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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
BOTANY BAY.

We are in possession Of seven of the
FIRST news papers printed t Botany Bay.
The mind actuated BY levity, may treat
such q communication with contempt;
But whether we view this new colony.
commercially or politically, the reReeti-
ons produced are such as beft the PHI
lososopher, the statesman or the Philan-.
thropist. The papers although printed
: in STYLE. thar 20 years ago would have
seemed elegant in this country are NOT
noticed BY US as literary productions but
as the FIRST essay ola colony. 81 /.
q Itis now 10 ysars since. the 6rst es-,
tablishmsnt was made Id South Wales Z:
and the colony is already England ii j
! miniature. Il is little more than two CEN.
turies since the Europeans were settled
on the continent Of North America.
which Is this day one Of the countries il
the world that maintains its Independence
and dignity inthe most decided and no.
norable manner. s = 2ss 81
We are ignorant q TO the settling Of
coloniesin the ancieatworld. Fable and
6ctions have enveloped those transact.
ons in 4 state Of darkness; but since /,
Europe got connected with India and
South America, we have had some ye. .
ny striking examples Of the impossibility
ofuhatis termed coloniaing 4 country Al.
ready inhabited and enjoying 4 polished
state of society. 5 h 80 8.
We may send thousands of our most
energetic and brave eompatriots to the
East Indies. They win either return
home, or they viii assimilate themselves
70 the inhabitants and their ehildren
win resemble the natives of the coLntrv.
The Spaniards experience the same with
regard TO South America, and time
makesno change IN the manners Of the
inhabitants. s.; s,.i ~ 81 s
In settling 4 colony n North A nerica
England shed less blood, and performed
fewer Of those actions, which 4 misappli.
cation Of language has digni6ed with the
title Of great and brilliant butitla the
foundation for mighty state, already i
mounting to above eight millions or II.
habitants, and aifording by far the n,o.t
extensive market for English manufac-tt
tures that exists. The fair compile menr
Of inhabitants for the u. States will :.
mount 70 above $50 millions Men
who win speak the English langaage, live
under English laws, and continue to nre. I
fer English manners to those Of ofher
countries. Thus England has already
established one Of the greatest states in
the world and this new country fol- I
lows with rapidity that passes all exam
pie. s,5 II
3 Tbs 6rstpublie effort ofthe inhabitants
.of Botany bay, towards assuming i matte
onai character cannot Be passed over With
out feeling and Observations. Ii Is per-
rod thar naturally leads TO reiiestipn i and
the thinking mind cannot look forward !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17

5yity and valour of my aeets and armies,
10 die real and nconquefable spirit of
nv faithful subjects, Icon6de the honor
Of my crown, and III those valuable int.
rests which are involved in this moment.
Gus contest. h : j.
I. Actuated By these sentiments, and
hnmbly imploring the Blessings Of Bi-
vine Providence, / look forward with 1
firm conviction, that i, contrary 10 all
just expectation, the enemy should eludes
the vigilance Of my numerous fleets and
cruizcrs, and attempt TO execute their
presumptuous threat Of invading our
coasts, the consequence win be 10 them
discontinue, confusion and disgrace;
and that ours willinot only Be the gnory
Of snrmnunting present difficulties, and
repellIng Immediate danger, but the So
lid and permanent advantage Of fixing
the safety and independence Of the king.
dom on the basis Of acknowledged
strength, the result Of It's own tried en-
ergy and resources. .ssa H g. -. Y
a -. -.-z - ~ $500 November %.
Some dispatcher from the first consul
60 gen. Rochambeau, who commands
the remnant Of the French force in St.
Domingo, has been lately intercepted
BY one Of our cruisers. IN these dis
patehesBonaparte is saidto have informed
Gen. Rochambeau that the French trea.
sury quite inadequate 70 = furnish him
with any other pscuniary supplies, and
that he must therefore endeayour TO pro-
vide for his army in the colony It was
appointed 70 defend. n +.:ss : A.,
The mode of raising such provision
was pointed out 70 the General; and
the adpice contained IN the dispatch was
that in order 70 prevent !: noisy COM
plaints,n or !. troublesome claims,s at q
future period, 10 any properly he might
/ think il necessary to appropriate, he
should take care TO have the approprie-
tors set aside, that Is, murdr,ed! -
The atrocities Of former Tyrants, fade
before this Master Monster. u
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17

