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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
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TIE PoNTIcAL woRKoF

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in&ituted in the fate Of New YORK, Svo, as
The Law Of Executors and Admlniifra
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In2, Blrriaer at Law. $50
Dr.. Laune's Plea for Non Confornifs. IS
Toplady on PrcdRination. IS
Bakers Saints EycrIaaing Ref loo
The Pi3us Chntian, by Bihop Hay. 100
Obftryations or the Medical and Do.
mefic management of the confumption, on
tdo pwer OF DigitaIis Pnyptrsa, and on
the hcurc of ScroPhuia, by Thomas Bed
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C4rey's American Monitor, OF
BIare's Lectures vel. octave, 400
Immortal Msntor,p 100
Hartifon's Grammar, IS
Moores Structures, on Female Educa.icn, 100
Jackfon's Bookkeeping $50
Reeves devodt Exerciie of The Heart. 6211
Stuben's Military Dicipline, 5oo1
Avarlety Of Lhildrens Books, ornamsnted win
Copper Plates. A large ldppiy offuperfne VII
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21

JAMES BACON,
AT HIS GROCERY STORE
King near Wsfhinetou Greet,
Has jua received from Phiadclphia, New York
confRing of
Gunpowder,
Imperial, I L A S
Hyion,
u vo.3og t Hylo"' }oftbe 1atef Insbor-
f BYE P psin, tatjon and Pay5s-
Pouchong aud quarry SHoje".
Com'n Souchong
Grcen coffee OF iupefio quality,
Loaf, Lump am Mafcoyado sugar,
w India and Sugar Hole Molaaes,
Choice old Madeira,
Particular TenegiRe,
Sherry,
BruGcls, WINES.
Libon,
Malaga and
Pert
Claretin frlsh cafes,
C0en,ac and Baicelona Btandy,
Old Jamaica Spirits.
:; SEEM En- En-. and Run.
Bet Holland Gin
White Vine and Cyder Vinegar,
Bet Salad Oil,
Salt Psue, Alum, Nader, capcraa B4im-
ffone.
Mace. Nutmeps. Cloves ard Gala,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21

NNpN' 81 81
John C. LADD.
Has for JaIs at hnHare Hogie, Pyjas
Snref qubsf
IL hhdS. Mufcovado Sugar,
do. Loaf do,
20 puncheons of Jamaica, and Kitt's Rum
80 bbls. New England do.
20 pipes Holland Gin
s co. Country Gin.
10 Quarter caiks Stssry Wire.
40 bhIs. No. 2, Bottom Beef,
40 Tiefces Rice,
6 Boxes Tumbicrs sGortcd,
Hhds. Wine CAFES,
Setts Of best Enghih Clafs ware,
10 Cafes Containing completc Dining sets Of
China,
10 Boxes Tea Table fats,
Cafe Bandaano haDdkerchisfs,
10 Bales Ida Goods,
1000 Pieces Nankee,,
90 Pleces bFowa and white Rai:a Sheeing.
Belts RaGia Duck,
90 do. Ravens, Dc.
Bales Rofia Diapers,
Cafe Platillas Royals,
A few Russian feather Beds, with Boilers and
ilows,
1onsof Cefdage sGpffed,
Barrels Glanbci's Salts.
Small Anchors and few tons Bar Iron,
An aGortment of Men and Wonlen's boes,
rs Boxes Playing Cards, and Gotten, and
Wool Cards,
Coarfe Salt Cheefe ,Soal Leather choca-
late /; Cinnamon Nutmegs,
a few Boxes frelh Tea,
10 bbls Cyder Vinegar.
Dearbon's truly jua Patent Balance 81 az
fzes.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
Augua 40.
FRESH FRUIT.

