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The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-06-06
From the Charleston Courier.
o HAVANA.

By the schooner Eliza and Polly, capt:
Forsythe, in 4 days from Havana, we have
received our files Of papers to the 23d
inst. Upon carefully looking over them,
we find nothing OF political Importance
No additional news from Mexico.
BY an order of his Excellency Governor
Many, dated the Btu inst, no foreigner
will be admitted into any port of the ISL
and of Cuba without passport duly GER
tilted or endorsed by the respective Con.
suls, Vice Consuls or Spanish Agents re-
siding al the several ports Of their depar-
ture; and that no ignorance may be here's
after alledged, this order has been pub
lished in the Daily Government and Com
mercial papers.
In the "No,icioso" Of the 18th We find.
inserted The following declaration of his
Excellency the Superior Political Chief
(Gov. Gen. Many We insert it below,
in order to give publicity as much as ?os-
sible to this oFfciai contra diction Of the ru-
mors which have been spread concerning
the political condition OF Cuba. and of the
city of Havana particularly. This docu-
ment refers to a letter which doubtless our
readers have seen.
"BY Don Nicholas Many, Lieutenant &c.
neral Of the National Armies, sc. SC.
&c. Captain General of the Island of
Cuba, Superior Political Chief of the
Province Of the Havana, &c. sc. &c.
&c.
Whereas, having understood tina, in one
of the public papers Of the United States
there has heen inserted a certain letter.
supposed to have been written in this Ca
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THE GAZETTE .
THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1922.
Richmond June /.

The u. S. Circuit Court is now sitting
in toe Capitol in this city. On Tuesday,
came on the trial Of 5 seamen, part OF the
crew OF the Moscow, captured by the US.
ship Hornet, and sent into Norfolk. The
evidence against these men, was so slight,
that Mr.. Stanara the q. S. Attorney de-
ciinei TO press the prosecution: The
Moscow was armed as a vessel oil war
she stated herself TO have been taken by a
Colombian ~priyateer; and she was cru'z,ns
under a commission from that vessels Du.
no act of piracy was proved upon her, and
according to the decision of the Supreme
Court, the prosecution would not lie unless
an act was proved to have been %perpetrat-
ed by her, which on shore would have a.
mounted to robbery.-fhe Chief Justice
assented to the law as land down by Mr..
Sianard, and the jury without a moments
hesitation acquitted the prisoners.
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strike oui one, and send The repainins ), i.
names 70 the senate, who strike aut w
Their. They bold their Office during auo
behavior, and receive a Fixed salsrF. t ~
high court has cognizance Of caus2s as.a
ing ambassadors, ministers, consuIs. ~
diplomatic agents; controversies ar;s Sas
from treaties and the negotiations ofms
executive. &c. Congress may estabI;ose
other courts, superior and inferior. 4
Judges of the former 10 be appointed .s
hold their Offices in like manner a. ~
judges 81 the high conrt. ny
Congress shall divide the TERRITORY ~.
six or more departments; over each !,
which an INrESDANT shall preside. w.
shall be the organ of and subject to n.
president. Every province shall havs
governor; in like manner subordinate =
the intendant.
Very prudent regulations are laid do.,
in the nature of a Bill Of rights. The +
berry Of the press is established in Il.
same manner IS we enjoy il; and ieal@s
provisions are detailed, to protect persos
al liberty. The trial by jury is adoutsS
The rlgDt Oh pttnlOeenlture and all s0rts f
entails are prohibited. All Spanish tils
of honor are abolished; and The grsotiss
of nobility or hereditary honors OF a..
~tinctions is prohibited, as also the cre,.
ton of officers, whose cmoluments are n
continue no longer than the good behsyia
Of the incumbent. All foreigners are toE
received and protected, and those wn
have rendered services to the. republic n
the war Of independence. shall be equalr
eligible as natives, to every Office, moi n.
curing nativity in Colombia, provided
they possess equal qualifications.
The former laws not inconsistent with
the constitution, are to be in full force, iii
altered. The Interpretation OF tie con.
stitution is vested ia Congress. Amend.
ments are to be proposed by two thirds Of
each house, to be taken into consideratioa
| after at least one bali of them have gone
out, and others been elected; after which
if the amendment is adopted by two thrd,
| il shall be valid. Certain grand tuuda.
mental principles Of the constitution are
declared to be sacred, and not liable to
any such alteration. Fed. Rep.
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still in the hands Of the roya'is's,, olocka-
dea by sea and closely invested on the
land side by the republican army. The
rovaIists are represented ashayins in that
mort 4 frieate, a corvette, and three schoo-
ners. ready Tor sea aud provisioned Tor
six months, but whether they would at
tempt to break through the blockadlng
SQUADRON was not known.-Ih they may
have been ready for sea, but we doubt that
part of the report which states their being
provisioned for s,1 months, asst was known
the garrison had been much pressed by
want OF provisions. On hearing OF the
blockade, the Hercules, with 300 barrels
OF -four FROM Curacao, had returned to that
island.
TOTAL DEFEAT OF MORALES.
The Commandant at Caracas had re-
ceived an official despatch, confirming the
total defeat of the royalist General Mo-
rales. His division was entirely destroy
ed, and he is represented, by n account
as having fed singly to the mountains by
another, that be had escaped to the Island
of Oro-his defeat, however is certain
Porto Cavetlo is therefore the only spot
now held by the Spaniards throughout the
whole extent OF the Colombian Republic.
Fed. Gaz.
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h MARINE LIST, M
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA
ARRIvED,...JUNE A, {
COFFEE FROM THE READIso-aooM BOOKS,