IS. Conserving Samuel selden.
q. To amend The aef, cnncerning he
iees of certain oifccrs, declaring The
mode q discharsing aid fees. md eOun-
n lesies. rs, ~
8. 10 raise 81 lottery or lottsriesss
sun of money fofthe use Of Bel6eld sea-
| demys Sd
s.. 10 amend - CT, entitled n act,
] for estahlishine IN arademy n the ccun-
" of Albemarle, and for other purposes.
I ~. To amend de act, entitled % oct,
% establish ! draw bridge over the cas-
tern branch 81 Elizabeth river within the
county Of Norfolk, and for other pur-
poses. 4
90. To amend he aes, entitled IN act,
, concerning escheators.
30. Concerning John Smith.
90. To amend he CT, entitled m act,
% amend N act. snlitled m act, for ap.
! pointing electors @ choose president
and vice president &c he United States.
4 81. To amend IN act, entitled an oct,
tsamend m oct 20 sppropriatea certain
m for opening . waggon road through
The counties Of Russell and Lee, and for
other purposes. 4
81, To raise BY lottery or lotteries, .
sum ofmoney for the benefit Of the Pc.
sershufg academy. s .s
%. For improving De navigation Of
James River.
-. Au.horising IN additiontob built
p the lunatie hospital IN williamsburg
9x To amend de oct for regulatinf
the manufacture oftobacco.
06. Concerning John Laprade, dec.
81. incorpo two companies for
sopening q Turnpike road from Richmond
10 Staunton.
% For estahlishing . Turnpike road
from Richmond 10 die Deep knn Coal
Pis, and from thence 70 the Three
nctched Road. M
& 20. An aet allowing q pension 10 BEN
iamin Smithey.
n TOO. An oct exhouorating John Rice
md James Martin from the psyments Of
certain judgclnents therein mentioned.
toi. An oct anthorising the, Auditor
81 Pablic Accounts 10 issue warrant on
the Treasury, IN favour Of the represen.
ntives Of Hugh Innis, dec.
lOa. An act 70 amend and reduce into
one he several acts for egulating the mi.
] litia Of this commonwealth.
ios. An oct reducing enc 70 Elisha
Hall. q
1oA Anact 10 amend the several acts
forregulaiing Inspections Of Tobacco.
los. An act for Incorporating the
Bank 81 Virginia. : W. !
to6. An oct concerning william
! Herndcn- ssS
l0z. An act suspending for time,
The operation ofthe several laws, 90 Ear
= The same relates 70 the counties west
Of the blue ridge.
1Os. An 70 amend and reduce in
20 one The several acts, concerning the
AUDITOR and Treasured. M:
100. An actor paying the Oa6cers Of
the General Assembly, fortheir services
during the present Session.
ITO. An art to amend and explain an
net, entituled . An oct FOR ascertainine
the .axahle properly within thi. Com.
Ill. An act concerning the proceed
ings in the Courn Of ChanceYy and for
otherPurPoses. d
c2gCRESssf ne D. STATES.
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CHOICE LANDS-FoR SALE.

