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rxrtir.n of 90 millions of piece goods.
Rhode Island greatly exceeds her p *rtioo
of them, it may be Slid that Rhode
island does nut weave all these goods;
that they are scattered throughout the
wr.'on. This is true ; but Rhode Is.
land furnishes much of her spinning, and
the state is more than 30 miles square. It
carries on largely other manufactures, b.-.
iur a state of little extravagance or luxury
and much industry, econjiny and shill. It
vrould be incorrect to suppose tint Rhode
Island does not perform much more in ma
nufactures than tbe wc iving, dying and
dressing of 31 000.000 cotton wool per an.
ntim.— Demo. Pres*.
Norfolk August 29.
- By a gentleman who came passenger in
the schooner Fair Ainericm, from the Ci.
ty of St. Domingo, we were fivo ired with
the convention and proclam ition, trinsluti
ons of which are inserted in this day’s pi
per.
We understand tint no-hmg could ex^
cernl the distress of the French girrison
before it surrendered —Dogs, cats, and
ven leather, was eaten. Toe French it
apiK-ars, had resolved never to have sur
rendered to the Spaniards, preferring death
in any shape.
Thus this valuable c dony, ceded to
France by the traitor CJodoy, Prince of
Pr ice, is restored to its lawful owners, and
jo-,t to France. “ Sh!fts, Colonies an i
Commercesaid Napoleon, we will have,
when he was reconciling the nation, who
be governs, to an >t'ner war with England.
Of all the valuable colonies of France.
G uadi loupe in the west, and the Isles of
France aiul Bourbon in the east, oily re
mains.
For the Mercantile ./ Ivcrtitcr.
NON-INTERCOURSE.
Ship Owners Agents, an 1 Siipnersof
goo.ls, b« on your guard, as many people
entertain incorrect opinions of the extent
of the presen' Non-Intercourse law. Thu
conditions cf the bon I required at the
Custom House under th* \I »rch Law and
June Law are very different. I'necondi
ons of the bonds under the March Law,
is ere, that the quip should not when leaving
the port proceed to a prohibited port, nor
9<: concerned during ms v y ig; w u» a
prohibited por ; th it tbe cargo shoull not
bn put on board any other vessel, hut oe
landed at a jiermitted part, and a cfrtili
cate thereof returned within a limited lime.
Therefore, a ves* 1 proceeding to a per- j
mitte.l purl landing her cargo, and pro.,
coring a c rtificate sai'sfies the conditions
of those bonds ; as the United States Courts
have often decided hi cases f >r sailors’ wa
ges 8cc. that a voyge w is, fro n th; lo idmg !
a cargo at one part, until it w s discharged t
' at another. Rut the coodi ions of the bon is j
xe {Hired under the June law are, that the i
vessel sh ill not procee l to or trade with a I
.prohibited po-1 (without any li.n titiou). J
tvi that land ng a cargo is not access iry
Om* vt.sseisSn iy sail from tit; U. S'res,
deliver their cirgoes on boar l other ships,
nr proceed to permitted pons, and there
land their c irgoes. anl re urn bone, or
proceed to other p r hit eJ ports, without
viol .ting ihe bonds ; but the vessels cannot
proceed ton prohioited pert, during the 1
o otinaance of the Idoi Intercourse Law,
without vi dating tac jonds reel i.red at the
Custom House under tit:: June 1, iw Sliou d
any vessel that cleared for a port in the
United States proceed fora prohibited port, I
the vessel and ciTg> would be forfeited, ic
the Owner ^md Agent (as well as cadi
Shipper) would incur the penalty of double
tho v.ti ie oT vessei a id Cargo ; so 111 it ship
^ierchants ought to be careful how they
s ip by ve.':se;> intending lo go oT in that
v .y witlv at bonds, and not rely on the
f issirlea tli it the ship ,m ! cargo, together
with her -wnrr and commander, are only
)’■' >ls : fir, l reo.* it it, tii it i*ach ship, would
incur a penalty of dm >! * the v illte of vos
*-jI and Cargo, whether the vessel be tensed
or not.
.4 Frien l in Comtnrrcr.
