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psietoss would he Happy 20 gel I'D OF
Them. a law is now extant. which de-
clares that slavery shall not exist after
the year 1927, and preparations are gva
dualiy making 10 carry il into effect.
Mr.. Ford concurred in the opinion OF
the incongruiiy, and contradictory p,in-
ciples or the bill. Mr. Hopkins offered
AN amendment, which went not TO declare
That slavery cannot exist, but 10 emanci-
pate all blacks al the age OF 25, exempt
ing The master from all obligations to
maintain his slave, but 10 pay for their
services subsequently rendered. MIR. J.
I. Spencer could not avoid Offering a
few remarks OF The subject He perceiv-
ga. il was true, some lille difficulty about
The bill. but vas IN favor fir, aud ,houghi
1t could do no harm. He Was no, in ia
Yer OF The amendment, and thought il
better TO pass The bili, aud anticipate
| The act which liberaies all slaves in 1927
| he thought II impossible 10 make owners
liable Tor The services OF their slaves.
! MT. spencer did not say word on The
! subJcct oi the three blacks, whose" names
he caused 30 be registered. i'm order 10
secure their services" although j, was a
favorable opportunity. A motion was
| made Tor the committee 10 rise and re
port. Mr.. Speaker said that he would
90 as Tar as any citizrn 10 alleviate the
| miseries and evil Of slavery but tina, he
did not believe that this bill ould effect
The object. In 1927, all s,avrs wonld sc
Tree, making the adjustment gradual aati
beneficial but now II this bill passes,
the most ponr and disabled will be
cmancipsted, and thrown upon the coun-
Ties Tor support. Leok, said he, To ynur
s,a'e prisons and peniteniiaries, are they
hhed with slaves No, with free people
OF coior. Brfore the law vas pas ed,
"hicN abolished slavery in 1927, an own
| or OF slave would offer 100 dollars for
| MS apprehension, when he abscouded
| no" 'hey nher SIX cents reward and no
charges. II Ibis declaraiory act passes,
"ui Soh consent 10 support The aged
emancipaied blacks from ihe treasury q
NO. WIN me counties support them
| no; torn some counties they put up their
poor Tor sale by auction MIR Thompson.
OF Seneca, said there was much difficulty
on 'he SUBJECT IN rrcOnciimy slavery 10
our institutions. and much difficulty in
emancipailng them he offered an
| nfndinen' 10 apprentice the blacks al a
certain age. General Swartwont moved
to REJECT HE bilIi; Il thought il all unne-
res>ary ono. IL would go far tn assis,
IN Tie work OF emanc patton his vote
was recorded III that house 20 wears ago
against slavery bn' this bill wonld do no
gS"d 10 master or slave, bur fill our Door
houses and prisons. The commiire rose
ana ihe bill was referred TO select com
niifee, alter Mr.. Williams had made a
naming patriotic speech, about liberty.
constitutions. and all that kind of thing
pretty enough in theory, but very much
~ variance with his practice. Mr. Hop
Klns offered resolution that both houses
adjourn on lie l7lh of March.
MAJ 4dy
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SLAVERY.

NEWYoRK, Jan. 20 The bin dpclar.
ing That slavery cannot exisliff this state.
was callcu up in tbe assembly, on Wed,
nrsday last. General Root spoke Tor
some lime IN favor Of Tie bill, aud auos
rcd Tie Declaration Of Ind pcndencc, the
constitution, Tie character, and insitn
tons If the country, 80 proof that slave
~ cannot, and ought moi 10 exist in this
slaic, ard urged IN strong terms The pas
sage Of Tic Iaw. Mr.. Verplanck consi-
dercd the bill as Homogeneous did not
emspcipale, bm merely declared that
slavery cannot exist, and founded also
Upon principles which could mol be de
tended The number Of poor decfcpif
and aged blacks would be increased, and
become public burden, and their pre-
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CAPTAIN ELLIOTT.