4 DIVISION of the famous Saura Town Lands ha-
wing taken place between the heirs OF lanes
Park Farley, Eiq. decd and Col. John s. Farley and
his filter Mrs. Elizabeth Morton, the fubcrbeys Ro-
bert Taylor of Norfolk, and Charles Duncan 1t Ros-
lin, near Petersburg, fully empowered by the ad
Col Farley and Mrs. Morton, to dpofe OF their pro-
portion, containing 1882 acres Which are .u-vtyed
and laid off in eight lots containing from 500 to 2SCo
acres agreeable plots in the pohelon of the iaid
Duncan The four Target lots of excellent quality
each containing comfortable proportion of the rich
cit low grounds which produce tobacco Of the very
tirit quality has been experienced by one OF the
iubicribers, who ihipped it for number Of years.
Ihoie lands lie on Dan and Smith rivers H. Rock
ingham county, on the borders Of North Carolina,
about 10 miles from Peterfburg and Richmond As
there are feldOm iuch lands for le, they mu be an
object to thofe who purchafc iuch as will pro-
duce fine tobacco, hemp and ima grain One third of
the price mutt be paid in ready money, one third in
twelve months, and the other third in years. the
purehaier giving bond with unexceptonabe fecurity,
bearing interei from the date if punGtually paid
Thoie who with to purchafe will be ihewn the lands
by Doaor John c. Cox, living al Leekfville near
Rockingham Court-ioule, and the terms made
known by
ROBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
Petersburg, Nov. Oh. eptf
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rons increaie of fea port population, and TO lc-
duce their inhabitants from the inveterate> ha-
bits of city life. To purfue this policy of q
ericultural augmentation and commercial dinli-
mutton of population, the ditfniion of knowledge
or rather Eigacity, as AN indiipeuiible fubRitute
mutt be particularly attended to. Farmers
have no leifnre and lefs ufe for academical ard
unworthy inftruction, therefore a new fyftem
,mult DC citabliihed TO meet the condition of a.
gricultaral life, rs explained in my diicourfa on
education.
IAN agricultural population, feparated into
fami.ies and imal focieties by ditant fettle-
rients would become ignorant, iuperihtious,
ielhih and fivage, ifnot feduced into inftrutton
by its pleaiures, its facility and mott evident u
tility. In TOWNSHIP nhabitantsimprove their po-
litical Eagacity by iutercourie and diicover the
advantages Of union, fociety and government,
while farmersin the undiRurbed poiiefsion of
equal property ieek no want of protection from
pubic force, and no advantagetrom arevenue
diftrained rom their iudulry. From this com
parative view Of the agricultural and commerce.
al character, it will be indi!penhhly neceiiary,
for the general government TO appoin; commit
, oners OF public i;,itruGion to eit2bliih fchools,
to publiih and difiufc works ofinftruGton on all
fubie6ts, and above all, to encourage and iuP-
port lecturers, who, after public ftrvice At the
meeting houfe NAV deliver to the congregation
before 1T diiperies ,uch knowledge OF astronomy,
natural philofophy, chymiftry and the ic;ence
of man, as may be uieful in all the condues of
life, and teach an agricultural population in one
hour more than all the ftudy of books and uni
veriities could teach in long life.
/ conjure the commercial popefation of the
fea ports to view their Insignificant numbers
and force compared with the actual and pro-
grefIive population of the country; they are Il
river to an ocean, and all their opponent efforts
againtt the tides ofthe fea will but make bar
to deftroy their own navigation or intereit.
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HIillidzjG4rg Nsv. 81 1904.

HE Commiiloners appointed by Law TO conduct
l. the LOTTERY for the benefit Of WILLIAM &
MARY COLLEGE, eayMeR.y ectyenf all ,hoGe vino have
bt4n 10 obging to aid in tie dpoial of tickets and
who may nor have complied, as ye., with former g.
milar Ileit, oi. time in tranimit,i,g 20 the
iubcrDer, by roH, return confornabe TO the mode
which obyiate dapponth,cnt in the required infor
NATION, is hereto iubjoned 1t will readily b. perceive
ed that, until the information now reGueaed be obtain
cd, the drawing cannot commence. On the mar. of
nece'ary delay and they ater thcinfcivs ,at ,huf
who have been active in befrending the intereA Of the
college, will ule the reque exertons Facilitate the
performance of duty which they focitous ould
he dcharged with the utmoR promptnefs, IS well p,
with tie itrietea idety.-It is hoped, the returns
will be forwarded by the lait Of this month at fartie
Signed, at the requeh OF the commIioners.
2w ]. MADISON, Chairman,
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With to employ without family as an
4 Afltant in my School at the Ho-Springs in the
county of Bath, who can come well recommended for
his iobriety, morality and integrity and qualified to
teach Arithmetic and Surveying. Such a perlon will
meet with eneouragemcnt by applying to the Rev'd
Mr.. Blair, or Mr.. Peter Tinney in the city of Rich
mond; Capt John Beale, in the county of Boteour,,
the fublcriber at this place.
FRANCIS CRUTCHFIRLD.
IIot-Spriugs, Nov. 81 (ep3w)
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EDUCATION.
Nov. 8.