NOriCJi. — All pt* MOHS III V lllg cltllTlS
against the estate of Hubert Davit,
dec\l. are informed that they nzed not ap.
plv lor payment, till I h we an opportunity
of ascertaining whether there will be assets
smflcient in my hinds to discharge a con
shierable debt due the Log dees of Ji nei
D'Jghcs, clecM. Iro n the estate bf Robert
Davis, dec’ll. I am apprehensive that the
estate ol K(#»f'rt 13 i vis is not su'ficient to
p y the cl.inns against it; therefore ad
p> rsmis indebted to that estate urn once
t ore r< vjiicsii <1 to in ike iniOfpd'ate p iy
n.fcnt, as no longer indulgence '.vill be gvso.
ISAAC D \VIS, A ! n’r.
with th<) 'tiit ‘onex-dof
HOHr.d L’ 1) VVIi, d<?c’d.
S-ptPfrvher 1, 1809 2
JUST RBCKirSU FROM S'-IFFORK ASOFOJt
SALK AT THIS OFFICR,
A FURS II SUP FLY OF
CHURCH’S & Lkl£’3
GKNUINT,
'ilt& 11 (j ‘S{l(/Cl ilCri•
1NCLUPIMO
Worm Lozenges, j Ague and Fever
C -ugh Drops, I Drops,
Hes'orattve Balsam, Vegetable Litton,
Hamilton’s Kiixir, Alt* rattve Fills,
F.ssenccand Lxir-tct Hill’s il ilsam of ilo
of Mustard, nty,
Dihn’s Antibilious Turlington’s Balsam,
fdls, Aiider»on’» Fills,
Itch,) ntment, Antispaamodicor Fit
Lye VV»ter, Drops, «c. ike.
Lye Salvt,
May 11, leu®, tf
p at k it r s n o r
piVKTON-i of PVf lM 1’ d. f ) P, *?sorte I
, from B3—B—and N » 1 to N >. 0 just re.,
c ivel Iron ‘JetK’s Masotipto if, in Phils
d* jnia, tor .?Je hy the t•isCtibcr. wh > will h -re.
at er ue furnished from ‘aid manofaictiry wi h a
rfgtilsr supply of ibe strive article, sumcient t
ni<-'t any brm.inu at tin, market
• M. M. Mum*
Itlrhmoiid, 1st Sept. 1309. wr-„
A FEW“Cnnt3T>y
- Burk's Uistoyy of. Viia
IN TrtHLR VOLUM's
Are for sate at this o.lics •
2 'l %
R I C H M O >f 1).
TURsD \Y. SspTK'taEd ». 1939.
ADDR '.S3 to the SJ.d3C tl $ via or
T-: it VT.rJHtfl V AR il/A
Man '.a desirous of knowledge an l
happiness t the one is the means, th;
other is the object of his loors. Pro
vidence in this as well as in most
things essenti il to his well-being, has
made h;s reason act only in subservi
ency to his inclination. Hence, curio
sity, throng's life, is a must ungov
ernable propensity of a generous mind :
And the most speedy and obvious
mode of its gratification is the publica
tion of newspapers.
As longer prod icti ms require mor;
time in their co noosition ; s ) th ;y al
so require closer attention tn th; part
of the read *r iu their perusal. T a dais
the listlessness a ad indolence of the
mass of mink in 1, prevent them from
submitting. Tne recital, therefore, of
foreign and do n tatic incidents i n news
papers, fro n the novelty which they
furnish, have been found the rnos: ap
propriate kind of instruction far such
persons.
Th; sudden revoluti ms of empires,
and the puenomem >f nature, of wnich
those infor n us, w iist they afford t
m ise nent to the i nigination, are li
ted also to exercise the uuderstan l
inp:.
T ie facility thus aTmled to the mer
chant an l farmer in the publication of
sales; to the housc-ke-p-r in th; re
covery of lost m >v.*aoles ; to all dis.
__ _i..:—► u. •
—— ■ i# _ uu;y*: ‘
wants or ministering to their gratilic i
tions, are advantages well kno -no the
inhabitants of this country. Bat it is
in the science of government, that
newspapers are artende 1 with great and
lasting benefits to a people.
