton 8 Butcher,
|! AVE received per the ship Boston
L captain Finley, from Liverpool, the
balance OF their Fail ,ssor,mrn, of
HARDW ARE.
CONSISTING OF
Nagg0p boxes
Hoop non, J TO ! inches
Su"e lr,n
hound in small ICES
Sheet lead
Shot belts, powder TASKS, s. bird bags
fluntsmens patent Horns
l.. Blisered steel
Anv'lis 4. wees
Siedge y ban hammers
Knives 4 forks
Iron wire
Locks, hinges. screws.
&c. &c.
oct eaw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07
For Savannah.

,1xpn 7he slip WhHELNlN4, YIN.
E&5tssss. Wilson, naster, will sail on the ath
INST viii ,ate Freight or Passengers, Oh
moderate terms. Apply 10
NAiH. Wa FTLES. or
w. F0WLE q 60.
nov 3 -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07
THOMAS CHIADS.
Ki.NG-STREEF-opposi'e the Mechanics
Bank,
] < As just receiveda handsome assortment
l. a vi llardu are, Military aud Fancy
tSUNitS

GUOitS
Or tas nnwesr and most fashionable Patterns,
which he offers for sale at very low prices
Tor cash--to wit:
ivory, Buck Bone. fopi and Farbanck.
fable and Desert Knives, and Forks and
Caryers RsZnrs of superior quality. Pen
Knives fire SCISSORS, Clock Shoe and Butch
er-knivrs, Pocket and Spurlsmen's Knives,
plated Ca>turs, Snufers and Trays, Japan
Ell tea Trays. Walters Bread Baskets, dress.
ing Gases and Spitloons, brass CandiesriCks,
cloak an6 curtin Pins, stair rods and Eyes,
Erl'aria coffee and tea Pots, sugar Dishes
ana cream Pots and Spoons, M"rna CO pocket
books, thread Gases. note Books. Wallets,
needle r oGS. card Cases, and ladie. Rete-
cles Cloth, Hair. Gum, Tooth aud
Hearth Brushes, showing Brushes, Boxes and
SnaO-s variety o. fancy Soaps, patent
pomt TASKS aud shot Belts, whips and
Spurs, raZ"r slrops. silver speCtacIes, Pencil
cases atHmhifs and hodkin.. steel ROdkins.
steel shutters, patent key I,ngs and hest ST.
yer ey u nee lies tortoise Shelf tuck and side
Combs. variety Cards, Ree>s water colors
warranted Csmeis halr pencils, leather
backgammon Loaris and cbeSs-men, goid
AMI silver epauirt,, Ice. cord and thread,
gilt and pIaled eagles, swords and helt
mounlings. piupes. pistols, green wire fen
derS, shovel and tous>. brass and irons,
fancy he lows. gin and mahogany frame
per booking glasses, mahogany toilette las
srS, &c &c.
.ay T. 4t l2awSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07
COACH ND" h;

An kinds nt non work Tor carriages;
co,cn folding steps; coach and gig sprmss;
w,liCh be viii warrant ah' se'l On ftasoha'
III. ,.r,s-Aiso OH sprIns- repaired IN Tie
n.a,.., n amer All orders viii be- thank
iuI,v received and promptly attended To-
ana all kinds nt Garage WI itFF''e'
IN TIE best manner, ara On ING suoi'ess mo-
ti.e. mach Ssh
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07

Eurs and peitltes.
Il Ill be sold at pubic auction on Mon
W day. The l2tu November rext. 3! IL
O'Clock, A. Nj. ct N. v oI.huuse OF the Su-
per'nenoant OF Indian trade IN Geoigeionu,
III Inis 10 suit purchasers. Tie follow ins par
Gels 81 Furs &ni reITIrs. principally receiv-
ed from Tue t'ted States ladIan fac.or,ts
or lie hlis-culi and upper Mississippi, viz.
575 ID Beaver
$500 kaceon Skins
1920 Muskrat do
254 Otter Go
I'll Ninks and Fishers
l46 Rabbits
!l3 Wolf
402 Cat and Fox
603 Bear
~ Cub, and
1888 lbs OF Deer Skins
A credit OF % days will oe given Tor an
purchase exceeding 2Oo Veaars, cp APPROX
ed endorsed notes.
THOS L. MCKINNEY.
oc' io--eotd sup. Indian Trade
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07
GEADiNG-ROOM
MARIN 81 JOURNAL.
.URT or ALEAAADRII. nor. o

S'hr. Cent, Capt. daliest, u DAYS from Bos-
u AEeisht TO Wm. FoIsie y Co, Is. HanD-
"a = soa, in H. L.aad y Co. Phineas Januev,
,ays Il. Rowland. VIM. True. and the master
.,' he'-w Schr Mary, from Boston, schr.
. Jun. Venom, from Portland, one deep loadei
- anu seye al ir,i'ad vessels.
Steamboat ioJ),uac, Capt. Quals from Nor
=, Nl,a A,sen.ers.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07
I;iach-s.nitilinG.