ARRIVED, JUNE A.,
Steam boat Potomac. Norfolk, Passed
several inland vessels during last night, but
as they were at anchor, could not lean
their destination.
Schr Rebecca, Patuxent, tobacco 10
YIN. FowIe & Co.
MEMORANDA,
Ship Commerce. Mcknight, hence At
St. Thomas 2ist ult.
Scbr. Hilan, Morgan. hence, ar. at Phf
ladeIphia 3ist ult.
Schr. independence. Little, cid. at Phi
ladeiphia 3Ist ult. for this port.
SIoop Java, Vail up at N. York lst Inst,
for this port, to sail 10Th.
ARRIVED. JUNE 5.
Schr. Twin Brothers, Baker, Sc hours
fin Baltimore, a full freight to merchants
Of the district.
SAILED.
Brig Hope, Dixey, Bremen.
Sloop Favorite. Srrout, Portland.
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pitaI. stating that the whole Island OF Gu,
ia was In an actual stale OF anarchy, and
therefore, that all property IN tins terrific
ry ought 10 be conveyed 10 other coun-
iyies:-And whereas, DESTROYS as | am to
expose and refute a talsehood so dlscredi,
table and injurious to the inhabitants, !
should fail 10 the duty attached to the SUI
perior commander of the same, were 1
not to make it known as | now DO by
means of this MANIFESTO, that the CT
~ Of Havana, and every province with
out exception in the Island of Cuba, are
al present in a state of the greatest tram
guilty, respecting and obeying the con-
stitutional authorities. and faithfully OBJ
serving the constitutional laws OF the Spa.
n,sh Monarchy, as the most beneficial and
protecting to the civil and political rights
Of the citizens. The city OF Havana and
the whole Island are strictly preserved u
nited to the Spanish Monarchy by the most
sacred ties, and will continue so long as
they are convinced that no other govern
ment is better calculated for them, as re-
CARDS their geographical situation, pro-
auctions Of the soil, population, and ma
tural and artificial resources. :.
And in order that this intelligence should
reach all nations, and particularly those
who are in the habits Of friendly inter-
course with this people, SO faithful, so SEN
sible of tranquility they have acquired by
obedience to The laws, aud by their me-
rits, this MANIFESTO is ordered to be
printed in the "Gazette of the Govern
ment," and copies of the same to be tor
warded by ouI Secretary TO all Consuls
and National Agents in foreign countries.
(Signed)
NICHOLAS MANY.
Havana, 18th May, 1922.
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Extract Of a letter to the Editor Of the Fe'
deral Republican, dated