G >vemment, like every other de
partmental'human knowledge, is pro
gressive. C/ mrtiers the nselvcs, no w a
d lys, laugh at toe divine right of
kings, anl derivative excellence of
• do ) I. Pri ici d •- which two hun Ired
years ags wo i! 1 hive c > isigaed their
a ithors to the H ines, an! their a'ie?
t irs to a d ingeo j, are now avo wed and
practise l i 1 the courts of Princes.
Dcsp »ts tlie nseives have learns I that
in prop irtiou as a pc iple been ne en
lightened, they mist relax something
of their oppressions. An l that if some
governments, either through igaor i ice
or through obstinacy, hive slighted
the demands of a people for redress of
wrongs and emancip ition fro a oppres
sion ; that the v dm i of pop ul ir re
volution has fatally taught them, that
there was a ti ne when, by yielding,
they might have averted that acou nu
lla ion of popular fury bv which they
j were finally overwhel ited.
But iu this country, wh re reoubli
canjsm has not been strmgled i i the
i convulsions of its birth; the people
, have been lightened of a lia 1 of for
mer errors. Religious prejudice \ have
'cither entirely disappeared or assum
j ed a milder aspect ; freed i n of opini
on has been secured ; a discri.ni lati m
I__. .L . • * • I _ C
» •» *> l I I WIIU IU Ul
cri lies, Sc c > n ntmur Ue p i mtim; ts
| have bee i estu >lishe l ; the r gh.s o‘
i nations cintinue to he di cu-se l aid
I to he developed : so that up in the
j whole, so great ha; he -n our i npr.ove-*
Im^ns in . very* prio noli of govern.
; meat, arising fr j n iiicussim an l co.n
m micuti in of ooi i >,i thr nigh the me*
diu u of the press ; tin were the per
sons now livi ig wd » first published
codes on toose subjects, they wool l
scarcely recogni/.e th - few truths they*
themselves fou ; l out, t.ni 1 >t the mul
titude of subs-q t *nt di icoveries.
Fr i n the mi nber of political publi
cations which, in thi s nailer, laily i -
h ti from th; press; th High ea h
shoul l coat do hot a ;in t l pir.ion <>f
p-ili icil knowledge; vet Iron th • vi*
ri ms forms i 1 which a subject ii pre
seti e l to pub ic vie y ; from th ; di fer*
ent modes of i s i I istriion by cliiFer*
ent writer;; aid fr »m th ; mul itude
of answers and rep ies which follow, it
is scarcely p >-sidle th it the rotten pans
of an arg i none sh mid not he f mad
out, and th* sun l pirts established.
But the i aflu *nc3 if the press is not
aline con-i 1 radio i i pointi ig out ex
isti ig defects, or in proposing ne.v
for ns of giver i nent ; but also i for
ning the people, what benefits th -y
hive received or injuries they* m iy
have sustained fr i n those who fill it;,
various depirtmerits.
Hence, whether it lie in the ley is
I ative asse nbles of the state or oft*,
nation, the psootc are mu le acquain ■
ed wi h the s i iject m ler discussion
with the interesting speeches fir oi
agiinst any mcnuire; an l by whom
such mens ire may ii tppen to be opp >•
sed or to be snpp ir:e l.
*V idle public i ion n? «.us.i iws which
folio .v, thev are enable 1 to j ; !ge ho.v J
f -.r 11; r;g!vs of y>r j.vrty or ;ery.»n il I
freedom are abri I j • l ; a 1 v \ vh r:
such 11 vs ought to Ue c > ui i ia l or re- j
pea'e 1.
11 th * s i oe inn m-w thev nr* in for
mer! of th ‘ g >o 1 or oil coiJuct ol
their j iclge3 ml naaji.tra *s: v/hch
11 rv <li vhar *e their i\ apective o .a
vi h ability, i itegrity, h i u initv or at
tention ; or whether for incaoacitv,
partiality, negligence dr cnnoivaace in
the ex cation of the l iws, for v rxitious
and oppressive pr.iu'n.a ; they deserve
to he tumbled from car elevation, for
which he d fee's of their heads or the
depravity ol their hear s, h ive render
ed them uoq lalified.
