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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-17

u The above liz soHrrife. al the candidates have
W reeeived-The vote, for 2egiaer Are 10 be returned
the curt Houfc in this by the 18th Of April.
t7boagb ss,oirg occupy a"e5 Of Paper, at bI
i~ps,s"s tr,;o tie aJje7 Of Ryaer, ~.a yeu
f'ev'" e~s4gs"-' to 3.s tie aAsig, St1s ws' Sss'sI
- fame time jises
Mr.. JsNks,
Obferving the newspapers in this county he filled
with NOMINATIONS tor the office Of Rester Deeds
this county, it shighly expedent that fomc lould
be fected from the lin and fixed upon with lome degree
Of nnanmity. am not fo intimately acquainted with
either of the candidates yet propofed fea! great
degree OF concern for the election of either of them
perona or private considerations. living in the
try, and not havingny particular friend whom could
hope to- introduce into the Office and therefore feeling
other than what ariics from a view To the al.
vancemcnt of the public n,creh, have made inquiry
into the characters and 6iuations all the mott pror
nent characters upon The liz OF nomination The reiu
Is highly. IN favor of MIR ISAAC ADAMS. The other
candidates have vsriou, qaacationsomc fu able and
fsme uniutable for the office ;-others make claim to
public favor from confe atoms of pal erviccs aud
fome would even claim tufragcs from motives of
pity ard commlcratol. With reipt6i to the irt clafs
am able learn tina, they have performed any pub
tic icvices beyond the cpents,ions they have
for the ssme-f they had would agree that they
iat,ted 70 our confederation And the other cais
Il appears to me that uch characters maintain
themselves and Of uiiicicnt ability manage
their own conccrns ihond be lnrued with the care.
cuaody and manage ment OF our moit important nterel
60 w.t. our titles to real enaes The Office Of Reg,cr
oil Deed. requires in eminent degree gentleman Of
ingenuity correctnefs, integrity and ability
Mar. Isaac ADAMS j. character well iue6 to the re-
qniEte qualifications for this office. In tc fri place he
L. gentleman Of mature aye and of liberal education
His hasr. thofe Of regularity and fobrty In prin
epc he is correct His integrity is unmpeachabe His
and attention 10 his give lure pledge
t'at ihou'd he he eietfcd, the public intsreN will he
carefully, conitantiy and critically attended In ad
i'ion to all the re he poiecs aaable, inviting de-
porrmens A FARMER.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-17

N Office is hereby giveL to the nonreident psopiic-
~ tors and o~ oil lsnd Ia the town B,.s.c.,
Formerly called Fiay.ssa} in tbs c,suasy Cumberland
tha the Lets hereafter mentioned the hii's
committed to me the ubicosr, Collector of LAID town
for the year of our Lord III nd cgh, hundred
and two, to collect, In the REFLECTIVE un.s following VIZ
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-17

!" no Pcrfon i'ai appear diicA,rsc fsis ares and
a. nee eiiary intervening charges before Mouaay
inc eleventh. day OF June the clock ia tie
iorenooh' 10 much OF laid land n al be fu 10
dneharge the is're, will they be GJl az pu.e vsnnr,
Al inc awe'tns ionfc of RcaAso F., ca iu.s,a pa,Jw.
- the hisheit bidder accnr.ne 10 Law.
oiivanrs Bachclder, Ce.lst7w.
Rsssis. Mare. "a d. D. ,SA
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-17

tT The above tA senrrfe. ali the candidates have
y4 receved.-The votes for 2egaer be returned
the Court Houfc in this by the 18th Of April.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-17

Capt. Prior, from Rotterdam, left that city the
18th February At that time i, the general
.'peoaion that the expedition wonld fail before
the OH OF March.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-16
mo. 11l5.
PROPOSALS,
For Printing by fubfcription comprehel i've de-
defcription OF
The Harbour Of st. Johns,

The Island Of Meyfomdlan1.
With the occupation and amuements of rhe in.
hsbitants; the government and rade of that
important BGtiih iland concluding with fun.
dry oblervatioas in relation to
The Court of Vice Admiralty
Efablilhed there we'll worthy the attention OF
thofs merchants who are .lhiPpers 10 foreign
markets.
By btr,ou 4vbs nsidcd there tbree mmtbs Of TIE
last Wigter.
TERMS--The wo,k laaII be printed on fin
paper, and on delivery, foblcriocIs to
pay Four Shillings.
81 Subscriptions received at this Office.
July II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-10-16
TUESDAY, OcToBER 10, 1904.

