Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-06-12 00:00:00, page 4

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Provisory Notice.
THE Subscriber intending to
moveh:s family to Richmond, lusreu
tid Mr E. Uanda'ph’s house, near the
Capito!. In that House he will, from the first
September rext, continue 'hi: profetsioal labours
■on the following plan.
'l'he Subscriber hintself aided if
neces arv, by a person of competent abilities,
wi | teach the ancient and modern language*.
UtpaMy taught, civil history, and what-consti.
luteithe literary and moral course, tie may,
in the Spring, lecture on Mo an/, to a select
class every Saturday sfe noon.
All the branches of the Mathema
tic* Theoretical uuJ Practical, together wi b
N-tu-ai Hi ilosophy and drawing will be taught
by Mr John Wood. »
Tlu- English branches, via .* Reading, Wri.
ting. L^ypL tin 5,"Grammar, Composition, Ge
tgt aphy, the w,ll. be taught By an able instruc.
toi, wl.ote attention andiitbesha l becniefly per.
haps exclusively devoted 10 said branches.
The subscriberjilcdges himself to Patents,&
Gu-tdi. nv-for a sv&ttnutic, regular, tad scrupu
lout observance of tiie above plan —.......
Yoi rtg Ladies shall be taught in an any, 8c edn
t.ititm apar'ifhnt. entm-ly detached from the
test of the school, la several important respects,1
JU»* Grwndin will ex*end her attention to the
female department. Young ladies may be in*
strue ed in busiest the Academy) where an
instrument shad be provided for the purpose.
The choice of teacher# in that branch* shall be
left to P*reno and Guardians.
_ Further particulars relative to rules, prices,
• kc. vha l speed:1/ he communicated in a citcular
to the persolts cot-cerimd.
/\ Gentleman oF high character, both as a
scholar and a juris-, contemplates delivering
Lectures on Eloquence, Ethics, snd Law.
This circumstance .premises infinite advantage
to the senior students. .
Hicnmond, Mxy 3Q h i810.
L, H. Girardin.
P. S. The Parents and Guardians of Vouth
r*\v at,the Academy are drpcctfully invited to
©bn irtfethem under incjom» tuition of L B.
G .ulin, D Doyle and J. Wood, until the first
©f SiJpiember next The charge* as justice re.
quires, shall extend only to tui ion actually re
ceived? thUt is, to the period fioiti the expiration
cf the different quarter* now running to the first
day cf September.
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f7“ Wanted by a person In Richmond,
an able and respectnble Teacher of those
branrhes which constitute a liberal coarse
r.< English Education ; viz ; Spelling, Ken.
rUi.g, Writing. Grammar, Composition,
Mercantile Arithmetic, Geography, tcc.
The terms w<U he such as to Tender the
situation deferrable.
Apply at this Office.
Richmond, June 4th, 1810.
*
‘ STRAYED OR STOLEN,
From the subscriber,
A Dark Brindled Cow.
Stic J^as v. arks on both her ears ; they
art cut cut in the shape of a half moon.
She had with her when she went a
way, a Yearling, Ted and whiter no
- pa. ticular marks at that time—she was
with calf whtn she went away, and 1
suppoee has a calf by this time. "Who
ever will deliver me the said Cow and
Yearling, shall receive a reward of
Five Dollars. L. JOSEPH.
/Richmond, June 1. tf.
REMOVAL.
Thomas -Diddep, grateful for the
literal sdpp'rt he has experienced in his
ttade, respectfully informs his customers
i-nd the public generally, that be has re
nfrvcti hiF T*Hof*s Shop to the main street
nr'jomtrg Mr Robert Bell. Saddler, and
Cppomre -Dr Du.Val’s Apothecary shop,
where he will thankfully receive any busi>
nuts in his line, and hopes by attention and
endeavours to ple.se, to merit a continu
ance cf favouri
Richmond. Mqy 4th, 1810. e p3m
NOTICE!
A PETITION will be presented
the Gcneisl Assembly of Virginia a: *heir next
se 8 of. paving for the eitablishment of an in
irftiJan of Tobacco at a Warehouse jest com
m^iwed on an acre of ground lying between
Craig’s old tfike and Tate’s Tan Y.-.rd, capah c
of containing <bree thoujaiuihogi eads
This site- possesses every advantage
of c ■I.vcuience, c evation, accessibility &. »afc
May 21, 1810
_NO VlCE. ' ~
VTF.CBSSTTY compel* me to make fur.
tUtr application to ad those who are
indebted tq ;Ut- tiustees of the Hichinond A.