John A. BURFORD,
Lar. d ions Store,) Peince Street, has this day
received, per brig Rachel from Gadlz, brig
Brothers Return from Amferdam, and ich'r
Sparrow from Antigua,
1000 lbs. soft shelFd Almonds,
3ooo Oranges, -,
90 bis. Lines, packed in their natural foil,
49 boxes Mutcadel and Bloom Raihns, BY
the box OF retail.
Frelh Lsmonds,
Sherry Wiae of hyperion quality,
And real Holland Gin.
Has always on Hand,
A gensral Adortmcnt of GROCERIES, DRY
GOODS, &c.
e. The above articles are all IN good order
and Of and excellent quality.
Aug II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21
A. Mackenzie.
Who has for Sale

Athis fore in prince Areet adj inng Nessrs.
Roberts and Gfifith's Jamaica spritsin hhas
4th proof cogniac brandy inpipcs, Holland gin
in pipes, Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, and Malaga
Wines-With q general assortment of gro
ceries,
NOV. I9. eo7.t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-21

L ~ KILN L
Atwo tory Brick Dwelling Houfe,
With a fouth frant 6:uated on Cameron be-
tweenSt Asssh and Warrington frsets, It pre-
sent in the occupancy Of jadge Fitzhugh. Pos
session may he had on the twelfth day Of jan
uary next, or fooner ifequifed.
Apply 70
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23

cherry 20 CUR principles not 10 ASSERT them
with freedom and boldness. He would me-
YER pusilanimously sit still and see an at
tempt to delude the public opinion, without
endeavorirE to expose it. There was
blt one point on which he differed
from his friend from Maryland. He
could notdeplore the opposition which this
measure had received from a certain quarter.
He conceived tia criterion of its merit. In
the political, as in the physical world, there
mustbc a centrifugal as well as a centripe-
tai power. In no ojher manner, said Mr..
Il. can the harmony of this sphere he pre-
served. And 50 far from dcprecating oppo-
sition, such as we have seen to dar, L invite
1t. | shall ever prefer the fair adversary
who meets me in the field Of ope, cnmity
to the sSulking assassin who declines the
public combat only that lac may spring upon
me IN an unguarded momen. q"
Mr.. HUGEn said ne only rnse 70 observe
thai ifthis clause were retained, he should,
Notwithstanding, vote for the bill. Hewas
perfectly ready to meet any expense necessa-
ry 20 support the national interest and cha
rac'er. He believed other modes han that
pointed out by the bill would b. better. He
would prefer borrowing the sum and tha-
a TAX on carriages should be laid to pay the
interest.
The question on striking oue the frst Sec
ton was takenby Yeas and Nays~-Yeas II
NAYS %.
The bill was therefore ordered to a third
reading.
Being engrossed il was soon after brought
III, and read 4 third time,
Whcn Mr.. HUGER required The Yeas e
Nays on is passage. Il was his wish to
shew hat those mos. avcrse 70 this mode of
raising revenue from it's inequality and op-
preston, were, notwi hstanding, ready to
"ote for carving The great objecs OF The bill
in-o effect.
Mr.. ]. C. SMITH said he was sorry that
the appropriation made and the mode of 90
tanning revenue 70 meet i, wera incoroora-ed
in he same BIZ. AS % the frst obiec5 Of
the bill, there was no division in The House
on the second there was 4 diversity IF OPT
nion. He was persuadedit was not propera a
| prcs,n- % raise more re-ennc. Gentlemen,
however, were determined % preserve The frs,
c%ccs:on; and the responsibility of i mus.
. resi- With their. However we rav dislil:.
i, approving me sreat ohjec, OF che bill, we
must vore forit.
The question was then taken by Yeas &
Nays on The passage of,hc bill, aud carried
j!nGaifa3ns'l n ihe aflrraative-EEAS 96-
NOES NONE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
Gbe &2qutrer,
RICHMOND:
WEDNESDAY,, NAY Is, 1901.
~HCcr1-|
ON TIE PRESS.