JAMES BACON,
AT HIS GROCERY STORE,
King near Wilmington free.,
Has jua received from PhIadelp hia, New-York
conGaing of
Gunpowdcr,
Imperial, TEA
Hylon,
Y H,1os s aylo"' }ofthe zatsf mboy-
p:Lo p pa ! tatiOn and partl-
Pouchong aud quarry CRoIeD.
CONN Souchong
Green coffee Of fupetor quality,
Loaf, Lump and Mulcovado Sugar,
w India and Sugar Hou(e MolaGes,
Chsice old Madeira,
Particular Tcnerifc,
Sherry,
Bfuhels, WlNE5.
Lifbon,
Malaga and
Port
Claret 10 fmall cafes,
Cagniac and Barcelona Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirits,
5; $ S" e. e.. and RUM.
BEEF Holland Gin,
White Wine and Cyder Vinegar,
Bef Salad Oil,
Salt Peue, Alum. Nader, COPeras & BEim-
fonc.
Mac Nutpo.oe Cloves and (raf{a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-22
NOTICE.

WAS offered me for sale, the 9th instant. a
w French GOLD WATCH. by a negro man
by the name of Garland, who says he belongs to
Mr. Thomas Tinsey, Of Hanover Judging the
said watch to have been stolea, keptii in my pos.
session with aview that the right owner may have
1t again. Any person giving The particulars of
the watch. and paying for this advertisement,
may receive the said watch.
WILLIAM cROzIER.
September 18th, 1904, Ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-22
THE rRUIrFrL SUBJECT or 1xvAs1oN.

LONDON, July 1875.
80 we arc assured that gen Angereauhad, on the
@oth ult. two long conferences with Bcnapare.
previous 10 lns departure for Brest. AZ The ,as.,
laleyrand, Berthier, and few senators and mi.
nisters OF state mos; ~ the eonfdeuceoft the Cor
'ioan' were present. Angereau is said to have
Pledged himself for the success Of the landing in
this country, provided the plan which he has him.
sen projected for ele6ing the cn'crprize. be 4.
dopted without any change or aite, alton, and no
naparte Is stated TO have aequiesced in the eoui.
tion NV N''''''
We are again threatened with the speedv ..a-
ing OF the Brest feet, which is stated 70 be corr
Pleisiy ready Tor sea. The troops in tina, op,,te-
destined to embark, ordered 20 hold ,bemselyes
IN readiness ; and the commander in chief Anoe-
reau' was shortly expected from Paris.
some military movements which have beeu s,,d-
denly ordered by government eorroborate The
statement we gave yesterday, that a serious az
tempt IS expected to be made immediately Inv ,hs
enemy Mr. Addington too. in the house Of cor,-
mons last night, seemed to consider the pe,I a.
impending -" 80
Government seems fully impressed with the q.
pinon that the moment draws near vbe,, Tie ..
nemy will hazard the experiment Of invs,io0-
ne greatest activity prevails in al our ,,ineinaI
points OF defence. and troops are in consf,n,
movement The brigade Of guards At Co'ctests,.
and ~ that quarter, was this riornine m -
Thames at S.ayessnd, ana We undo. .,apd th.t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14