;„demy, by sales of lot ery tickets of the
first and second dirts and voluntary sub.
scrvpticus, and all such are hereby requts*
tidto make payment o the subsetiber to
enaTile ihe building committee io pay all ar.
for work done, and to procure
hi at *r ini* this winter in order to proceed
with Hue work next spring, it being for tbe
education of our rising progeny, which orna.
tnbntsaoil attaches them to republican prin
ciples and gives a spring to liberty and in.
d< prnd,enrc. 1 have undertaken U»e collec*
ticn bv agreement with John Hrockenbrough
and William W. Ilcning, F.sqrs. the other
me tit beta of the committee appointed hy a
hoard of trustees. As the building of the
Academy has progressed considerably, I
flatter myself there will be bat little troti
b«l in ob'aining the money for the purpose
of cairyiag into elket so laudable an insti.
tu tot).
•OBP.RT MITCilEt.L.
llechemher 8th, Jbu9. tf
I lTTs hereby agrc"d,*\hat all coot ractVor
co partnerships existing between I.. II.
Girardin and D. D-.yle, as well as between
L H. Glraidm, 1) lk.yle, and John
Wood, as joint teachers ot the school,
con mon.y known by the name of Girar
din’s Academy, ctare to exist nn the first
rtsy of September, IblQ As witness o-ir
hfcutia this ay-.u ot M y, 1910.
JL. //• (jirardmy
David Doylty
9 John Wood* '
June 5. <f.
\ CL o
Lands for Sate*
BY Virtue of a decree, rendered
on the 6th day of Sept., 1809,
it a superior court of chancery holdcn in
the city ot Richmond, in a cause wherein j
Samuel Smith, James A. Buchannan, and
jfames Calhoun^ late merchants and part
ners, trading under the name and fifth of
jSmitb, Calhoun, €c co. were cotnplaihants^
land Bui del Ashton,'jun. and others, warts
defendants » The subscribers named in
'said decree-for the purpose of carrying the
same into effttit, will sell at public ati&ion
for cashi the following
Tracts of Land:
One Tract dr parcel of Land lying
in the county of Jefferson, on Bulhkin, in
possession of John Riley and John Dem
met, comtaibing 416 acres^ and ' boun*
tied as by su'yey thereof made by W4li*
am M’Pherson, in the yfcar 1803—also one
o her tract or jJkrcfcl ol land, adjoining the
above mentioned trails, containing 359 a-*
cres. in possession of John Brian and Tho
mas G iggs, and bounded by survey made
ih I803.‘by William M’Pherson—Also cne
other trail or pat cel of Land, In the afom
said county qf Jefferson, containing 301 a
cres (Win. M'Pherson’s survey in the year
1803; in the possession and occupation of
Gabriel Greenfield.—The foregoing land*
are the same lands'Which the executors ot
General George Washington, on Che21st
of Aygust 1804^ conveyed to Buidct Ash
ton, Jun. by deed of bargain and sale ot
record in the office of the county court ol
Jefferson, which the said Buidat Ashton,,
Jun. on the 12th of March,, 1805, mortga
ged to said executors, also 6f tecord
in said office.
The sale of the above described
three tracts of land will commence at the
uw^iimg uou^e oi jonn j^mracit on in*
first mentioned trafil on the 15th day of
June next at 12 o’clock of the said day.
The commissioners will make such deed
to the respe£Hve purchasers as the ■afote*
Said court of Chancery may dite£L
fiennet Taylor, .
•. Thomas Parker | *
John Humphreys l/2
and j |
William Tate, | §
April $Oth, 1810. Ju
t OR SALE,
AT the ¥€080** office of the Subscribers,
a variety of Muslins and Ginghams,
Nuns and Adelphi Threads ; Irish Linens,
Cotton Shirtings, Florentines, Caliicnes,
Bandannas, Pelisse Cloths, Rotnalls, Nani
keens and a great variety of white India
goods,—
ALSO,
Muscovado Sugar, 1st and 2nd quality t
Prime Green Coffee in barrels and baes :
j Old do. do. do.
Northern Rum ; Pennsylvania Whiskey ;
Very superior Imperii^ Tea in boxes;
Fresh Hyson and Souchong Tea in Chests ;
Pepper, Qir.ger, Allspice, Copperas, Phi
ladelphia Soap and Candles, fcc.
Foster & Satchell, Auct’rs.