La UuuyT0, JHuy To-
The blockade Of Porto Cabello conti-
nues; but the Republican force is INSULT
cient 10 reduce the place. Commodore
Daniels, with a credit from this govern
menl, is to go to the United States, in a
few days. to augment the naval force OF
the Republic, and returning to supersede
any other naval commander. In his alb
sence, Com. Bougues is to direct the fleet
at Porto Cabello. Morales has been com.
pletely cut to pieces, and will not be a.
BILE, in person., to revisit Porto Cabeilo,
that is if the blockade is efficient.
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STOLEN GOODS DETECTED.

John Martin, whose brokers' Office at
Providence was robbed of a large amount
of bank bills, has given notice that the
greater part Of the money has been return
ed. 1t was carried to Boston, from which
place it has been sent to him; but he con
siders himself not at liberty to name the
'ts.entieman'' who stole it.
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CONSTITUTION OF COLOMBIA.

Our copy is one OF an edition printed
upon 40 pages, by order and at ithe ex-
pense of government, for the supply o. per.
sons in office, and to be sold TO individ-
uals. An act of Congress prohibits, un.
der severe penalties, any individual from
printing it.
1t declares, that the sovereignty resides
essentially in the people. Its territory
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-06-06
Ne1u YORK. June l.

A letter from an official source to gen
tleman in this city, dated at Madrid, 18th
April, states that the Cortes of Spain have
decreed that prohibited goods shall be ad-
mitted to deposit in their principal ports
st. Sebastians being one, on the payment
of two per cent. ad valorem. The govern
ment were preparing the necessary In
structions for carrying this measure into
effect.
1t was not kAown when Mr.. Forsyth
would leave Madrid for home.
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Norfolk. May 81.

vNOIJ0tes sUuy 1t'
We are indebted 70 capt. Hall, Of the
schooner Alpha, and Mr.. VIM. t. Ander-
son, mate of the same vessel, for a list OF
vessels left, at St, P,erres and St. Bartho-
iomews, which will be found under our
marine head. Also, for Prices current at
those ports which we annex.
Mr.. Anderson has also furnished US with
the following items of news.
French frigates call occasionally at st.
Bartholomew, and lay a few days, sup
posed for the purpose OF watching the
privateers that are continually lowering "a
bout the Island.
The private armed Venezuelan brig San
Joseph, arrived at St. Barts, 9th May,
having run on one of the Grand CaDaries,
and lost 40 feet of her false keel, and 10
repair damages received in an action with
aSpanish man of war brig. Previous to
her running ashore, she had captured Sc
veral valuable prizes. The authorities OF
tine Island Of ST. Barts would not permit
her to lay longer in the portthan the 18th.
ON which day she sailed for Margaritta.
A schr. apparently deeply laden arriv-
ed off the harbor under American colours
she proved to be Spanish vessel, prize
10 the Independence, but would not be
permitted to come TO an anchor. The last
accounts received from the Independence,
stated her TO be off Cadiz.
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We every day hear Of damages sustain.
ed on the Tombeckbe and Alabama rivers
by the late extraordinary freshet. In many
instances, whole families were obliged to
resort to the roofs Of their houses tor safe
ty. and there remain for the water to SUBJ
side. The loss of stock, and injury TO
plantations, &c. must be severely felt.
Mobile Register of .Mcy 9.
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REPUBLIC.