r WOOD has opened, at his room, formerly the
fehool room OF Mr.. Harris, oppoiite to MI. Cop
lands, IN ETENIlTG CLASS, from the hours Of
feycn TO nine, for the arts of Drawing and Painting
and the ieveral branches the Mathematics including
the higher parts Of Arithmetic, Geography, Alrono-
my and Surveying
Evenings O! tuition Tueiday, Thurllay and Friday
The Students who attend are at liberty to devote
the whole Of the two hours TO either of the above arts
aud licences to apply both to Drawing and Mathe-
mates, the latter being taught By lecture
Terms Two Dollar. and one half per month, paid
at entrance Nov q. (eptf
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NOTICE.
Ts6r ad 10 hebgbR bdtr, on Ire fourth Ytdrnzry in
Deeauber nest, at Hanover Cory.- konk.

Ts6r 0d 10 bf bigbf biddr, on he nrf5 Wtdvcry in
Deee01ber nest, at Hanover Coryt- honf
HE Seat zv6ereon TIE l5yc,iber nezv yea,, contain
Ing Ietzveea three and four burlred qsres, Of sakaa
BE jarmiag ka& 7bi' E1afiOn eom5iae as uqaay na.a
raj N&VGHtgges, m9f ne sopaty II is BeAegel to M
equally beahLy Toib any IN its qeaiy tbe nrigb5o4ybaod
eeHs"t Hed agreeable, and nn0gatioa e7e at The dssr
IL :: peculiarly esaPfed 10 'efanai gentleman heinz
ssi6i" fzceHty miles offbe city Of ieJgOnd, fix Of Tie
e'"Itbo4f, fzOO Of HasoOer toxin, fix Of NeqO-GaGh;
and far Of an e*Neie"t s1aasfz.g MD. On f55iis
Ja'm is Vrry Ipaeiors Dazzling 62t Sme7v5a out of
'fp4r EAf in fOr1Je good eandtioa for e reception sfe
large and geaei family; Atsjem el,aoe fnae1 a
large barn in Oery good repair, and mea estai ara.
ore6ard, goAb sary IF otbey ae flit-7Ie tsyzn IF
ac 7eW b, On. third TIE 9ure5 rsrey baid an He day
e(aA que fbi'd OF that dag tzossvs n,afj.; ard tbt .
liter bird in x montb' from the bs,io4 at zvJeb tie r.
eoHS Payment beeme5 dr. TIE Gond5 10 beer iafeR G.
t5e a'ft j not ea"f'DaAiy pod and deed ot,g& On Tie
Ia"d, tojfs~f fbs payments of5et7oo iaF iualue1tt
my Peg5u 7ObO may qoG to ViezO tie finn, 4vY annie
to e G4f,i5,, or in bis anee 10 1lt6J. LAW yoa.J
JSL" A"dg5H, ESzpa,d Humility, qobo yeGdf ma, t-
Py0ajcs. BATHURST TONFs
Haaovr County, NoO. l4.-(fA.J
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anfurange agalntF fire.
Pbsnis Fire Office, LOnaon,