thofe fudies with your inftruao-s, who win
continue with you the whole OF ftrdy hours, the
witnelles of your diligence and he expoGtors of
your difficulties.
In alriying the learned languages, the ufe OF
foundations will be altogether prohibited and
the ifudent will hereafter, be required to hand a
written tranilation of the whole or fuch parts of
his letion as he fhall be directed. The dcfeSfs
OF which will be pointed out to the clafs by the
protector.
To fecure the more certain execution of that
fyRem which cannot fail to recommend itfelf TO
the public--to furnifh your parents and guar
dians with greater fecurity for Your manners,
your education and your morals---I il,all myfelf
Gas will all the other officers of intru6tion) re-
iide with you, in the College edifice, eat with
you at the fame table, and couiidcr you at once
my pupils and my family.
Ineed not tell you, that due Improvement
Of the preient opportunity is of vaft Importance
To You young gentlemen, every moment as it
flies is precious doubly precious. Youth is
the feaion for preparation. The lofs of youth,
therefore, is more than the lois of time
Your prefeut conduct is enfamping itfelf up-
on your future character. a few days will ter
inmate your collegiate life---a few days will pre-
TENT YOU actors on the great theatre of the world
The part you are there to aSt, in human proba-
biity, depends much on your attainments here.
10 Nno" WHAT you Will be, you have only to
ak what you are. In proportion as you with to
excel in after life, in the fame proportion be G.
r,ulous to excel now. Learning and virtue are
the way to Sreatnefs. Your country is looking
to you for fatefmen to advocate her rights in
the ienate--for judges 20 adminiiter iuftice in
her courts---The church is looking to vol, for
defenders of her faith, and for minifters to wait
in the temple of her God. Your parents feel
an interef deep and abiding in your welfare,
and are waiting with folicitude the iIue of your
education. Did you need higher motives to d.
ligence, to circumfpeefion, to virtue, they may
be derived from the mandates Of that God, who
will judge you, and the realities of tba. eternity
crbiek a1uaifs -ou"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14
PRESENTATION fRoAf DRowNYNG.

II neso n7sebirs 10 igs7 sbis pHrpef tried 7e
@Iy' ago, on tie Tbs7es. ut moan, s pens, ypLs Pre-
Oi'yy bad tie araeJise' gtcs on tcpd Of beat. Oe-
ftt Parliament Stair, and Gorded ve,y eH,ias, gf,
The s'9y fsg in abe,ndeaiar 9stiaa, fbeb bead aad-
Ifr fa,t e e'Htar, oHty aafea'irs atov IL zsqter.
4" ' fate their knSs beizc ar pet9 Liberty, f5y 7rcs.
dozon 7.i1 'Se tide through HIs,rirfrr Briegs, until
f1ty pgg3S Strand Lane then aJreag efe Temple
-ree,t tb again PIT e 7rit5 oiber Hanll than i,i-
FiTg fee'age rrb bcr banda. TIE machine is e0psfd
Of e,g'f G"f'r' scfrOTg Ge eofftr itred and jaann-
afa o" tie f,iHe;p q fbe faii' ga TO feat Fernr
0e are connected BY fraps, and .rtn s6c machine p.
on re i'7rer grit etn' ,onr@ f6e ef fran Aesee /:
IS rolled no oVer TOE 6reef Ia no than 10. arr
piss 0m TIE upper par: fraf. 90 over tie soratrs r
are /esHred TO Ds si,t5 ,0sad tie eIsR.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14
From late Landon paper.
BIRMINGHAM THEdTPICdLS
ORION a coRREsPoNDrwr)

Twas induced, on monday night, to Witt the The
atre, in conleqnence of hearing the fame of young
Rgdm founded FAR and near. MIR. Hill with an
eyeto the main chance, engaged him 10 perform the
part of Hanf for his benefit for which feryicp he
gave him 90 guineas. The Theatre was crowded IN
every part, and hundreds obliged TO retire with
out feeling him. The receipts amounted to upwards
Of 240l.
The character Of Haosi.t is one which calls for The
utmoR exertions of the performer and in which IL ;s
requite no mean ihare of ability fhould be di!played
mutt eonfeis," feeling what have iceu" in London
and conhdering the youth Of The candidate for fare
went rather prejudiced; was too well ACQUAINTED
with common report, not 70 know, tina; il fonetir,es
partoos OF the travellers talent and would tic on the
70'o@g Tide oil fymb. How agreeaby furprifsd mnft
have been to ind that in this inarcc i,e had been
zoo nggard Of her praifes. myR COMES that wac
ssoniihed with the young Pgisin,j performance. He
entered fully into the character III. convention Of
was beyond what it could be poiible TO conceive in
boy not yet thirteen years old He is ,he Child Of
Nature. He playsit from hi, own Judgment, which,
stoniihing to fay, 'e.rs already ma;ured TIE now
beauties he truck outcharrled the audience who teC
tilted their frnfe Of his uncommon rers by loud ard
repeated appaule Ills figure is very elegant. hi. at
ttudes appropriately correct his voice full and rather
powerful pofsiiins fveeneIs which is rarely to be
met wth on the Rage. Ia his performance of the
character his nice determination was apparent through
out every icene. In that where he difcovers the In
tentions Of the Court fycophants (Re,laeyaniz and
GniSs3erHj ne was very great. In the interview
with his mother, he touched her foul to the quick.
And here it may be neeelIary indeed i. is an a Of
public juitiee, to notice Mifs MORTON, who played
the Queen Mother in fueh an interening manner. as
failed not 90 give II importance which II never be-
fore Poi!eGed ia the play The foloquys were Given
with nice attention to correctness; the exprefon Of
countenance which he evnced in giving eff 6 to the
meaning Of The immortal Bard, fuch as to entite
him to be eonideTed as model Of perfection mould
oil columns with his praife were to enter into an an
alys Of his performance, which, "a fun up in the ro
correct terms, IS ufiscai 70 leave eri.ic FAR be-
bird.
The young Psftigs, whole real name IS WILLIAM
HZHRY WEST Berry, was born on the 18th of Sen
tcriher 1871, az Shrewfbury Of very refpe6ahle pa
rents HIS general department. Is that Of we'll eu-
e1ted boy, much uied to genteei lie. llis mother
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14