The pnprietor of this paper is one
among the many who has th is endea
vor - I t o disch rge his latv as acenti
a'*l inth t for'res? > ourpolicic.il rights,
lie has fried to ex r ise according to
the utm >st of his ability, a power th >t
is for ni table to every agent of ex c i
tive government : a power that conti
nues to perva 1r ever/ qnirter of the
co :n ry. It s'i ml l, therefor i, reus >n
ably be hoped, chat the public, fr > n
the coiu ioits.ri) of its utilit/
woul l contri mte at least on ictualiv, if
iot liber dlv, to its m noe i me *. II >s
tht case been s > ? lie wid s ate the
facts, and his pa r ms will themsdv a
pronounce from the s atemeac s ib nit
tcil t> their inspect! vi.
This pap r h s be-n six'een vears
established last Aoril ; an I we trust
with s > ne beneficial e:f-cts to the
cause of freedom : vet then- arc thon
s in Is of doll trs on o ir bo >ks, of w iich
n large a nount c msis s of debts of
from six to ten years s nndiog.
Wi h twelve hundred an I fi rv sub
scribers, an l UD»vir Is of six an i t.v<-n.
ty hundr d papers issue l \ e kl.» fr > n \
oil' press ; the prof! s of -he rst.ahlis 1- '
ment sh mid a nount to a consider d>ie j
sum. \ et, whilst the price ot p ipr r j
(without mentioning vo k nen’s wa
ges, f;.c.) amounts weekly to fro n f.v !
an ! twenty to thirty dollars : and whilst
t pcs require to he r*n av«:l every
tnrea or lour years ; o ir annual re
ceip s do not amount to t */o tho is md
da.l inxexclujive ot'alv r iii >g, a s i«n
inadequate to ans ver "the dis.mr.st;
mentj >f the es ablfclmient.
Tue price of this paper t>o, has not
been rdse.1, b it is continue i at four
dollars per mmitn, /vail., m >it other
papers J thlishe l twice a week;, arc at
live d >"nrs.
U.i ler s ich circu nst nc?s, it has
baco ne a 1 i w i*ri i is duty I ><* the pro
prietor to address himself to the ; is
ti<r dFfiU suoserjbers. lefeels it ii
dtspeu . blr iiccjs arv, that those w to
owe bi n long s?lading 1 slits siiou! t
co 1; lor.vard an 1 discharge them :
an l that rh >s t t >r whose punctual pav
•ne.u, hi.hertz, he te is grateful, will
P *■>’ the i nount of the s i nsa hich tliey
resp ctiv.dv may owe hi n.
Tie propria tor feds c mscio is that
he his con I ic‘e 1 the piper s nee its
fi*-st establ sh neat, upon those orinci
p!e$ which he deems the irtost virtuous.
He therefore, hopes that his presc it
appeal t> the justice of ih snbsc Tiers;
will produce iii zae effects whic i he
thinks it merits.
Argue Q.jlcc, 5'/i left'ember, 1309.
Nli V I\) <V C \Y.
The tnries have hr night out a new st ain,
and Sh v\E noit rn info 1/ ot “ oeric ins in
French pusons.” Hr n t i w >r I, all the
whi of A >i r:c i it in Hritia'i I) 11? t it
An I why tlnu <1 they speak of the l itter ? < > d
George b itters their bre id ; p tvs the n for
scri >>liog an I enibles then to go to n ir
' ket. The history of Bonapirte’s kidmp
j p ng V nerictns is briefly this: Hr tisn v:s
! sels i i !er A nerican coin -s w th forged pi
' p ro. engigo in a contraband tnle—h*y
i th .t are caught in the fact—the ships an 1
c irg us are -.e jus^tere !, and the ere -vs ire
; incarcer itcd. No v, you wj|| re n irk t i it
tiny ire nit pi on hoard French sh'ps to
I fiijht the '»i ties if Fr inc", but m French
prisons on laud, where they are mi train.
! ed with.m I ibor at the cost of the French
empir •. In this respect, Bonaparte is n >re
merciful man >o ne n her nit ions j for Spain
; absolutely seals every person detected in
contraband trul* to tne mines; an l he ii
j less cruel th in the British, becau e h does
not co npel the n to fight f >r hi n. But we
j defend In n n «t If he has rhe I but one
I solitary A n ric in, and mi \ v udy confined
hi n, he merits ill our resentment an I in.
dignati »n. Our desire is solely to call the
pu die attention to a very plain distinction
in the case. IV me: seises nr* country nen
when those coun ry nen are e npl tyed m an
illv'gal trade: w iiist th: Hritisi seise om
seamen when engigsl in a lawful traffic
with lawful p io:rs, oi bur I bona /i ic \.
meric in bottom; ail, do you ,n ira, sir
to the tune of s» ne tiiousm 1 soils, erm
, me 1 betWv:eu tne d c'n of i snip, lifc.- ne.