Yesterday morning the scbr. Young Bru-
tus arrived at this port. IN ten days and a
half from Laguira.-Porto Cavello was
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-06-06
Z DARRAH-DENTlST.

D ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies;
HI and Gentlemen OF Alexandra ano
its vicinity, that he has returned to 6Is oO
stand in Mr.. Atkinscn's house on Fairfax
street, where be will be happy TO wait 90
them in the line Of his profession.
inna
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Charleston. Mau 90.

II. B. NJ. brig Argus, arrived here yes
terdsy, lett Kingston, Jamaica, on the 9th
inst. at which time the merchants and
planters were anxiousiy waiting orders
from home, tor the opening of the West
India ports to American commerce..
1t Is reported that the visit of the Argus
10 this port. has some connection with the
trial of certain pirates, who are to be ar.
raigned be fore the US Court in this civ
in a few days. Some of them are said to
be implicated with the murderers of the
captain of a British brig, on the coast of
Cuba, about three or tour months since.
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N. York Com. Ado,

The following interesting article is ex.
trac,ed from the London New Monthly
Magazine for .Aprat:
Government has resolved to terminate
all the commercial difficulties which have
Tor some time subsisted between this coun-
try aud North America. Instructions haue
been SEM 10 the several West India Islands
that the ports should be opened immediate
ly TO the direct trade of the United States,
upon the principles of reciprocity which
had been proposed by the American Co.
Yernment."
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Dentist,

1ICJCtt6t3
May be'consulted for a few days I"
1vA Mrs. ASHTON'S boarding house,
on King street. =.
N. B. The commencement OF decayss
too generally looked upon as a lmat'et
little importance, but then is the N %s.
a judicious practitioner can be OF mr
greatest use to the individual, by stopping
the teeth, or what is generally tefmsa
plugging. The benefits of this operauou
are SO truly important. that ii is lnpT%s
sible 10 recommend il too earnestly 10 W. ~
public-for thousands of the most use.y;
teeth which would otherwise be sacr!'cte
by extraction, on account of their palll'sM. .,
ness, tnay thus be preserved, not OILY ~
many years, but the remainder OF q "Ss
life.
Mr.. Parmly's Lectures,
on the management OF the teeth. Tor 50"
as above.
june n o.
TOR
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From the Federal Republican.

Our attentive correspondents. at Carac.
cas- has forwarded to us the Anglo Colon
biano, OF May 4, from which we give the
subsequent account of the entire deslruc:-
ton OF the remnant Of Spanish despot-
ism:
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DESTRUCTION OF MORALES.

The commandant Of this city received
this morning 9TH an official commun'ca-
ton from the commandment of La Guayra,
with the following intelligence:
A Dutch schooner that left Curacao on
the 29th, reports the entire defeat of Mo-
raIes by the divisions of colonel Penango
and colonel Heras, who chad placed him
between two fires near Los Puertos. His
division is said TO be entirely destroyed,
and he himself to have escaped singly to
the mountains.
The Hercules which left Curacao with
500 bbls. Of -four, bad put back on hear
ing of the blockade.
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We understand there are private &C
counts from Washington, which state that
another interruption has occurred in the
negotiations relative 10 q Commercial
Treaty with France. We are not Inform
ed of the nature OF the difficulty. Mr. De
Melville, the French Minister, is stated to
be SO much indisposed, that he is unable to
attend to business.
NJ York Com. Adm.
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Prices Current, st. Pierres, May /.

Corn, 8 so per bbl.--Beef 9 a 10 SO do.
Rice 3 50a 4 per cwt. dull-R. 0. Slaves
Is % dolls. per M.-peas 4 per bbl.-
cod fish 4 so to 50 per auintal-molasses
25 cents per gallon.
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Prices Current at St. Burts, Mag 10.