feft models of 6ne writing, we may form our
teives tothe percs ption aud reliih of all that is
manly, iuit, and beautiful in competition, and
retard the progrefs of the obfcure and concet-
cd manner 70 prevalent among modern writer's.
# we are fatisfcd with the philofophy of New
ton as explained, illuftrated, and improved by
his noble diiciples, if we direct our efforts 10
thoie Objects which lie within the reach of the
human faculties, we may keep ourfelyes unfpot-
ted from the peRilence of philoiophifm, and
render fome fervice to the country in which we
live. And while our literary labours and re-
iearches are guided by that fyfem of virtue
which mans wiidom has not devifed, let us E.
yer remember, that there never was time in
which it was more neceilary to prove all things,
and TO hold fait that which is good.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14
Il GREAT RHRGAIM

ne l4sffri5frs are aat5orjsd 70 a By ar::,at. 1
on liberal term, end if nct dilsjadofLy NJ G,o,}
Il0"4y IN Desfs6r Nzg, 4pY GA tat day. at tire EocL.
IH0f'", ia tSe City Of Riebmend eiigely e ldat 1ubl
G1tI'on, zpib0Ht referee, for eaG, e n,o;ty oa saise.
1RAC1 OF LAND, containing 1890 aeyeI, in Ssa,E,E
s4"a f'""ty' 7OiDi" f0Otat miles Of Frdrieknrg ~.
'aff =; commonly knozo7 ty tie Of Carnr and a.
JobreS, and otber5 TIE moty L. t5ut sd,t n.,,e az.
torn Of Fydviel/Smy.
ALSo-Two hundred acres LAND lying in Flu
wanna county, adjoining the Lands of fIez S.one.
Richard Watt, and John Manly, which we viii diC.
pole OF on the fame terms of tine above.
PR0SSER q 1EoNCURE, VIZ.
Sta.ember o. Foeuty,i
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14
PROPOSALS,
81 RICHIE e woksLEr 81 AUGUSTINE Dnyss.
For Fulfilling By Sallsrptior,
TIE
DEBATES AND OTHER PROCEEDINGS
or THE
VIRGINIH CONTENTION,
ON THE ADoPTIoN OF THE
FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.