HN"'" 1'e IU'Sf1 1~VfHoH,
Nay ], 1904
He numerous and detru9ive Fires which have
Il happened within the period of thetwo lat years,
in different parts of Europe and America more parti-
GUAR in the towns of Liverpool IN England Gothen-
burg in Sweden, and Norfolk in Vrglna) render it
proper &C remind all PeTfo5 vino Poiieis property
in the United States of America OF the utility of r
ance.
The Phoenix Office of London is an inltituton luE-
hcienty known by the very large and important oies
1t has paid, coniequence Of the exteuive conagra-
lions in the cities and of America to fuch fuer
ers ashave had their property by
iniurance-The Phoenix Company deeply regret that,
owing to theexpene oflerousand lones upon
thebuiidngs andnores in the timber towns no altera-
on nor remillon fuch rils nbemadeat preert--.
but the Directors hope from the increafe of brick and
tone buildings, and other improvements of lecurity,
that the period is not far daaut, when they will be
bic generally, to mitigate the rates of in!urance in
North America; and they confidently preflme that
the pronptude and honor with which they have uni
formerly fulfilled their extenfive engagements have
unequivocaly etablbed the fodity credit, and good
faith of the Company.
The Phoenix Company grantinlurances upon bull
dings, goods and hips, Whit in dock or in harbor,
from lois damage by fire, upon the mott moderate
and equitable terms and perion delrous of iecuriuC
their property by policies from this company are re-
quoted to trann their orders to their cOrrpondents
III Great Britain.
Nov. 8. epl6t
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-
HE Office OF Superyifor of the Revenue for
j the Dinrd Of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unfnihed bufnef of the fid Oce transferred TO
me; the Collector of the Drea FAX and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have not been finally adaG-
ed and paid, hereby informed that they are now
reqvcited to call my Office in the city OF Richmond
without delay, and pay the balances due to the United
StatesAnd thofe whoie lards have been fold in the
diitrct of Virginia by authority of aa CT Concrefs
OF the United States for nou-paymCnt Of the Direct
Tax, may redeem iuch lands, by paying to me within
the time limited the principal colts aud ices the law
direGs.
As NOT olthe aforementioned lsnds were fotl in
Dec. 1902, the privilege ofredenPtion viii continue
until December next.
The money received by me Tor the reclamation Of
the fad lands, viii be returned to the purcacr with
ir:ersh at the rate Of rs per per annum or tie
purehaie money, to the day which it may be paid
TO me. JOSEPH SCOTT
Martial V.D
July ?. ep-,E,
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BOARD.

4 NY gentleman evbo eviRe5 TO BE- in n priz,ate
L L tami5y, tbe time Of roe AD;mbly, can be &c
eommodatedat Mrs. BOOTHS, miliiner, near MAJOR
Dm1aPs, qvbo Hkezvje boards .young gentlemen
~ TIE rear or the moi rsqfoaabie terms.
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THE LYCEUM;

Or, Sehool Of I2y5iiojooty-By Jain Stewart,
The Traveller.
In which will be exhibited the d;fcovery and ex-
petition OF the laws of intellectual Power, in
courte of Nine Lectures on tie Human U1-
dfraerding-To difpiay its nature, its pow
ers and its difciplne, iuilrated practically in
the various characters Of favage and civilized
nations, viewed in MIR. Stewards mott extern
five travels; in thefe lectures, vfons, dreams
predictions, and all the extravaganza phan-
toms of imagination, with the natural and
unavoidable errors of reaion, will be expofed
and explained.
An Introductory Difcourle to precede the Lee
lures, and explain their plan, conduit, and
object.
A Difcourfe on Human Knowledge, to afcertain
its power and explain its nature.
A Dfcouue Language, to form new flile
and difcipne OF ipeech
\ Dfcourfe on Education, to eftabliih a new
mode of developing Human Energy.
A Difccurfe on Social ECONOMY, applied to
American Politics, 70 ccncate ali parties,
and to irden.fy the Patriot Citizen with the
Universal Man
AT the particular requeft of the Editor, Mr..
Stewart has been polite enough to furnifh him
with his Taft Lecture, from which he has alto
permitted him to make the following extract.
TINS may ferve as 4 Satisfactory fpecmen of the
principles and capacities OF the man, who pro-
poiss 10 invcitigate fuch important iubjeGts. If
the Editor is not mihaken, he thinks his readers
viii find in it rich vein of very original thought,
which does not every day meet his obfcrvation
Ii the ipecuations of MIR. Stewart do not exhi-
bit tie truth, they will at leaf command our
snrioiity; and next to the phofopher who de-
velopes to us fome great principle, which was
before unknown to us, that man mott deierves
our gratitude, who aroufes the intellect and ftts
II upon new rtfrarches.
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WILL Re SOLD.