OF all the methods then which have ever
been introduced, the Frefs feemS beft fitted
TO increafe the nu,n6er 0 trmbt, the Dirit
ofenqnirT, and tie certainty Of Information,
on every fub.eGt. In no concern of man,
perhaps, is its Importance more ftrikingly
vi.ible. than in the. administration of a free
government.
The great advantage which fuch a form
ofgoveniment has over a defpotic, is, that
there is 4 greater chance of proper men be-
ing put into Office. TO the people belongs
the power of making this Election. Ifthey
were not acquainted with the private caa-
raGter ard political opinions of the differ
ent candidates, how could they know
whom TO Choofe or whom to reject /? Was
their choice indeed confined to. fome mar
row diftriGt, fuch as the limits of a corpo-
ration, or even the boundaries of county,
the people might be contented with the
ordinary methods Of communication. II
might be.fIiicient for them merely to talk
over the merits OF the different candidates.
They might even in this way acquire fulfil
Client information from their neighbours to
direct them to a proper choice. But when
the Election is madeto extend over a much
larger diltri6t I; when it is not the officer of
"a WI fOA AIAOID ~ " a SCAALN tl{l Ink NgO-
werner OF a Rate, OF the Preiident ofthe u
nitcd States, that is to be voted for how
can the people exercife too much vigilance
in the ufe oftheir elective franchife Or how
can this elective right be properly directed
Iii the remote parts or the country, where
the pretcniOns of i candidate are unknown.
unIefs the Prefs takes up and fearlefSly pur-
fues the invsitgaticr OF their different pre-
.t~eniions
Let us nqw fuppofe that the people, hs.
wing been inltruGted by the lights of the
J pref, nave invefted the moh proper men
with their Legislative or executive functions;
does the influence OF the pref5 ALTO tcrmi-
nate here? ere there no other benefits
! which it car render to the administration
Of the government /? Certainly; under a
free government, it is the right as well as
.the buiinef5 of the people, not only to
choole their officers, but to ahif their de
liberations by their advice The man,
when he puts on the robe of Office, does
not on that account acquire the necefary
information t. direG him in The exercife OF
his powers, He is fill dependent upon
the opinions Of others, for much Of that
knowledge which is 70 neceifary to him in
the proper ufe Of his functions. The preTs,
which brings before him all the opinions of
Others in their mot Ariking form, feems
thus to put a new power in the hands of the
people to act upon their representatives.
To them this power of informing their of
Gcers is not of lcf5 value than the original
~exercife of their elective franchife. 1t is.
not before congrefs only, or even in the
cabinet of the executive, that the delibera-
tons on public meaftresare only carriedon
The principal debate on the affairs of the
nation takes place, in this country, even
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
TStcrAzy's Nail.
K;a Bgfon.
LONDON, April ID.
~DISAFFECTIGN

r
MILITARY DISAFFECTTCN. :
4 private letter, received from i gertIt.
man refjding at Rennes, in Britain, tates
the following particulars. "The COM
mandant OF the town having been inform
ed that two regiments Of the French line
itationed there, had expreGed great diIa-
tisfactiun at the arreft of Generll Morcau,
he ordered them to atismble upon the En-
planade, where he exhorted them 70 in
form him of the caufe OF compliant. and
told them if any rnln would come Cor wa-i,
and fate his grievances, they houid be
Immediately remedied. One Of the grc~
nadiers immediately fep7ed from the
ranks, and in loud terms informed the com.
mandant, "that their grievances aroC from
the conduct of the Chief ConfIl, who had
caufed their general, Moreau, TO Be un;uG-
ly arreited, and had intituted charges 4.
gainit him which were COMPLETELY IN.
founded that the General (IIore1r had
rendered more f~arvicss to the republic by
his retreats, than ever the ChicfConfl!ha I
done by his vi&ot;ee." The corrmarisnt
obferyedt 70 him. ttatit was. necenarv. for
the fafcty of the republic, that traitors
fhoulo be denounced that whateTcr rr-
vices Moreal might lave rendered, L was
evident he had aToci1ted with 4 e. os
miCcreauts, who were determined upa7 thc
refo7ation % monarchy, and the return of
Tyranny.---Eic wiihed, however, TO
know, if they were al Of the c,rne
opinion as The srenadisr who had fcp7cd
forward? Upon this beirg made known,
the whole Of the tv-o regiments 70 a
man tepped ort and itconded their corr
rade, dcclar; : they were anxious 20 de-
fend their General (Moreqr.) The con-
fequence c: this irtir1stion was, the ~
gimerts were ordered Immediately in.3
the interior orthe couatry. 81
Admiral TrIcec has been a-ncinted
Chief Adnir7, Of France, WIKI ( ialary OF
GC,OOo france per arnum.
4 port folio belonging 20 P~;ciecru, co7-
tanning The whole Plan of.tkc con}piracy IS
Rated % have bccn found, and riysu W IS
tho Miniltcr Of Tie Police; and in the a.
partrsnt where Georges refded 10000
! pieces ofgoid have been difcovsrcd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
QUESTIONS.