nN tie adUantages ofa qVOrk, evboG cbarae-
~ teri5 10 qveH el2abAiBrd, az tbat Of t6e DE-.
6at'J offbe Virginia COn4enfiou, it qvoald ben M.
AGf5 to espGtiafe. II aOork qrbicb piqes the ,1o0
F0mpTebe1hVe account exfaat, Of the b,ocfeS;l.o.,
and arguments on tbe adobtion of The breE1,
co1/fifHfi0n eftbe United StafeJ, rertniuiy recdt
NOT fbe Pgli"g tridnfe Of Tire n1ee,, ,arcbanieoi
EH'f0T' DfbF Te'nfafiOn Of a book 7vkicb is IA
Jrfq"e'fly mentioned tas NOT already aafici5oftd
l'2s'e e"@SiHnS, Jife6 a cb0ra7f7, oEfen mer-
e'n8iy' a"a 0f7Vays Partial, can Eeyceiy BE-
eE3efed to bring it into no,ice. Tftbe ,aer;t, r.
TIE evork haze 6sea ALREADY abbyeeiafsd, ne ea!o.
S'a a,t eur Editor svW he G1rly nuaereRary.
Tire De60fsJ oftbe Y5rgiAia CoazeHiion arr
completely 0mof print. No mare fbau 1900 cobie,
q me Jrf edition zUere ezpr publifhed ; and
not more than one edition has eyer ao5eorsI.
Hence IL Is that be demand far this q9ork bn5
JtHrrely eze' Deen /ibpAed and il is be,c. fbat
f0e b'cNcnt f'"5l,GsrJ ba7'e been iuGaesa TO pynt
a Scond edition. f'''
S's'.rni "j9ntet, eytieb hca c,ebt into tie f5r-
'Ecr edition, cgM BE- coryel9sd i: fle 6eseb1f ain
Io1S-imcS be 6jbgfdf5y q aioys Eii,E,5ory 6cyn.
/"'' ~ @g|T9Dl"ihg fbfm i4'o afbiobyiaie nara
graphs: and The ea!irs execution Of fLe zvor1 apN
6e IN eS'eiJ rGPf9 mare PeiJcd.
CONDITIONS.
!. 7bjS 1Voy1, qyie6 acaS 1iUiled Inn, fbrc> ,,,-
La'neS m f8f to'mey odiiion, qviH ao-v be co,A.
byiifa into one.
q 7vW 6eP1f"fed qOHb n nezo fype,. on 4ert
god PaPc', IN the oHavo farm.
81 q0iH he boand in board5. I'M odl;hornl
cc*pence Of SO cents aeW be required fSr bigAixg
IL IN latter.
4. Tire Prize to Enkjfri5erJ qOiH6e three HoIyor,.
~ bePaid on The dshiVrfy oftbe eo5y. Non.l,k.
Jrribe,J qviH baVe 10 bay fen. dollars.
s. Il IS moqo in tie brsJ. 7bc LoLor offqco eo,,.
PehfoyJ and fqDo prejJmeg is con,Ranf}y e,15loy-
cd npoAhj and it may be expected 10 nsbsGr in
Fe6,rary or March, 1905.
OaoLcr 20.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14
LONDON PARAGRAPHS.

Public curiolity was again highly gratifed on
Monday lait by arepetition of Mr.. Harde's in.
tereftng Lecture upon his Hypothesis of the Z.
lectric and Galvanic Fluids, at his Lecture room,
No. 81, Somerfet-ftrect, Portman fquare, when
the furprifng effects of the Gayanic influence
upon the mufcular and nervous Svften were
evinced by exciting the Actions of crawling,
kicking, leaping, &c. in the detached limbs of
objected animals. The functions Of finelling,
biting, chewing, fwallowing, wnking, and o.
Their voluntary motions, were induced in the
head of large animal, long after feparation
from the body The e:iesls &C i;,s;i;r,ate t,,at
ter were demonstrated in the formation and de-
competition of water combuition of different
iuofances; deRagration of geld and other me-
tails; productions OF gates and difcugagement
OF the moit brilliant hit that human ar; has G.
yer been able TO producc.--The lecture con-
cirded with obtervations upon the helt method
of applying the Galvanc Fluid, in caiesof Gout,
Rheumatitm, Deafnefs, and other diforders. in
which it has been found elientialy fervicea-
bic.
6ntbory Mie9ormGyer, Of Ratiibon in Ger
many, has invented a new method of multiply
ing copies of mulical notes or of drawings.
This method unites with great accuracy and
neatnefs the advantage of very finall expence.
With ink prepared FOR the purpofe, he writes
the notes on tables of marble, CT draws any de-
iign upon them.---As foon as the next original
is copied, he takes impreilions of it, which are
perfectly exact, and a beautiful black colour.--
The tablets will furniih feveral thoufands ofco-
pies without any alteration. method faves
a great deal of trouble, and great number OF
tools, Ssc.---The copies are taken off as fat as
IN printing from copper plates.
A rail way upon new contribution Che rail
being made oval and the rim of the carriage con-
cave to fit it) has been laid down at Penhryn,
Carnarvonihire, two miles and quarter in
length, and divided into five fages.--It has
eighthso fan inch fall nayard, with three inches;
was begun in Oct. 1900, and fniihed in July,
leol--On this railway two horf.s will draw
twenty-four wagons one ftage fix times day,
and carry twenty-four tons each journey, that is
IA tons per day quantity which uftd to en-
ploy IA carts and 400 horfes, 70 that 40 horfes
will by means oft his improved railway, do the
work Of 400.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14
HUMAN TEETH.