; gr »;s in i he h »lfl of a g i m itr»ler. M »
a word of all this, do you observe, l*i th
I federal prints; th ise precious vehicles
whose editors, like minsters with me eye
cm perceive none of the m mi foil villainic
of the lingliih.
Rjetract of a letter / ro n our Cofreifton
ri-ntnt iVitifiingryn, dated V /if. 11, liD)
“ 1 )f Jackswi’i arrivd yo i wore a 1 vise.
1 earlier than n:. At the first biss’i of tm
intelligence this norm ig i i our city, the on
I'dry. Has been, f‘nt finUnala lie* h
Wring / iV.'ui will /#e l> f Are tin tkre
tin'll' evitninci :n the ,{desftatcV front
C'i'i lug ro -''Irt Seine to form the ban is of
h t rief iciafio t / 5cSea. etch- Mr', jfir -
kmc. 1 under* and, is at the Kistward, and
w II , uyii • stun hither to m ik.ehis con*
fee to his successor
FJ.i IMS t tGUS.
JVar.rs of Streets f br Richmond.
It is worthy of notice that t^is town has
not Seen proneily described by streets. Its
extent »s now so great as to affhrd much
trouble to find the residence rf the inhabi
tants. These reductions h«nvu induced me
to submit the following proposition to consi
deration. . ...
T v'segin -at the C ml an.V design ate that
street, quite to iiocl^etts, by the name of
Water Street.
The next High Street. -
The next C tpitol Street.
The next Broad Street.
The next Walnut Street.
The n-xt Poplar Street.
The next Locust Strent.
The next Mulberry Street.
The next Cherry Street.
Tlii next Pme Street, 5cc.
S»on the Northern extremity.
I would next beg n vi.h the street which
lu rls from the Bill Pavern to the river,
and call it Kock-L Hiding S reet.
The next B udge Street.
T iu next Crooked or S iocko<* S reet.
'Pic next Hism Street
Pile n*xt F rst S reet.
The nrxt S;c>nd S ru**t.
The next Third Street.
A »d so on the extremity of the town.
According to tiis pi m, the Washington
ruv- rn w ml l lie at tne corner of C ip tol
Street and Thir l S rrut Ttv S y m f a
vrn w mid be at tin e c irner >f S -o • ! S reet
in 1 Pn r l S r -et. M . 13 w s>’s p-iii'ing
olfi i * will be at the coi n r *>f :.! irk-t Struct
and First Street
Prosser and *1 ncurh Vs idue OTi te at
the corner of Shocfcoe S reet un i Muit t
Stfet.
Unless something hotter sh ill be sugge34
ted. let these n i nes be ud.ip.ed by eo n non
consent.
\x CITIZliN.
^ x JtB.rjr.qr. -- _■ - J_
THE V PKE.
T* UK public are respectfu Iv informed that
*- during rhe season no p ay >v>|| lit* rr„
peatu.i, nor will tier • >; any /toi.'/fjnemcnt
on .iccoo it of weatijer.
.<) 1 V? lo -s I iv eVenioar, f> h Hrmt. will be
presen r-l (for toe first t> n- »er ) a cf, rtj
'fcio Drama, called P I £ F ) {l’ l *Ss —
Aber the pi iy, will ne perfir n *,| by Ch.t.
drrn only, a Jli'lrt Pm ami nr, c -.lled
i l ft. (I 11) i.A 1 1 . { i ir 1 .i £ • [ £ t •
Ht <»H<, lo which will be added, (f>r
the first time h*re) . ie mi eh ad r» r ■ I ni
stc d eiitert tin n -it of P l;£ HJd TK { . v
i >I ’s — t x o te <1 II ir —TJ illcry
7 > criv.a—Cliil lr.-a JuIF Price. Pickets
to be ha l at the r.ieitre, .ml fro n dr.