Flour Z 80 per Dbl. dull-prime beef 7
do. do. mess do, 10 dolls. no. do.-black
eyed peas l dollar per b1sh-corn SO cts.
do-corn meal A dolls. per bbl-lard and
butter II cts per lb.-rice 3 dolls per cwt.
dull Spanish money.)-rum 80 a 33 CTS
per gallon-sugar 5 90 a 6 dollars per cwt
-molasses 20 cts. per gal.-Current mo.
ney.
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A man in Tioga county, state of New
York, has been sentenced TO thirty days
Imprisonment in the county jail. and to
pay a fine of SO dollars for b~tasphemy:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01

e ANAW Ai from lie subscriber. sep;enitI
a - last, negro IMAM named JAEREI"r culls himself
Years OF age "itan feet 10 Hc's high, slender
soaps ~ lne baci hats hcmisii 10 the
oy me small ax, two Of his lower front cu anj
some OF me "r"ef o' lie front, considerable
MS uiu'F zap hangs considerably, and lie >lcss i> touuc
great N'a White speaking; las cutie large "isser be
sl'"ks wili great deal % h'linyU ic
i'h ~ ra'qIier county; purchased him twelve
h,on'nS ago OF iT James S'ip.aTd Of tbs civ. His
pow since lie has been with Of
rage driIef OwhicI hc has been Hic
m." 'lhu fres!etrl ss, FOR The hast fifteen ears
re l'> VIE living with The Rev. Kent
county but think mos, prInhe he has made his u;y IN
q tue North by the of ir deric shurg "
ne !" eat away salt of stprt cloth. coacc
waistcoa aud Partitions, nsrlv dark qc5hgd nn
an od S.i OF the kHd OF cloth with huwo SHIRTS
a' c'"Na-iati 90 glazed hat, With silver han round
it--siocs a.d stocking.
WA pa! i!c ahOHe reward il delivered 10 in hic
'l Of rye dollars and customary charges, ii secured m
any Jail 50 that get him again.
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NOTICE is ljEREDy away

At the Subscribers will srh on FRI (, and S.}
me lst aud I'll ddps II FLr1.uy At ii air ir not theu
on the two first fair tierpn,cr; H. following real
personal e'a'e which, them y Waiter Shell
tor y deed Of record in the Office cnrico county to Sc
care the Creditors therein specified TO VII:
The SO AhE OF lots whrrron ;lc said Wafer shell
20" h'es resided, tying ard being in Of rnrico
adjoining the city Of Richmond bounded b, i. siy,r,,
known IN The plan of said city, dc v II street
Oh re Soth street on che Eprh, I'm Tie west
uu -th street The with ali and sinclair the build
inSs' %e thereon being aud containing v"aeres.
y tac OF land in Heinrich county, called and known a.
'tfM' "" Hrvtrn, adpinn. the ,Il' of Nathaniel Sol
cen ana Others, containing b. estimation acrcs-llso u
cart TWO horses, and she pa,ncI,iOn utensils,
Miti r crops Nc treOa ash ;creO api,criainmg will
the anpurtenghees, &C.
o Anoiher tract al lad r said county, ;hc last nep-
TONED tract Formerly owned by James Bridgewaer and
TO si shelto" by John Finders Iby deed record
county c"uT' trustee 81 aia Gridgewdter, containing
about twenty
g. Another tract in said county containing five acres two
pN ahu lweht poic> 'norrSr less suned near the city
of Richmond, and the n road caing from Rockets TO
burton senior aud Frances Ann his wife knowna No in
me PIN thereof made by John Williamson, and OF record
said county court
=. lot Of land living in s1id county conveyed 10 said
sheon Nv deed OF record, from Thomas Cowes Wiz,
ana known m plat thereof made " ienrri for
Underwood as lo No y fronting II feetO II
tended. 3cd running back 100 feet
O. Two Other losoi land adjoining the last mentioned
hnowh IN Sln Pn a. number ten and nGnier eleven,
yeye TO said Shelton 10y Richard Adams, of record ia said
T. Another lot Of land living Rockets Poplar street
commencing NJ tome on SAD Poplar street, crrlcr it,
the property of Wiltshire W. Lewis running thence sonili So
degrees west 81 feet 10 w g thence in Tie
corner Ia No 10 AMI ~, ten nOrt degree, ,s feet
inches to Poplar street, thence with pupi street south CT
degrees east So iee inches 10 The beginning ein No
- in said plan together it'll ali and >ingulsr tie buildings
SC. conveyed said Wer nv homas Pulling anI wiic by
deed OF record in said county court.
g. The life interest >d Shelton in another I,t at Rock
cts nrar ite landing, according TO dred from Su>aun
Lewis 10 him ard othcT record in The Office said
p AH the right hie and nicrrs, which ,dd Walter She!
tot has or POSSESSES ' aud 60 the estate If Alexander H. s-
ton deceased brother ofihc half If county
and 10 whom s' pfh fher Join Shelton o iinno,rr
cpinty estate devise and Which brother departed s
nF- a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
RAPPAHANNOCK 1CNDFNiY