April 1-9, 1810. tf
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BY virtue of a deed of trust executed
to the subscriber by Robert and Geo.
j Turner and Ann the wife of the said
| George, bearing date the 11th day of Oc
tober, lfiO7, uhd admitted to record, will
be soiif, at publie auction, for re«tdv mo
ney, before the door of the Bell Tavern,
in the city of Richmond, on the 12th .lav
r June next, all that LOT or PARCEL
Or GROUND, situate on the ea»t side of
the cross street in said city leading front
the Bell Tavern to the river, Tor me i ly un
der lease to Ra-Sell ami Wallace, and
"subject to a pound r. nr nb 10 pounds per
annum forever, or «n r> urk .i,, „r __u
{be suKfc.ent to iaise the »um of 650 dolia.
and the expense* attending the execution
of the frtm.
I sha\l u!so by virtue of another deed of
tiust trcTTi Vh;- tame parties to the subscri
ber, ufiftervamfe date, proceed to sell at
the «.atne time ami bUte, another LUT cr
r 'EC£ ol GiMlUNlf, Situate on the south
side of the mivt virt«t in «'id c>ty, Con
taining 28 feet try nt on the crosi' street
(oerYly opposite the Be l Tuven)) down
to Couch's fi»e, on the cast corner of a
sixteen feet alley, and adjoining a lot for
merly !ra*d Id Knbt. Means, or so k uch
thtreot as will pc sufficient to ra*se the
sum of 000 dollars and the expenses of
saje, fre. The sale win ai»o fie for cash.
ANDREW BTEVENSON, Trustee.
May 18, IslO. - ids
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i lie subscriber transacts Commis
sion Business—Mie lias for sale
on consignment,
Cut Herrings,
VV lusky,
Queens Ware,
Ha v anna Sugars.
Robert Gamble.
Richmond, i4th May, 1810. 1m
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COM.
PANY.
rHK Subscriecr wnnts In purchase five
prime MULES, for which a liberal
price will be allowed } And he would
Me for the residue of the year, two NE»
!G!tO MEN, and two BOVS capable of
I diivmg carta#
James Brander, Clk.
April 14, 1810. ftlA
GE N U I N L
Patent Medicines
for Shle at the Aa’ctrk Opricr,
Penitentiary Store*
MS ■' 1 '
DOMESTIC: WAREHOUSE.
D. Bum%
In addition o the articles manufactured »t ti.e j
Penitentiary, offer! for sale' an assortment
' of Ooodsof
Home Manufacture ;
t hoe and coarse hats of every description.
A regular supply of cotton coth on consignment
•from the Providence manufactory, and will be
•old by tke piece attbe mill prices^ via tsaBeti
licking, stripes.'checks, and-olafn coths. Spun
cotton, sin&te and double . * . .
Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
Powder by the keg, warranted ot superior quaL
ity, Philadelphia Porter aqd Ale in casks and
bottles, and Bier in barrels.eus
Harness Leather^ Boot Legs, ^Ntz Calf
Skins, Coloured and Black Roads,
* February 10 1810. . tf .
h-T- Wanted toYiac by the year, 'a good
Cooper.
i . ..i»Vi »■ uununu
Advertisement.
Lost or Mishiid,
A BOX of BOOKS,
DELIVERED Mr Tiiotfias Vfu.
att’q Emattuel, a Boattton ‘it Lynchburg,
.directed on the Box to theearc of the Rev.
A. Footer^ in Richmond, In December, 1809
"—Containing 5 sets Hatter's Church His_
tory in 2 vol. 5 vols. Myles History j 4 vola.
Revised’Cede, 2d 'vnl. ; 3 Vein’s Speeches;
about 12, qufees'fine large paper; 2 Watt's
Hymns: LJSmart's ihtroduct on toLatjn—l
do. to Latin Gf-ammarsael Ltfe of Jbhh Earl
*=■2 Tutor’s Guide=a*l American Preceptor
- - - Vt_» _ _ _ 'T»L >t t i M w • *. * <» rs
-a in. frtwinaii e iiuvnu|/uy—>4 &4IIC VI
vld—1 Resignation. 'a)i'>em—1 Grounds of
a Holy fife—1 Lie’s life, Ice. Any person
having a knowledge of sUch a Btbc or of
1 such books, by leaving . word or delivering
them at A. Foster’s, in Richmond, 6r at the
Preis Office in Lynchburg, shall be rewar.
ded.