To undertand his letter. the reader must be informed
that pamphlet has been lately printed at Washington
and anonymously circulated, purporing to give Cor
re'pondenee between him and Commodore Perry,
Touching personal difference which formerly took
place between those officers The pamphlet is without
name or Editor. printer Perry is d. ad WHO
Is this that thus undertakes to disturb the living
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INTERESTING FRoI peRyANeuco



ddted PernanJucO, Nor. 10
rus country Is, believe aboui TO folIo,V
the steps al The mother country and il il ILn
universal oplnion,ii will succeed fhe neonIe
are Oniy waiting 10 Know whether or moi The
king sill accept the terms proposej ,vh;cb
nave reached ST. Salvador, and saiIeh for Rio
but there has not been time TO know Tho re.nIt.
but TIE u a. II may IL is thought all will termi-
nae quel'y ana without blOodshed, although
great number Oftroops aIe here vino a1s
supposed TO be at the head
AH0ther eTtTdct - December G.
Since my last, this place liaS been All CON.
I"SIoh, o"nig TO The discovery of plot to
murder ne governor aud MANY others aud
tdereby enect "a change OfgOvernmeut .-nut
ne has arrested Il great number of officers "a
well as individuals. which il is thought will
l 10, Ihe present prevent change taking place.
Ems affdT has prevented produce coming tn
market, aud those who hold any will moi sell -
Peters5Gyg Rep.
The following article is handed us for
publication, By Member Of Congress:
[NaI. Int
Lndian5.-The bad effects OF having
IndiaB their annuity in money, and sin
permitting the private and pedling TIA
deTs To go amongst them, are illustrated
IN The following extract from a letter.
dated Fort Wayne, OHIO, Nov. is, 1920
from gentleman Of great responsibility
AUD who was an eye witness Of the scenes
he describes
More than 1000 people, from Ohio.
Indiana, Michigan, and New York states,
are nov here OH visit, forming host
OF petty fraIeTs and wlIskey dealers, &c.
These visitors carry OH trade, gambling.
horse racing, aud mutual swindling. and
every kind of dcbauchery. They have
come he;e from all quarters, in lie hone
OF gratifying their curiosity of gaining
by trade, or sHindliDg by gambling, 80
as TO carry of some portion of the dol
lars given by government 10 the Indians.
THIS they mau. ge to- feet by Ceiling the
Indians drunk, and then trading will,
them. TIE consequence OF the present
system Is. 10 make TIE Indians idle and
ImprOvldent, depending on their annui~
lies, viii which they ought To buy Their
blankets aud Decesssrics. But, whrD
these are received in cash, This set Of
internal lIdfpies and blood suckers de-
Drive them Of Tie whole, for ubiskev and
useless frd,hets, aud iea0c them in tUotse aad
mare "oiea condition than Jefore they rece,U
cutie money"
No man can read tho foregoing with
nnt ieeling how dishonorable such pro
cerdingS are 10 the country Of whichib
individuals call themselves citizens and
the 'iuie !or paying out tbe Annuity.
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vessels u lie United States winch en-
tered from, and cleared for, ports in
France /; together with the tonnage of
French vessels which entered the
ports of The United States from the
same, during the years 1916, 1917, Is
Is and 1912" We have the accouo,s
from the several Collectors for only the
three FIRST quarters ut 1920, and, as the
documents in relation to the fourth
quarter will MOI come forward tmeous.
ly To be furnished during the presen,
session uf Congress, the statement is
submitted, exclusive OF $50, AS meet
ing. SO far as the Treasury records fur
nish, the resolution of the IIuuse Of
Representatives Of the U. States, Of The
Sd Jan. 1921.
am, 'ir, with great re>pect, your
most obcdlenl aud humble servant,
JOSEPH NOURSE.
Hon. VIM. II. Crawford,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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a statement showing the Tonnage of YES
sells 81 the United States, which entered
from, and cleared, for ports in France to.
Sether wi TIA the tonnage of French YES.
sells which entered the ports of the U.
states from the same, during the years
1910, 1917, 1918, and 1919.
1916. 1917. 1918. 1919.
American ves-
sells, entered, 44.S09 1924 SO 701 28,5O1
Do. cleared, 30,5l7 1926 1900 2O, $40
French vessels
entered, $500 1l,747 1921 2O,42s
NorE.-1hc returns from New Orleans
do not shew the destination of American
vessels outward bound, nor do any Of the
ports give that of foreign vessels. This de-
feet will hereafter be rcmedied by the oper-
alton of the act. entitled "An act to pro.
vide Tor obtaining accurate statements of the
foreign commerce of the u. States"
TREASURY DErARrMrNT,
Registers oHce, Jan. Is, 1921.
JOSEPH NOURSE, Reg.
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rer 1Cibr l.. Sfakcs end Trance
0T7IcIAE cccGmEHf.
IterNsuRr DEPARTMENT.