Daviaat his prio iog <• ice. i) i rs t.» o.
pe i at 5 o’clock -*Cur:uin to rise at sqvcii
o’clock precisely.
\T«)TICi£-er Vll person* coo craei are
* ^ required to take notice, that ve have
soltl the debts due to t i.* I tie concern* of
Hubert P.ollifc Sc C i if die • n >id, a id »f
|i)inlop. Pollok 3c Co. of v! i >c iejier, to
\fes;rs. Pornokins and >Iurr»y, of ilicH*
mond *.nl tli • t piyn u •* hereafter are to
1 •»» made to them alo ie or ti t.mse wno.n
! they may e.npo.ror 'o co lect.
f i -in jf /'i'ri Dunlop.
Petersburg Sept, 1st. ldu'J.
rHOSC indebted to the late concerns of
Dunlo t, Pollok !c Co of 4 mchesier
and it 'bert Pollok Sc C >. • f tich n > i l u-e
now requested n cnie firwiril n 1 seulu
their r -9 lective h il incus, i* i mger m lul.
! g.mce cannot me 'rave L ha.rv ri an I t,
[ ^eots InviOg the collection or settle nen of
debt* ilue eitner of ipe above concerns will
be pleised to forwtrd u* suite.uunis of toe
business in tneir It in is.
/b n/tkin* >j? tlwraiy.
Itichmon I, 1st Sept *.n >.-r, 1309. *’n
Jv j » j.a i •> ts, niixsuuer i,l v*:i_
oner, respec.fully ac jii iin s his friends
an l the public, th it lie It s taken Iknj i n n
I Warn .T into a c *p irtnersn p i i lws»ui
! ness ; and tb it i.i lu ure their tr ide win ^
c irrie 1 on iln l sr t ie nr ii of J > I dSi) 'f
and V V < 4 iVh wnu It ive tor s.i e at rht-ir
stores in Uicu it >n I, Vir. in Pltilalelph t,
an l in L • x».» ;t > i, iieuticky, a gener u as.
sort nent of it »«k* a 11 St tti to try, oi the
ovist re non able ter ns.—They funk it not
improper tn nention, t i it they hive ,ong
been engag'd in tne not h piper busmen,
with w lie i :h *y are per actly acj Minted,
an l having i Urge capit il e nploye 1 m toe
trad *, are en i tied to purch tie tii raw m
teri i!s, to in inifacture their go > Is, at the
s oiliest possi tie expence, and tnat they
ar-therefore justified in giving tne public
, every expectation of being served to ud'
i vantage.
I %* rite highest price will be given if
ca i* nr books, f»r clean linen and cut tor
i It V(»■>, at ihe bonk store adjo.ning tin
.vlirket bridge ltich nond.
Sipie niter k, idjd. 3;
FAliLl.VU G \il )iiN LO I S FOil
SALE.
rfIF. Subscriber intends offering fo
sale on the premise*, ai public Auc
tion, to beg-n at 10 o’clock m the ftrenooi
, ob the litii day of ilii, present monll
sundry viluibe LOTS, situated in th
hailing Go-den, in the city iff H'chmos'
fne Cond tions will he o.io third Cash, t
n-go'iible indorsed M-» ea, payable in th
Dink of Virginia trnh th : d sc , mi <
said n ve* a ided ; o.i- othir third i
one yeir, >nd the o her third m tw
yer* fro ri the diy «>f sale*
Tiie Ibis will be »>hl It/ the foot, men
sjring acro.s the Iroat, that each purclv
* set may have a I >1 of a ii*e t t suit tiiu
self; and lb secure the t w » I is» pay ne t:
l negoti i t •? a tt :s< wit > 4 .fee | i. u« w»
i be r • |ui *• f. \i tno s * u • 'i u • , i I ulac
A C A HD.