The Thorough bred English Horse,
i WONDER,
WIDE STAND the ensuing season st m>
stable, at Painesviile, (formerly Chinque-1
pin Church,) in Amelia county, and will be let
to mates at five guineas the season, payable
the twenty.fifth day of December following
ten dollars the tingle leap, to be pard down, and
forty dollars to ensure a mare being in foal—
the money for the insurtfhee will be exacted if
the property is changed—andin either case one
dollar 10 the grbom. Good and extensive pas j
turage gratis, bat 1 wilt not bo responsible for
accidents or escape^sumares fed upon reasona
bte termprovided the money ts sent With them
The season will commence the 1st of March,
and end the first of August following.
JOHN JETER*
March 1st, 1810.
CANDLES, SOAP, COFFEE, Sic.
80 Boxes Northern candles, suitable for
Summer use.
40 do. Soap.
Prime Green Coffee !h Barrels 8c Bags
60 Barrels Cyder,
10 do. Apple Brandey—*jast re„
eWetl and for sale oy
Asa Otis,
First door below the Rell Tavern.
Richmond, May 18ih, 1810.
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Horaelty’s IT 622 135 1310
Martin’s M P 1230 140 1379
S I 1^52 157 1507
Lynch’s S80 115 1550
D K 55 120 1402
Spring S I 483 130 1358
RAP 43 140 1442
49 140 1566
99 145 1612
234 140 1567.
£58 144 1450
282 144 1516
319 143 1^30
S2b 149 1510
The above described fourteen Hilda T<u
baccuhave remained in the Public Ware,
Roux above two year*, and will be sold before
the door of the Court- Houie at Heruico Sep
tember coort neat, £tf d<H called for previous
thereto] according to law.
Price & Underwood.
May 25th, 1810. 3t
At a meeting of the directors of the
Richmond Turnpike Company, on Wednesday
■ he 23d May, 1810. 7
Kesolv’ed, That all shares of de-!
ihquent* in said company be told on the 27th
day of the next month, a: the Eagle Tavern ir.
' be city of Richmond.
N. Slieppard, Clk..
FITZWHYLSONN & POVi’fcW,
LJAVE Jus4.' received Cram Lendcn, 1 y
A A wny of New. York, a Urge supply ol
atticlcs, which, added to tbeir lormer
stock, makes up a very extensive assort'
ment. It casuists p. ificipilly of
Writing paper*, of Ladies and G*n
variotvt sixes and | tie men’s pocket
qualities t hooks.
Count ng-Hnuse, Travellings* o'her
Ch»Tn*> r, and trunks,
porkrtlnk stirtrts. Playing and visiting
Excel’*, yy’ft kn.ves cards.
and razors. GOLD LEAF.
Office seals, wax 8* Tooth brushes with
wafers. | silver wire.
Drawing honks and 1 Chess men apd
water c^ofs. '[ boards.
Pmeils and India BaCk Gammon ta.
robber. We*.
Violin bows, hair 8c Durable and Japan
strings. ink.
Music and Music School Book*,
booka. Family Bibles.
They have on hand, a Urge supply cf
Day Books, Journals and Ledger*, Bill
Books, Blank Notes and Chreks, Record
end Sheriffs Books, Paper hangings for
houses, 6tc, kc. 4w,
*
In Ilimver fconnfy Ccb ♦ April 3^h, 1810.
Jesse Cr«.w puff
*•' AC AI XST
Higgaton, James Caron, / In
adrr?; »F John IJ.gga-on dec*d > Xhancety.
and Cha<let Thompson and V k <
William Walton, J
Deft*.
This day came the Plaintiff by hi* Counse’,
and the Defendant Samuel Higgaton. not har»b«g
enla cd hit appearance and-given tecutity ac.
c<*rdm{ to the act of Assembly and the rules
of this court, and it appearing to the satisfac
lion or the coUrtthat he is nos an inhabitant cf
this country, on the motion of .he Plaintiff by
Richard Morris, jjuu. hit counsel, it is ordered.
That the Defendant Samuel tliggason, do ap'
peer here on the fourth Wednesday in July
hfcXt id answer tbi bil' of tkrtrPlaintiff, and-that
«' copy of this order be forthwith 'inserted in
the Virginia Argus, printed in the City cf liich.
mood, tor two month* successively; and that a.
mother copy be posted at the front door of the
Court Houst of this county. And ii is further
decreed and oidored, that the other defendants
Tames Cason, adm't of John Higgason. dec'd
and Chaitss Thompson and. YViiliani Walton
do no: par away or otherwise dL pose of any
money or ease's in their hands belonging to the
said defendant 8amue! Higgaioti till the fur (bet
order of the Court., v
A copy, Test
William Pollard* c. h. c.