x gi>i - OiFicp, ian. Is, 1871.
PR have the honor to transmit
3 s,4.ciocu. showing The tonnage Of
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Millions -" \ letter from Jacquemel Of the
och lee states that President Bower rad
found 1T the Cape upwards Of Mirty millions
of cOt!aCs left iy Chrisiophe; and that since
lien, Hayden aud Spanish money was cousi.
dPlpd OF equal value
mr. Torilf add that The ship Panther.
Austin had arrived At Lima in ninety five
daysirom Boston. and was 10 sail The isi OF
Noscmbei 10 company with the u. s. friyate
Macedonian.
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The long report from toe Committee NJ Finance to
the Legislature Of Virginia. psbll,hsd ia this days "a
per, excludes almost every iing else from our ooomas
~ We have received 10 northern mail for
the last two dsysti
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rreiwlit " anted,

freight Wanted,
~SSY For the ship POTOMAC. Charles
.G& Bradford, master; burthen about 500
hhds OF tobacco or 1000 bbls -four The
snip in good order and ready 10 receive a
cargo Immediately. For terms apply to
JOHN JANNEY & SON.
Who will purchase good wheat and wool
well washed on the sleeps back.
TThe Editors OF the National lntelli
gencer will please insert the above once a
week for three weeks.
Smo9 1awtf
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P. WILLIAMSON
Certificate.

The subscribers respectively. 10 the con.
slant use of P. Wiliamson's patent coffee
rooster, teel j, pleasure to bear testimony
to its great utility it is truly emitted 10
the name il bears, Economical roaster) and
we'll suslans the character and description
published of it. This machine consumes
the smallest portion OF fuel, the least time 81
labor in the operation, and invariably insur..
ing the most excellent quality to the roasted
coffee, are considerations worthy the atten.
ton OF the prudent and savng.-To such
we can recommend this rooster with the tul-
lest confluence. having proved it for our
selves. Although this rooster possesses the
advantages above stated in a pre.eminent
degree, which ofthemselves are quite sut-
Gent to introduce it into universal use, yet
| it possesses another and more important adj
vantage the great saving OF coffee. by roast
ing it in close vessel, considerable portion
Of its flavor and strength. (which in the old
way flew of and was lost) is now retained,
consequently much less coffee will be re-
CURED.
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Pe',nlanship,

on Wednesday the 9Th inst, at the corner
of King and Royal streets, where he Will be
happy 10 exer, himself in promoting the I'M
provement of all who may please to favor
him with their patronage.
The system he teaches IS calculated to
.stablish ease, accuracy and expedition; IN
point of elegance and velocity it is believed
to be inferior to no one extant: 1t is embIac-
ed in Is lessons only; and very seldom is 80
hours necessary 10 acquire perfect know
ledge of it. Should any diligent scholars
fail in thi, no charge will be made tor in
structing them.
Avariety Of specimens of the improvement
of former pupils may be seen at the school
room which it is presumed need only he in
spected to satisfy the public of the utility OF
the system. Gentlemen are respectfully IN:
yited to call and examine them. Specimens
of the teachers writing to be seen at this Of
fee.
Hours of tuition for gentlemen from S TO s
A. NJ. and from to P. M.--For ladies'
from 0 to II A. NJ, and from 8 TO +. M.
Terms. Sc.
N. b. Lessons will be given in families,
if required; and ali pupils taught 10 make
their own pens. =
aug
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COMMUNICATED.