1 1ITR following plan oF itv?tni.~t*oTi wi'l
commence to-morrow, September Gt'.i,
1 H. (11 a vital n*s At a o v.m t.
~ P-nma rshift, Mercantile Jirthmetir, i
) til'll? fC*-flirt*. Knsftiai (Jr-ivtnoar, he
Kn^ith L’teraturx generally, jLutinSc
Greek, Classics, .
will be taught by D Dorcit
C French 5c I n'ian fihctoint. Logic- •fo
2 » ral P*iiloto/i/iyKPolt!yy.\atnra.l ST Ci„
*. vil History %
by L. TI. DniSRSix,
-The various branches of Hie Matheiri *
)tics, in their fudeut extent, v2'\ a’-urut
) Philos'ihri, G-oifra fifty. ffraen, a
LttnJscafic Paintin'*, Me.
by Joan Wnati,
(Ijifclu Tnstnsc'or of yotilh uc ilanch *,er )
The advantages of the abm. e comp re nr -*
sive plan speak, tbr theimelv.s. Trie tat us
are not enhanced Oi th t c* rary, tn v
ire, in many instances, reduced, ebitfiy
with a vie-v to a wider dHfus. on of nsfe-d
knowledge. ,
Beside f,ie respective du'ies stated nb n. ,
the instructors w 1! occasi >n illy, iutrrc.ia -
branches, in order :o ascertain the pi'oii -
enr.y of the pup Is in each clcp .rt ucnt, a -d
to cherish ;* Itu laole sp rit of e nuluien.* «
For fur her particulars apply to the imd.-i
3igned.
. T,. TI. fifF. V!i:.)IN.
Rich on 1, d;;>t. J h, :,t- •
O'JIlI.l Z S \ r„ -2.—!ty v ••• j • of a d ed it
trust ex--H i'l by Rut. a-.d dJ .o : Tu •
ner. an l \nn tlv* -\»iIV* of .he said G *n I sli >11
o i Fueliv the il’ith of this ;i.*eieht m •
d’ ll.) at illEagle Tavern in Hie city of
ltichfli'id, expose for sale to the liyast hi .«
! all lb -.t lot. pi ‘c t or parcel of ground, situ
' ate. Iv'og ti l being in the said City, on *Ji >•
east s' !e of tbr cross str»?cf, leading from t!.->
Dell r iv>* -ii to tii: river, (subject t> -i grouc-I
rent «»f £ l * per ainn n firrver,) with its ;« >•
nu tin mees and imp -ovc meuts ; k also the fid,
lowing slaves v-.;. George ('die cj >k) Peter
in ; li.ir-.vrj a id Aggy ; or so much or saul
property as w li b • surfl-i ;nt to raise the sum
ot <$ r>». with iill'costj aucndiug the ck:cu'
tive of the* said 'rust.
1‘ic sail till** wd| be mail: agreeably to
tli * davv-tinin a i l provision v-'*f tllo act of Ai •
le-nli* in s'i,;h - issp-iss - 1 in January IBu-b
1 e ititled m act cone •rning cx.*cu ion* mil for
other pnruoses.
ANDREW STF.VENSJN. Truster; ,
S -n ember, :] i8'39. (tds )
At a Cni*-t hell for Franklin Con it j, Ju*.
hj 3.1, l.i09,
Robert Hodges, Pl’f. A 3*
AGAINST f Q
I h on Hal! Ja n ■>* Roberts nnd Bet* >
a v hi-, wit;, children and het’S ofi o
.1 ni s R b rN. cEce ;-ed, d f‘s J
r'I'' IE cLlend.inis James U.it> its "u l
B-*'.-*ey his wife, r.o helving Wit fed
thei" aopeura ice a ul ,,.vca seco i y oc.
co >ling !.\ v and th - rules of this cou’*,
a vl i appearing to the court ‘lrat they r.tv
not i b.bean s of tip; C immo iwealTh s
on ihe motion of the p’auv,;8‘by his a’..
torp y, U h ord-tr-d, .list lit • said d;fcn*
dsn s do appear here on or before ill * ti st.
M unlay in November ncxl uiid aisw* r die
T»'a*ntiiT*. bill; and h t a copy htrcnffce
iu-e 'ei ii so n: newspap u* ptililolied us
this s tie to* t «"i anr-inths succes ivelv-, and
posted v the font Joo of thtf courthouse
of this co n y.
A Cory—Tea*e,
C\ Etl I' VTE n C for
\\ I.vS CALL V V VtT, C. F. C.
8; v
Unite l "’l iter Court, j*/i Crrc.rt and I'trjx
ffiniti Dittrct, J.ixc ;vii^ 1 09.