ntst:g y. ikEt NAN.
gs aXI\G commenced the Blacksmith
1 ( mg business, on Royal street. hei"ten
P,,,c. and Duke streets, viii be glad 10 ex-
ecure any work iu his line; particularly
IiAaiu ND;i h:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07

- teacher.
s'llE Subscriber, a gra,iustr of Trinity
College. bu1hn, " ,,hes 10 take Charge
OF an Academicai Institution, against the en-.
suing year, hIs system o, Educslun IS .nlirs-
y move. ami Calculated 10 render, the, stu-
a. D ui To, senior anL mJuui classes b,lu ia.
.n!iiar and expeditions. complying tie
Latin, Greek &, French
LANGUAGES.
MYTHOLOGY, HISTORY,
Modern AMI ancient GkCGkArHY,
ENGLISH GRAMMAR,
Greek ami Lsun COMPOSITION,
French ~. III pIost ami ms ire.
RHEIOIlC, in ali lis various branches
Writing and 4 riihmetic.
Any communication directed TO the sub
scribtr Midd!eJurs, Wit be stric!ly sll.nd-
cd to. J. b. TRACY.
Loudoun county, Oct 80. II
n. b. Mr.. Tracy wonid have no obiec-
ton tores,de win one or more Iespe clable
families in capacity O: Tutor.
my
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-05

fears. and peihsps unio,ent ionaiy he the
means OF tetm minating its cxistepce by tale,
similar TO the one We have just recorded.
From the Charleston Courier
Thonksgiviay.--l, ~ . wise and vener able
custom ia New.Eogland 10 set apart one dsy
IN the year tor the voluntary CONNIE moi alton
Of the divine favor and goodness, aud II is
pleasing 10 sec 60 correct a custom gaining
ground In our county. Not tLat IN New
Englsnd, or any whete else, It requires year
10 roll over our hesds to cohv,01e us ot tho
everlasting tnorcies OF Heaven. The sob-
lime suuctu'c OF the upiverse--,h ,his bssuiilul
landscape, the earth--,he msgb,& cent ocean,
now assailng The clouds WIN us loan, and
,heo nes,ling tho little bids on i,s billows--
tho glorious san, and those sweet scntinels Of
light, the stafs--tbe voice cf Tho thunder and
,he song oil The linaet--wbo knows any thing
OF these, aud can for . moment doob' .h. SUI
prcmo boscvolence Of the Almighty Yet all
though every instant be fruitful In blessings.
we are ina,ten,ivo and do no, regard---we arc
'gnorsn, and do not apprcciate--wc are un-
grateful and do not con- ~. s,e 3, fish
as d will not undefst ,m. bcst re-
quiee TO be seo'inda duty, and tho
thoughtlcss must be Il always. Il is
wise, therefore, to select tho reason Of glad
ness, end point to the Source oi Good. When
the hosbandmaD rejoices, for ,he harvest is
ripe, end the poor 20 into The field TO CLEAN
The sheais. which God ordains to bless
The widow and the fathericss
IL becomes man 10 acknowledge the vc.
ward Of his iabors, the blessing OF his hope.
and the goodness Of the Givcr Of al, Things.
Then especially should he pour forth tho
grateful incense Of his praise and devotion.
The Almighty deserves the praise OF his
creatures. The fswer pays It's worship in
iragisn, cxhals,ion, and the lark when he car
OILS st the gate OF Heaven, in the praise Of
heir glorious maker. Tho sun burns in
ceose daily, and the virgin stars keep nightly
vigils--the mysterious anthem Of the forest
proclsims It's devotion, and tho sea declares
its obedience as Il rnurmors into retose.
Every momen, Of ,ime bears an errand Of
mercy, land should not be allowed to pasD
without an acknowledge men, Of gratitude.
"Ye chiefs for whom the whole creation smile
Crown the grer hymn -
Parents Us. Sehooimasneys. "A case ia
Philsdelphs, has recently been de cided in.
volviog principle, which we hope will new
or be shaken BY soy decision Of court Of
justice bcresfier.---A SCHOOL, master IL sppesrs,
Of high fespec,abiliy, was prosecuted for sn
assault and bauery, commh,eG on the person
Of one of his pupils. II ,uroed DOT in evi.
denee, ,ba, the BOY was told by his mss,er on
his entfsoce, 10 shut The door that be COM
piled with the command but VEN mutierinC
10 his seat, that hc was cbsstised for his iulI
pertinence, and actually dew knife on hs
p,ecep,or that he was disarmed, and somo
blows inilieisd With o kno,ted cord that tho