DIED, in Dumfries. Va. on the Goth ult.
JAMES REID, Esq. aged 81 years.
Mr. Reid was a native Of Scotland, and
emigrated TO America in the early part OF his
life. About thirty-seven years since ne es-
tablished himself a. merchant IN the town
of Dumfries, where by his strict integrity and
urbaniry OF manners be gained and ever re-
tanned the respect and esteem OF all with
whom he became acquainted. He was a
man of strong and intelligent mind, frank
and candid among his numerous friends /;
kind and generous TO all mankind. As CT.
tizen he was 6rm supporter OF the laws OF
bis adopted country as a merchant, he was
lust and honorable; as man, he was Z" the
noblest work OF God" His death has caus-
e1 a chasm in society. which will long be de-
pIored; and while bis surviving friends cast
the n, an,le of charity over his foibles, his
many virtues will long be cherished in their
remembrance.
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Was Committed

ITO he Jail for the county OF Alexandra,
ID, G.. on the eth inst as runaway a
negro lad, named CHARLES THOMAS,
about five feet five or SIX inches high, OF
yellow complexion, about seventeen years
OF age; he has small scar on his upper
lip, and one on his right cheek, also one
scar on the right side OF his nose, says he
came here with captain Sampson, IN coal
vessel, from Norfolk; that his mothers name
is Sophia Thomas, and is living in Norfolk.
BuckIeY's square. He is indifferently cloth,
ed, aud states that his mother is free, and
AMI is recorded in Portsmouth, in the CLERKS
office ,kept'by Mr. Wilson, The owner IS de-
sired TO come prove property, pay charges,
and take him away, Otherwise he VIII De
DISPOSE OF as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAN ELL, Tailor.
auyQ .aw2m
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ocrner of Prince be repaired, provided
the expense does not exceed FIVE dollars.
Ordered, That Messrs. Robinson,
Mills, and Vowel be committee to ex-
anime the gutter on the South side OF
Prince between Fairfax & Water streets,
and report to Council.
On baliotting for member OF the
board of Health, Robert Hunter was duly
elected.
Extract from the minutes,
Test, l. P. THOMPSON, G. G.
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II Office.

II Office.
TAMES Fl. ANDERSON & Go. having
u assigned their stock OF Goods, Books,
and debts of every description, to the sub
scriber in Trusts for the benefit OF their
creditors named in the assignment, this is
therefore. to notify all persons in any man.
uer indebted TO the said firm to make pay.
ment to me, or my order, being the only one
authorized to receive the SANE.
\ SAMUEL LINDSAY, Trustee.
\ AleYa odria Jniy 81 81.
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For Sale,

For Sale,
4 FIRST rate new COACHEE and harness,
N and new GIGS and harness complete.
Also second hand philaI -,pnla built Gig
AM; harness complete For particulars in
quire OF John Suter at bis coach and harness
shop Royai-sreet, soutt of Prince-street
1C.iRRI.fGES made and
repaired in the neatest manner, by
aug 6--6t JOHN SUI
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p. WIL!IiMSON'
PATENT
Economical Coffee Rooster,