Ist. How does Air act upon OF influence =
nimal bodies, in originating, and continuing
respiration, maintaining organic motion, and
preserving the exercise OF the vial functions?
I'd. Are there any anatomical, physiologi-
cal, or pathological facts, already discovered
by which the nature of TErAxus TRAuMA-
r1cus, or Locked Jaw can be explained If
so, what are those facts, and what the best
mode of preventing or curing he disease?
Sd. What are the causes OF he VARIETIES
observed in DgsENTEev, AMI what the me-
thods OF treatment adapted to the cure of
those varieties
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

The following prize quenions have been
propofed by a committee of medical men
appointed by Harvard College (Maf.) to
.fele6t proper fabjecfs, for difcuhion, and
award fuitable medals. The funds for
this purpofe were given by a MIR. Boyl-
fon. The di1ertation mutt be addrec,
fed to Dr.. [. A. Holyoke, Salem.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23

Taken up by the subscriber, Nv.
ing in Louisa county, 4 BLk5K HoRez about
four feet ten inches high he has a star in
his forehead, a snip on his nose. and a sirall
white spot near the middle ofhis back. with
4 hanging name and bushy Fail ne appears
to have the marks of gear on his side, and is
supposed to be about Sis years old.-Apprais-
ed to sixty dollars.
JOHN BIBB.
Louisa, February, 7th 1904.
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II v
cafes, ind>ed, where the executive is to fup-
ply them with new and important facts,
this debate is neceiiarily inaccurate in de-
tail, though not perhaps ufelefs for the eta
blifhrent of principles, on which they may
act. l would appeal to the members OF
any Legislative bodyin this country, to
fay, whether they have not general
ly drawn more inftru6tion from the
previous deliberations Of the prels, than
they have from the fubfequert debates OF
their own body. The adoption of proper
naea/ye5 by the government feems thus to
depend very much upon the labours OF the
prefs. Indeed it is difficult for RE to con-
ceive how in a republican government,
which is fcattered like ours over fuch an
immenfe extent of country, the aHairs of
the nation could be well administered.
How could the people in the remote parts
of the country obtain the proper might in
to the proceedings Of their officers How
could tie injuries, which are done to differ
ent parts OF the country by any political
iyitem be made known TO al How could
a combinaticn be effected among them to
overfet this iyRem, and to INTRODUCE a new
order of things?
This fketch Of the political ule of a prefs,
IN 4 free government, whit il flows how
perfectly free from the influence of 60
vernmentit ought to be, fupplts us 1t the
fame time with the ftrongef argument a.
gainit its iiccntiouineiS. If the great ufes
OF a prets be to inform the people OF the
pretenlions of their candidates, ard 10 in.
form their officers on the effects of public
meafures, 4 prefs perfectly licentiousis al
moft as ufelefs as no preiS at all. What
confidence can the people repofe in The
characters of their candidates, thus faith
leisiy drawn? What information can their
officers receive on public neafures, from
writings which contain not the luminous
opinions Of a candid Judgment, but the
iugseftiOnS or party fpirit ? In this ref
pet, the Editor Of . public paper, who
proititutes it to psrtonal abufe or party
ipirit, may b. regarded lat Leaf in his own
fphere) aimoft as great an enemy % the
Prtts, as the detpot who would win to
Paraiyfc its political influence altogether.
49,
On Monday the Court Of AD0eals, hay
ing given their decifion On the Glebe CaFr,
terminated their felton,. The Court was
divided on this caufc Judges Roane and
Tucker being for the ale Of the Globes ;
Judges Lyons and Darlington aEa.nE i. In
the 18th fiction OF the law for efahlih-
ing tbs Court OF Appeals Cate Dlyiced
Code, Oh. 63)it IS provided tina the iudg-
rent Of thu inferior Courts naall be af-
tirmed On thofc cafes whore The VOICES OF
both ides haIl be equal. The Chanccl,cr'a
decilion that the Gicbe lands lhould be fold.
is confequently affirmed by the Court {.
Appeals.
The Federal Court for Virginia met yef
I,terday. Thomas Logwood viii Be 6rough,
to the bar, for counterfciting Sank Notes
Of Lilc iIliteI Stdtes. snd CnuA nolA coin
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23