J 11 - v :*-vr. epffm*'
-i - ',.:^.-^A.;.i,t.dsd-v
.tN pursuance of an Ordinance to amend
x the Ordinance t6 prevert: Docs front gn.
iiTS a* large in the city of Richmond, no.
tiefe ilThereby given that uo dogs will be
pefrtnWed to ran at larfce in the said c«y
between the firlt day of next month ana
•the fifteenth d*y of September next.
N. SHEPPARD, Clk. Co. Hall.
May 17% 1610. tlsj.
BY virtue of a deed of trust duly
executed and recorded,
Will be Sold*
At Buckingham courthouse, on the second
Monday in August next (being court day)
Twenty or Thirty valuable SLAVES, a
mong whom are several Tradesmen ; such
as rough Carpenters. Shoemaker*, Wea
vers &c. Terms of sale, one half cash,
iha p her moie*y payable 'he firs, day of
January f.Mowing ; bond w» U approved
ecurity wilt be required tor the last pay
ment. At the same time and place will
be offered 400 AGUES ol LAND, lying
about scvr.n nr eight miles above the said
Courthouse / teirna the same as for the
Slaves, by
The Trustees.
May 5th, 1810.
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Fresh Medicines.
VAIL&KOGERS
Have just received a lar^e and com
plete assortment of tn sb selected MEDI
CINES and DRUGS ot the latest impor
tations—which, in addition to ihvir tornitr
stock, lei on as extensive and general an
assortment in that line, as can be iound in
this City; Medical practitioner.*, ano Gen
tlemen who sell Medic ues, wiU now he a
ble to get supplied on terras that will meet
their approbation, by caMmg at the New
Medicine Store, a few doors above the
Market Bridge in this City,
A few patent Medicines enu
merated (viz.)
Steer’s Chemical Opodeldoc
Bateman s Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
Turlington's Balsam of Mfe
Dr Rawson's celebrated
Itch Ointment
do do Genuine anti-biMous
and 8tbm.;chie Bitters
do ; do Worm Powders
Wheaton*/ Itch Omtmest
Craig’s do do
Dr Lee's Genuine Windham
Bilious Pills
Anuerson s do
Hooper's do
Doctor Thompson's aromatic Tooth Paste
ditto Eye WaUr
f1ebr,,fQ6c El«ctuary for Ague k Fever
Hltnkley s Infallible remedy for the fries
Dr Cooley's Vagetable Elixer or Cough
Drops
Genuine Spice Bitters
—ALSO—
A Geheral assortment of StJRGI
CAL INSTRUMENTS, not necessary to
enumerate.
An assortment of PERFUMERY,
consisting of Essence of Burgamot, Laven.
der. Hoses, Lemon, Milk tof Roses, kc.
kc.
A variety of SOAPS, Windsor,
Hose, Almtmd, Violet, Castel, Venitian, kc.
l ice’s Chemical compound for
cleaning Boot-Tops and Saddles, which
will take out stains, produce a fine colour
and give an elegant glosa.
PAIN TER’S COLOURS of every
description, among which are, White
Lead, dry and ground in Oil, fwarrahied]
Spanish Brown do. Red Lead, Spanish
Whiteing, Prussian Blue, Spruce Yellow,
Store do. Patent do King’s do, Vermillion
Drop Lake, ResVe'a Water Colourei. faint
Bru»het, kc, kc
HATTERS* MATERIALS, a very
General assortment, com prilling aim. st eve
ry art<cle used by Hattrrs far making their
colours, preparing their ak.its, kc, kc.
DYERS can be supplied wiih al
most every article used by them in their
line of Business.
GL AZihKS will also find Window
Glass and Pntty by calling as above.
Richmond, 23d M y, i«io.
Rees’s Cyclopedia,
72o. £3
I* ju»t Received at this Office.