EIHIs Institution win be opened the r, day of Ne
'cmbcr ncNl- under the superincndGucc oi Mr. O'Fle
", late President o. the itmiurd Academy gebfcr5u
ighly qualified 90 discharge it. ducs witl honor himself
and bcnrii 10 bis pupils The continue the same
ICTetOoie-Ihr Trustees considering accuracy cUrur
sltlon and n reading lHugug &c, inIura.
objects, have resolved that OF fiem attend ON Is
Saturday to hear the scholars read EXTRACTS cr
eminent Hpors, and to receive 10 Grill
cdily examined The AcHdcly enjoys eScusite nN,at
,dEe ~ rendering those exercises particularly beneficial
ihr pupils n lie possession uf about thousand well cit
sen books, mich may he of impoS
them fteir parents guardians Vii. impress on itir
minds disposition 10 use 1t, IN Will The
AMI trustees In this respect, in the fGHnc>s Oft stu
aon ~ She sraci'sucs Of the buiig aui in the eoo
ness c ihe living the trustees hn0T pt private hc0
ft~. tg
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FEMALE EDUCIITT0Y

MISS DOGGS viii continue her scl0u for The
" 4 Young ladies The ensuing, year, The residence oil
~ the CONT of lpusl. The pupils will be
nIed 70 sixteen Ia hiaier, instructed i ,en-
n wri',"s arithmetic, Ens!ish grammar, hy
WIN tle use NJ ne sabrs The sciu1 commence on
.e i4'h q! January, and terminate q The iil, of December
WIN 'hcnon !one month in tie summer The rrce OF
'oii ana 'n'ib On" Noung ladies finding I.ir own bed
vance. InEDEuIcK ~ ,cpTc
young ladies. = :,
January g,
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Lancasisrian Insillllte-- hn[limore.

EOSEPt CASTER Founder pl the Iancas.rian SIS
~ tom ni Educiion intends receive SiN yntgi
nndei io"rtrrn wears OF age hn~rrleI FAbilY
CLASS or PULLS and 20 fni,h hrr cdnc lion under
,-in the lanc>i"u IN i'Uie tiey viii have lie bcrr
Il oi social education and .iuiJiU, ia Ic family ir
under ii'r inmcus,c a,i! . instruction III. linc
ph- lie subjects OF Instruction NIL embrace complete
fngiiSi 'dtcaiioE Ter trace, business and agricultural
ms design IS To iou social ccie IN io he fcl ~!
'ne" interest al Parent friend AMI nsil while le
i' ifis the benefits of i na,re regivure ia tTaVein
and in education every isuro op purr,1y.
y3"ih OF good ahi'e, ana respectable Connexions vii
adrated Application be- rt9dc 10y letter, post p~id
dressed 10 Joseph Lancaster, Baltimore.
innuary !. rI-lnwI2t