Sm’uii, Ctlhotli, nnd C eipaiiy, l’ id's. ^
AiJAlfsr
Ed nan l Edring'on and |a e TVgrv Tlis*'
c i» rs of Chrii'iphcr C.-.ring'r
rt c d a *d *V lia n L* i:c E *r''’gf *n, hci
at 'a / >n I cl-visee '»f 'he itC.A Ch id '• J J
Oh»* Edritgi'iti, d- »t'. I*
‘Ad a fun of h pliin'.iffs, Icevc is Jtivu.i them
ni an; i l ih*d bill, whic . aneodminr ,a th-:
ta l b 1 vai thereupon fi rd • nnd on t c f r t! or
tro i>tcf h >| xirt iifi, th - c u*t doih refer ih«
accounts c f j inics 1) ;;gs Qshm.m, an rxc-cuf r
nf G .ristnn er ltd inj-tsn. deceased! *o sne ut
the cam Til si >n ’.rs, of this c »tlr», to he by bin
stated 'fitlel and to th*. cmi-t rep n«i b
an-/ 'p»c;il matter though pe tineni by ni ns-1 f
0 byei h'r part , rrqi'"ed to bs so o a'ed, and
the. |till era ui-slo.ier is authorite l if required
b* ‘is pi i;n iir , *o ext 'Ins raid J.imei IJijfjS
Di.hnan, i sv.eitft fir*.
A Cop.- — Tes’ej
wdt WiLLlA 4 MAllUIAM., C'.k,
C'j nmtisioafr'i 0 Tre, Frclrrickiburg,
Autfuat lOtfi, liW.
On Mo day the 6 *t day of >f ivemb-T next
1 s \ll pr oceid to carry tile fir-ajung; order into
elf *cr, vhe eof, the pir-ies interested are de u«
i * I to ta';e notice, and a ten I at my office, in the
town <>■' F-etlerioksbur.aj, at'J o’clock H ’.he !'*e
uoons At l he said James O (n Dish-nan w
oar'cnUr'y renu'red so attend w th hi* accounts*
at executor of Chris ooher IS lrinqj on, dec’d.
BRNJVVI1N PARK.IS
1 tfit Matter CommAtianer
! II V he G vert r of hi C m n > • w ai h of Vir*
j I > <inia, A FR0C1.A tAl'l'jV. Whereas it if
! represente' to the Executive, that a cer ain Wi<*
* lumSuoiht', in liflel for felony at the DiA ict
C -u t holden in the connty of llatdv, in ^ep'em*
b«r, IK07, hath escaped frurn the jail of the savl
r 1) s’ ret Court; I hive the-ef»r% thought fi>,
with 'he a Ivicc of the CotviI uf ‘state, *o <1 uo
■* this Proclamatt >n , Hereby offering a re ward A S t
b ]") I'arx, to any pertoo nr persons \/ho shad ajs
b p r'lienh kmI cm loA the xsld Wi|I5arn •dslrodi''*
- -o ih* janm ilit; Superior Court of the county ol
H rd/y ’bat he may lie draft wi'h •* the i*w d:.*
r*dj: Ao I 1 do m'»rtov'’r en't >m all officers, ci.
•m! ml military, and txhort liu Rno4 ;f pi’ o
e.the Common Stealth, ton. e. thsir 'u *• t ndeavof t
'm to apprrhc id an I entire y to the jut *1 ’he T*
n pc nr Court of the county of 'l<rdy efir i*i4,
0 the *ud William S'po her, thatsuch ,-ri < t d'njj
u iy he had thereupon as in v im ca-e- the l*'*
„ direct*.
G vets under my Hand with the seal A he
1 I„ S. Co mm on weal di annexed, a- Fich*
i* nt jikI, this *9i|»da/ of An • \V>9.
4, JDH R 1VGV.H.
Il Th- said William d.r..ihn- »> su
2, ’ i be about ' I nr )0 r mi of*/. Its b! t*’
ye*, fair c miidc^inn, abou > (<•* & is.' t>
*it’h, w.sil m-.'e and active, mth a -.tIt cmu<o<
•nartcu whe n sn tnnti, aud Y*r/ w»ik*»i4« ...»
is a native of this state*