The papers which circ by tie y,Ner,
days mai to this Office, do not mention
any later arrivals than thofc by WHICH the
articlesin the preceding columns have been
received. One article only is extracted,
which appears o interesting taan the
ref
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
CASH w ANTFD

nv L3oyT VIEW
TOR a5out e.: t9rs Of ar from.
J. T5s fr;ts zy;K i made 0a i7I1r.9,sv.
10 fx-c6rjr. had IRON CASTINGS
ofUario2' hia3t, far tale or tie yfnl tern.7
lr tbe ton or.fp~e bi-r', Ge7ong Gyhie5 RE
fso f37J 2f50 E7l60hsJ. 7s2-iybtJ. 10
T III y ahs~ quantity orFngle 6arrrILeIozu
fbe common prize. mi aJo 6sF hrs and ,as
perEne FLOUR.
MICATIN DATTS.
K!fbsf.ed, o9d @,.be I
5tb M0, 1894.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23

In the Hindo1an from L;rbon, came pac-
fengcr, MIR. Willis, Confrl of the United
States, at Barcelona, with diiratches FOR
Government from Mr.. Pichney the Aue-
rican miniter at Madrid. Theft difpatch-
es are faid to relate to Louifiana, and fip-
pofed to be of Importance.
p6n Eo~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
Leaving 4 surplus Of ?
revenue equal 70 5
100000
100000

NNists NtltsLi ~
How these six hundred thousand dollars
ere to be disposed cf will be seen hereafter.
SO much, Sir, for our permanent revenue,
and permanent expenditure.
The extraordinary resources, consisting Of
specie in the Treasury ard arrears Of old tax
es, amount 70 6,660,O0 0 dollars, and this is
The fund from which the gentleman from
Connecticut boldly asserts, we may defray
the eyPence of The projected armament. But
it viii be observed, that these extraordinary
resources, ample Is they arc, arc charged, as
the gentleman hiinself well knows, with We
~ heavy extra dinayy demands. These,
On account Of our convention with Great
Britain, expences in relation toit and to the
convention with France, aloan due the state
OF Maryland, and two million for the pur-
chase Of Louisiana, amount, together, to
4,o6f,200 dollars which being deducted
from tiie preceding sum-, Of 6,660,000 dol
Ears ~-nl leave only 1896, OO0-jeyond
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23

The Federal Court for Virginia met yef-
.terday. Thomas Logwood viii Be brought
to the bar, for counterfciting Sank Notes
Of the United States, and fone gold coin.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
y. Z. PALLADIUM.


The following lii of diftinguilhed per-
fons, excluively of Pichegru and Moreau,
apprehended at Paris, as implicated in the
confpiracy, has been tranfnitted as senu-
inc Gen. Dumas, Madame Dumas,
Mont. De Spentuil, Gen. La Fayette, the
Able David, Mont. Roland, J.. Godin, a
Tribune, Lajol1ais, Madame Taliien, Ma
dame St Lager, Limodin, Bouvet, Defon-
villes, Charles De'Cfer, Cen. DeImas, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23

Mr.. MoN&oE.-It is fated on good
authority, that letters from EIr. Monroe
mention the inadequacy of his faldry to
defray the expences n~ccefarily incurred at
the court Of St. James. His fpe.d az re-
turn i3 Of courfe expected, to take po,Tsni-
on of the government OF Louifana, which
is underRood % have been offered 10 his
aecertdhce.
Thorn. Cb-,u.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23
TIE SUBSCRIBERS