ba' AeHg been kaozrn tsat GrOsg etA are -c,t ~.
curious 10 the teeth and aaaiyEs BET raabiiAi
thHt tSs enamel Of tftm 1rW rrszy d!sIe IT, ,O,- Us
70 crg@ times ' zreg5f ot!rie c.;G 7bs enctz IS e9r-
S2.a IF rs feyts Of fhebate IF !sse and x es,sss:te
gf hNrc or er'y buGi 5srs tie rercirer is lra !.
e1eeoyatisn TIE teeth IF en- qdst yiea ca anafs IL
ioo s'Hri 90 grains fbsetats efie, x Of ear5orz..
q h7t' ard 20 grintiae. 7Be eefnS tcei5 ere5iide,
eH7f fTr0 grains f gh3bate IF lire, and sbei, ite
g'A7ty is hG. TIE Ct, bone of TIE .oa.b brs 6:
f"'f' Hh-e m 100, and aiborg5 isnrcdtr'y e9 ~
ofias The enamel, 4cbirJ il ga pert, f,e ". "a,
deeoz7fcffior Is no LlG Certain.
n teeth tbro7rr eir5. TIVE, its -,,;5t Of .y;.
Ge'd, 7vH ir an b0Rr tbrcrc Up sH Sp56l. iSe ,oe.i
6fenr 6aehessd ard ia fzssipe bo,y rL ,,c,yei 6H-
arS aTNfef. Nitric and Drari@e acid 80 iAerta=s,-
y on tbf toob, ACCOMPANIED zri'b eootio Of Guar
tity saR air 6l6Lts fror tbe 7p5ole OF TIE E,E.er
tie '5gerafi'" q The 'dizg yiaei5les af tie tetS Tx
"4i5 hJ nas6fsed las sea,!y TIE ergina, ;5,r Of tie
fo0f6, i yite nifragfereat, and raly ago.iy6y RE
"a" OHad Ginger, -rica rcsee.freted al, lob On
ht b6elS6ate cid -arbazase q !.,azr.
TIE fSsiSbate oime, 7e5ieG, ar -;e La.. alezgr H-
tca' e'efa'e' 7s fa'fs in 100 Of r ere,y eft.5, !,
josSe in tie 7peak59 ct;fs an if ,vr5niey J3fsa6
liz 7Vaftr, is eed G-t completely dTalqeG 5y sSEar
fee''i ,eans efe1'Soaie aeiGt gasb,ogFbi. P.h.rt-
fore 5oaiS be e=tTe~eiy ec,toYs III tie ur Of cells, a.
''H 7o6en beHfd z,iti sU-ct., aateas .sS fb res+L
foT0dr as ~ reHg ns'u' freparctior-, gzi -rki.,-
"N |e-'o' asa" 10 dong 1t 'rITeS tie e71ss1
The committee of French Litc-ati, c;nplovcd
IN preparing the great work On Rgypt, the r,Fult
OF all the retearcheS made during Bora2arte's
expedition 70 that country, have lately r,sde
a report on their progrets to the minin.ro of the
home department. There are alreadva iun-
dre:i copper plates eugra' ed, of which 4. are
ancient Egyptian monuments, Egyptian han
alortS' ~ new Egyptian Fractures, and % re-
i3tive to the natural hiaory OF that conniry.
One hundred and fxty copper Plates are at pre-
icn' engraving, among which are a number of
ltatues Interruptions, and other leiicr remaina of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-14
FOR 7.HE ENQUIRER.

The following etI:,y has already appeared
in print, but in publication which, believe,
few or none of your readers have had an oppor-
tunity of peruGng. The remarks on the cor
ruptions of literature, and the innovations with
reipea to education, appear to me 70 judicious
and appropriate, that fhould with they were
more widely DILUTED TN my mind, to no part
OF the civilized world do they apply with great
er force than to fome of thefe Southern States,
particularly Virginia.
There are, I know, in this performance,
many opinions maintained, that do not accord
with the fentiments of the editor but as am
well perfuaded of his liberal caft OF mind, have
no apprehension that, if in other refpeas wor-
thy, a collifon of fentiment will form any OBJ
lection to its appearance in the Enquirer.
S. II. S.