III baLhs Ea!e at zaebDiab B,eot;, Taveya, i7 Nan.
et5av, on Tn1fiy tie ~ Of Dssezs5er n.s!,
$50 acres Of LAND,
a Ii in aOoodJ, and of3riaae qfiqiffy, Iyizc in
\ CL5qeyedeoasty, Or re 1syi5 Efs erfB. Ble{;nr-
ham ,ead, and aairigg fje hah ef Mr.. tame, Seaff,
a5ogt vm s7es /yo'~ AEaSeb,fy. Tbe tymsof/ak 7oiH
BE- baf eg6 and f7rcge ,gosfb, eyeff fer f5. ofJr
or goigg bo1a 7oaJ a96yoqoi S,ily. Hay 6er51 sUiS
iae 10 pg,ebo voH 5 6eycr TIE had ~ e66iyse 70 Ely
Jo~>' Paffs,sa or 'Tgi6J C. B,o,ea sj Aza1eJ,Eer.
WI. GAY.
CJelirg}a..., NCy.7 7. cd
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Mode Of Returns.
PETER BELIETT,

X URsERY and SCOTSMAN, a, williarni.
y burg, intending to to the ffate of New
YORK, offers FOR SALE, lis NURSERY; con-
tanning 20 acres OF rich MANFRED Land, with about
10000 TREES, of which $4,000, conGRiag -
fellows, are tit to be tranip planted this lealcn
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LAND in A,iAERsrAyoR SIZE.

LNt1J IN ANIftEtsoI ---1LN Sl1LE.
IlY Virtue of deed Of ,ruR fror Nil Charles
ID Grymes, the fubicrber Will fell a; the Eagle Ia
vesn, in the city of Richmond, o.. fau.iday the 9th
Gay Of December next: ~
y TRACT OF LAND on Little Pney River, ia
the county OF Anlher formerly the properly of Viii
liam Wedderburn 1t is iaid tha this land is o. high
quality IS preGun,ed however, that thoie who with
10 p,rchafe viii inform tnemlrlves accurately upon
that fubied. The land will DE fold for ready money
and deed made by the truitee immediately
JOHN MINOR.
Nov. 81. (ep5)
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Currents Gooi.bprries and Stray. berries of forts
Grape V,nes of forts, Art:chokes and Al,araguf.
Roots, together with variety CT fo" ering lrubs,
Flower Roots and Seeds and Rife Baihes, and 4 ina
quantity OF Gardea Seeds q TINS years growth.
ALsO-rnay be had with the nrrtcry q Negroes,
OF which ere well acquainted with Carceii:.. and
Nurfery work. ALso-3 Hories, Steers Cows,
and the nurfery and farming utenlls, which If nor
Told by The LIT day OF May next, will be iet up At
Public iae on that day, un5il which time he will con-
tinue TO fell Trees &C. Sc. SC. on lower terms than
ufuai.
Orders left with Mr.. George Greenhow a, Rich
mond, NIellrs. John and Sam Penilton at Pescrg-
burg, will be duly attended to with dfPatch.
Williamsburg, Nov. 81. eplM.
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Mr.. STEWART,

We'll known in the literary world for the orr
glnalty and boldneis of his fpeculations, and no;
LET'S diitinguhed by the extent of his travels and
his various knowledge OF living, man and man.
ners, is now In Richmond, where he intends to
execute fcheme, peculiarly interelting to an
ardent and irquihtive mind. 1t is his Intention
TO deliver, during the FELTON, of the Legislature,
aSeries of Lectures on the mott curious and I'M
oortant fubecls. The following fketch will
n.>re particularly deyelope the nature OF theie
topics, and the various illuftrations by which
they will probably be enriched and embellilh-
ed -
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EHATES's ALMANAC-roR 1so5-plLEq-
- e6by M.6ry. Da1dt u Copriaey. 0.q, le
tad ct ths Q9ce Of Tire E77f&re-
S,'tewbsr -. etg