Htoho"stld' CoUoo Nooo'tfs
TINE subscriber has the pleasure of an;
Il nouncing to the public thai general
supply OF his Improved Coffee Boosters of
all the different sizes can now be obtained,
on application to his Agent,
John Irimble,
ut No. So, South Ca!uert-st. Baltimore.
(or such other agents as may be by him APP
poiuted) 10 whom he requests all orders may
be addressed, and which will receive prompt
attention.
The extensive demand in the city of Bal
timore, and the neighboring states, has hi
tberto prevented him from furnishing more
than partial supply OF the roasters which
circumstance is in itself, strong evidence Of
their utility: and the following certificate
will show the estimation in which they are
held by number OF the most respectable CT.
tiZens OF Baltimore who have proved ny ex
perience, the benefit resulting from the use
OF them. In all the modes tor roasting cot
fee heretofore adopted, and now in common
use it must be evident to the most common
observer that they are attended with great
waste of fuel, oppressive and fatigueing la.
Tor, as we'll as perplexing uncertainty in the
result, ard when we consider the vast mum.
Der of persons whose unhappy lot it is for
several hours in each week TO be stewed and
roasted while burning and spelling the fami-
ly's coffee, it becomes concern, worthy the
enlightened ana benevolent, to encourage a
plan completely calculated 10 mitigate those
evils, as well as 10 economize largely for the
multitude Of housekeepers.
In addition to The testimony presented in
favor of the use of his rooster, the inventor
offers another, the strongest in his power to
offer, or that the public Can ask, which is.
if on a fair trial, pursuant to the accompany
ing directions il should not answer the pdS.
poses herein stated, the purchaser is at IN
berry to return il, If uninjured) AID receive
back his money.
P, WILLIAMSON.
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TlIrnpike Road.

DOCKS Of subscription hayig been opened oy
Dthe commissioners authorised to take suoscrlP-
tons to the Middle Turnpike Company from WI,
I.y,s to Alexandra. The public Is hereby notihea
that the same will be kept open daily untllt lin
dav of Aug. next, at the Town Hall. For the
accommodation ofsuch as may desire to subscribe
alter the separation Of the commissioners, the
hooks will be lodged every day at the Bank OF A.
i.xandria, where subscriptions will be taken b$
one of the commissioners.
iulyss aa!A
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sA4, READING-ROOM ~,
EG2s, MARINE JOuRN ~
ARRIVED

PORT OF -ALiXANDRL4, Aug. s.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Stag, Nevett, three days from Balti.
more, freight to Merchants OF he District,
ana Tobacco to Tho's Rowland and Capt.
Garner.
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C. Rigdeley Of Fl. Henry Keerl
Thomas Tenant James barroll
Mrs. w. w Tay Tor, John Gregg
Mrs. Sarah Fl Norris r. Waters
Mrs. Dr., Hall John Hewes
Evan Thomas. jun. hos. / Sheppard
Mrs, r. Ricaud John w. Wilson
Mrs. N. Williams r. II. OsgoOd
Mrs. PhiIe Towson Hugh Birkhead
Mrs. ID Williamson, VIM. Wilkins, Jun.
Mrs. Owen Dorsey, David Barn9m
John Cugle F. Gordo,. Foster
Basil Williamson Jacob Myers
samuel X. Jennings, Evan T. ElIicott
Maxwell Mcdowell Benjamin Edes I;
Talbot Jones Mrs. Daniel Rowland
Jonathan Manro Allen Dorsey
Samuel Stump J. NJ. Cbesbrough
Joseph V;ckers c. Deshon
John Duer, Phillip Lttig
C. R. Fife AsaheI Hussey
w. l. Horton Fred'k. G Schaeffer
VIM. Bose Fred'k. Schafer
Thomas Murphy Peter Snyder
Rembrandt Peale Charles Crook
Edward Palmer saac Munro :,
Gerard |. Hopkins Dr. John Cromwell
George Warner VIM. !. Alcock
Mrs. E. Ward VIM. Howard
Esther Balderston Luke Herman.
Fl. Niles
n1-The Patentee would dispose OF share
| in bis patent right for one or more states, TO
those who may be disposed to manufacture
| them for sale and would take an interest
therein, with view TO the saving OF freight
and OF insuring to such states, more certain
and regular supply or if more agreeable to
a purchaser, he would dispose of the sole
,;ebt for one or more states. Communica-
tons on the subject addressed to him or his
agent in Baltimore, will be attended to.
The subscriber being appointed agent for
this place, has on hand, and expects to keep
a supply of the above Coffee Roasters.. TO
which the attention OF the inhabitants OF A.
Iexandria and its vicinity is respectfully so
licited. C. STABLER,
Upper end of King street.
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WritIn. Academy.