BY n.nte of a deed iT'rim *x~i\ . ^
Wo one l>y Plemam. Y utig'i.u hao,«J
dee* bear ingda’e on the 28th day of March* j
1808, and duly recorded'>n the court of 9
lituiico countr on she 6-h day of June, I
Will be Sold, " , I
To the person who lakes.the tame for ihe ’ I
shortest peijod, and pay two theusaod I
dollars, with legal in treat thereon from,
the first day of A pul, one thousand, eight 1
hundred and st**<.n, and the costa of cxe* M
cdtlng the trust 4hat . ■
BRICK TENEMENT, * 1
On the South side of the Main S'reet ad.
joining the lo* ofgiound sold by »he said
| Young husband to Joseph Mai* and ex*
j tending from the said Main Street V-.ck4
to the alley which extends thro* the square,
it beii.g the lower tenement of thusu two;
bt longing to the said Younghtl^band’s es
■ta e, under the nme roof* ( ,
ALSO \
Another Brick Tehcmerity
Ai'jo.ning (he'one described, to (he ptrfcmfc
that Will take it for the .shortest peviodf.
aid p-y one thousand dollars on the day
of sate, and .tie thousand dollar-.
first day ol January, 1811, with. legal,
terest on b»(h the. sums rueationeu icon},
the first .of April, 1808, till payment unci
the costs of executing this trust. 1 bis
tenement is subj :6t to be soid again' if
the last payment is not madtrat the time,' <
agreeable to the deed of trust. The sale
ot both tenements will take place on tit*,
prehvse* oh Saturday the 7th of July, at
the hour ot 12 o’clock and ^he lease exe
cuted to the purchaser' or purchase son
the payment ot |be said sums ol money
by
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
• .> ~ * -T rustee.
Founds in the Main Street of this citj>
some time since,
<«
A Stiver Watch*
The owner may have it on proving
property and pay ing the expense off
this advertisements Apply to the
printer.
JaneQ. ^ if
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WANTED immediaUly, at the
Bell Tavern, a young man well
calculated for a BAR KEEPER.-*.
He must he sober, industrious, atten
tive and a tolerable Book-keeper. TV
such a one, well recommended, liberal’
wages will be given. (3s,
Richmond, June 5, 1810.
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE *
COMPANY.
AT a meeting of the Board of Di
rector ., on the 4th of June, 1810—
Resolved, That all waggons run
ning upon the Turnpike Road,
having wheels .with tyre the width of
four inches shall be exempt from rhe
payment of the toll which is tst »blish-, -
ed by law on return waggons; and
that all waggons so us d with tyre tho
width of six inches and upwards shall
be exempt from the payment of one
half of all the toll allawed .by law, both
in going and returning: That sum
exemptions shall continue so long as
the waggons which may be entered
under this regulation within twelve *
months from this date, shall be cm- J
ployed upon the Turnpike Road.
Resolved, That the clerk be in-1,
sirucied to advertise that he will re- *
ceive PROPOSALS for BUILD
•1NO a VV OODc,N HlUDGh across
the canal of Mayo’s null in the town
of Manchester, till the l6t Monday
in July next.
Extract from the minutes.
JAMES BRANDER.CIk. * '
“notice.
**;•?*-« i/ I
IN consequence of the separation which
Will take place on the first of next Beptem.
ber between L, H. Girard,n, D. Dcyle,and
John Wood, tho untkritgtud Will jo.ntiy.
tram said da'tj oniiime toteaeJi youns la*
dies and gentleman in the same buildmpt
in which ilie. school was before kept, wi a
on nterrupted zeal, m separate apartment#
as heretofore. v
1 he prices shall be redact to ten doL,
Urs per quarter, for the KngJrsh branches
eons,sting of Sptllir^ Reading, Writing,
Geography, use of ,he G.bbt^ H.storg
Relies Letters, Mereannle Amhrorti.
Book-keeping—and the uaeful practical
brar.ee* ot Mj the matte*—with wUifeti
The Latin anti Greek lamping * or el*
ther. Will be UUght for 12 dolls 50 cents
per quarter.
The object* and *d**nt*ors of this con
nect.on Wtlf, in due tiiTr,i‘tei more fully e*
plained in a caid, which *111 be circulated f
lor that purpose.
A Prencb g nMeman of talents and rt»*
putHtion will t.trend ih^e who wuh <0 1
learn the FRENCH LANGUAGE, m* •
hi.ur each day in each a..pMtn.erA, during |
vli ch time do other lurt^ungej will be ipf^
k*;n. If mere axttndahce nr requir<tl, n
can be had before or aft* r *!iouj hours/ i
DAVID DOYLE.
JiiCHAKD D/vbNEV. I
Richmond, 3f)th May, Ikio
bishop M^isoii’a ,4
Map of Virginia r
Vor Saje at tbi# Office. ■ -
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