Giving or ~Ghocke-fIill, near Mr.. Daniel
J.. Hyiton and Mr.. Benz. .Monoyl
> ESPECTFULLY igErn tie c~:i'.er5 CT
IN Ricbm7nd and iJ qiciuity, thai fbsy
.5aVe Lately commenced IRE
CARPENTER & JCINER1s 8UST-
NESS
GHd are ,no7v rn7i1 70 1wEsr:ahc nny LnE-
.nsG in t5sI- f1s.-7ber trYf, G,om fbei,.
particular attention, end &;tbfd perf5rnv-
0nee ofevcry thing sDey u1Gersakr, 10 ,ueJ;f
f~1lfc patronage,
HTLLrfDE LEE,
JOHW 6. LEE.
lin. 90. '0f. /1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-23

And the permanent annual
expence [viz. sinking fund,
civil list, foreign intercourse,
military and Indian, naval de-
partments, on the existing es-
enlistment is estimated at
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28

M HEREAS donbtS are entertained, 9vketke,
w The corporation Of The city Of Richmond
'hase authority to apboir. a mathematics! G.y-
UeyOr, 10 preleribe and regulate bis Gu.iss and
frs; and it is 0!ho doubted, eYbetber Rrrct has
6een eiFabiiiNed, communicating from TIE Shot
Je.tFory on tie nortbeveR fde Of Sbockoe-Cr 10
tie aorf6-zoef corner Of tire old tozvn Of Rie5-
n'ond; and thence oiong tie /outb boundary of
faid oIdtoqon to tie /ontb-erG ecrner thereof, and
hte"ee 10 Rockets npon TIE margin Of TIE r.
ger, or otberzvife in one continued and djrel7
e0~i5e; and d0Ybts 0i,o rxjR, q0bethg,. there b.
any -R'eet ejfabljbed on tie nortb-qveR boundary
Of tie (aid old tozvn By tie Morhet-bogfe; and il
beiHg dtenied expedient tbaf /.cb doubts hoal4 be
Tt"lo1ed ant (rcb .R,sets IF 'aone esjfJ e,faGiy9-
ed;
PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That a
petition from the Proficient and Common, Council
eftbe (aia Ctr, eoiN be prejsn.ed 10 the next Ce-
neral <lBSan6ly Of this eOn.0aOnqVeahb, praying
them TO explain exiRing i.zvs, o., euaa inch
others, as may mcf e6'tanaiiy obqiafe the Idd
doubts, sRabLyb (jfneceDary) tie Eaid Rrests, and
authorize tic appointnlent Of G0qeyor.
-ANDREW STEVENSON, C.. &C.
October II. (eptma.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28
EDUCATION.

I WOOD has opened, at has room, formerly ,hc
= ichool room Of Mr.. Harris, oproiite Mr.. Cop
lands, dN EPE MING Glass, from the hours Of
ievsn nine, Cor the arts of Drawing ard Painting
and the evera branches Of the Mathematics including
the higher parts of Arithmetic, Geography, Alrono-
my and Surveying.
Evenings OF tuition Tuclday, Thurfday and Friday.
The Students who attend are at liberty to devote
the whole Of the hours to either of the above arts
and cierces, or to apply both Drawing and Mathe-
mates, thc latter being taught by lecture.
Terms Two Dollars and one half per month, paid
at entrance. Nov 81 (eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-28
LANDS FOR SALE.

IN NE Gs1ces Cemfry, Rofe sfNezo York.
Bf Snldcr,bo, having charge of part Of the Vain.
u able LANDS in the t4epeiee country, lately I'M
der the agency Of Charles Williamfon Ella, now offers
them iOr lale on moderate either to actual Cet
tlets, or to hOie who declining to fe;te On tie land
the.uclves, are delrous Of inveng their r1or:s f-
the future benefit of their families The titles OF thee
lands ndifputabIe.
For terms apply TO Mr.. John Hsgop, a, the pro-
prletors land office at Geneva w the county Of Op,
rio, in the Rate of New York, or to Mir. Ssml. 6
Haight at Bath, in the county, of Stcuben; or q, M
Frederick flaming at PreGon, he tate Of CONNECT
cut---orto
ROBERT TROUP.
Nov Work, jone g. 1864 eAs,n