q G. DEETH, respectfully informs the
-. citizens of Alexandra and MS vicinity,
that he will commence School for the IN
structon of young Ladies and Gentlemen in
ihu art of
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Sale at Auction on iS months
Credit

BIZ C. r. GATHER, Georgeto1rn,
ON Friday 18th AUGUST. at o'ciock,
~ A, NJ will be sold at nv Warehouse
Congress street without reserve, my entire
stock Of DRY GOODS The Merchants
Of the District viii find II to their interest to
attend and they may get good bargains, and
the Credit so long they NAV make the goods
pay for themselves Among them are the
following viz:
scases sup blue cloths,
2 - assorted do.
- bale reserv'd list blue; do
l. blk bombazrtts
- Asserted DO
l case assorted sewing Silk
- Tx do
- Sup 90 cambric
u Null muslin
! - book do
- steam loom shirtiug
s. SUP print, very handsome
- assorted do
3 do ribbons
- linen cambriCs
cases cord velvet
- pelisse cloths
- cloth shawls
- worSted drawers
bale l0-4 rose blankets
L. 60 do
1 case kid gloves
l. blk senShaws
l. do sarsnetts
6 colored thread
l. silk hose assorted
l. cambria hhdkfs
- blk Italian Grape
i sprig muslin
-- veStIng
- cotton hose
TViN be added and sold by the bale, bales
GERMAN LINENS, such as
Whie Ticklenburgs
II II bleached DO
Brown do
best two sealed Hessians
GEORGE K. GATHER, Auci'r.
aug 9
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For Boston.

For Boston.
.E{ The schnr. Hector, Snow, master,
will sail On "Wednesday next; tor
hrlSht oi zoo bbIs. 81 passage apply TO
4. l. 4 "a. ADAMS.
Who hare for Sale,
80 bags coffee
4Ol sacks salt
500 bushels q. 4. salt
100 bhs. prime pork
f'h mats cassIa
iU0 boxes soap
5000 pounds SOal leatbss
20 ioZ cali skins
500 rsaDs cap psper
~ hhis Euslish ISLAND molasses
- qr casks mOuntsin Malaga wine
Pipes, sppes, quarter casks slslly Ma
dei.a VINE
100 bags pea ,er
laU bbIs No. : i 2 mackerel
2OJ bbiS ground plaster
Boxes ilu>cat wine
81 hhls beet, No &S
l5 bhis bright VarnIsh,
leo 10 tar
10 boxes sweet Cordials
Nth a geHar,l assortment OF groceries and
Mp Chahdery and palhts; which WI: be sold
hw oct 3
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Removal.

II P. WHITNEY begs leave to acquaint
IL his trieLds and the public IN general
TIA, he mas removed AIS shop rom the corner
nj Fairfax TO the corner OF Prince 4 Water
streets; where he will be happy to supply
his customers as formerly, with any descrip-
tinD that they may at any time need as
low lie trusts, as any other 10 The District,
md h. likewise wishes to inform them
that he has lust received fnll supply OF all
most every article for the approaching sea-
sun, which will be found an object Tor those
that need such goods to call anu Judge Tor
themselves.
n. b. Every description OF ready mace
clothing con tanlly OH han, ana the low s'
prlt Is, and any orders fulfilled with Punctu
any aud despatch.
s.ut IS 3law4n
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DANCING.

MIR. GGNERES has the honor OF in,
vi forming the ladies' ami gentlemen Of
Alexandra. that his
Dancing School has Commenced.
Mr. G. soliciis The parents to send their
children early in The season, that they may
reap the benefit ~ the practising balls.
The young gentlemen who are DESTROYS OF
learning this polite nd'innoceni accomplish
ment viii! do we'll TO commence early
The first practising ball will be IN
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, the 18th
inst. fer the Improvement of his present and
former scholars. nov l3-3t