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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
dpPOMTMENTS.

nA~IOLEf L4II1S %
William Johnson, of South Carolina, 70
D an associate justice Of the supreme court
bfhe United States, in the place of Alfred
|AlOore, resigned.
John Samuel Sherburne, of New-Hanp-
shre, to be district judge of the district of
New-Hampshire.
Jonathan Steel, of New-Hampshire, to
y attorney for the United States, in the
District of New-Hampshire.
Joseph M'Ilvaine, of New Jersey. to be
Rtorney for the United States, in the dis
|'flct Of New Jersey.
+. Jonathan Russell, of Providence, in r.
Island, to be consul for the United States,
n Tunis.
William H. Burr, ofNew-J Jersey, tobe
'fOleCtorof the district and inspector ofthe
@,e''snue, for the port Of Burlington, vice
|hlcses Kempton.
Joseph Winner. of New-Jersey, to be
collector of the district, and Inspector Of
Ae revenue, for the poft of Great Egg har-
pour, vice Alexander Freeland.
h William Fisher, of Virginia, to be col
E'GtoS tor the district of South Quay.
Benjamin Tepper, Of Ohio, receiver.of
FooLc monies at Marietta. 81
Wlllyss Sllman, ofOhio, register Of the
aad Office OF GAINESVILLE.
thomas Van Swearingen, Of Ohio, re-
eSiver of public monies at Evansville.
William Bache, to be surveyor Of the
|F'rt Of Philadelphia.
oharles Kilgore, ofthe state of Ohio, to
register Of the land Office u Cincinnati.
l0on Willis, of MARYLAND, to be collec-
y OF the district, and Inspector of the re-
'uqe, tor the port Of 0xford
sfriweyher Jones, of Virginia, to be
Assioner OF loans for the State Of Vir-
nore Brown Trist, Of the Mississippi
|Nrr9ory, to be collector of the district, of
mississippi.
Benjamin Morgan of New-or'eans, to
H.. naval clacer Of the port of New-Or-
l.. alexander Bailey, Of ehc Mississippi
.siory, 70 be collector of(he district, and
lvs spsetor of the revenue for the port Of
: VILLAIN g. Garland of New-Orleans, to
4. 'urveyor and inspectorof therevenue for
port Of Newt Orleans.
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LAND FOR. SALE.
April 6.

81 =
In purluance of the laG will and teaament of
VIM. Esins, deed. will be offered for-iale, TO
the highef bidicr, on the premiles, on Friday
the 10Th of April,
The Plantation zul5creou he relfded,
lying on L't,e River in Loudon County, con-
tanning about two hundred acres, proportion of
which is well titnbered The cleared land is
well wafefed, and the foil is good, This pIac.
affords one. OF the bc& ftuatlons for public BIZ.
iinris in the county, it being az the Ford Of Lii
tie River, where the paved Turnpike Road IS
to terminate, ard which palIcs nearly through
the center of the land. 1t will be fold Gubita
to the Widows dover, On fourth OF the Par.
cbafe money will be required in haha, the ba
lance in three annual paylneats. Per(ons deii,ous
Of purchsing will be llhewn the premifes en- ~,
plcation 10
ISRAEL LACEY.
Execuror of Wlals hvins, d.cea3ed
y. B. At the fame zine and pace Vii bsalal3
likely young NEGRO WOMAN and c, g -,
on Credit of fix ncnths.
April 6. 49,. .,-,-..-.r- Gob
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Erred. of 2-tter fyoa New ORLEANS, dated
february IS, 1904.
The French and SpAna.ds teem almoR IN a
fate Of rebellion here, as they are committing
depredations alno9 every day, and afo continu
ally robbing and numbering. Three attembts.
were made TO burn the city la& night. A few
nights ago lomc villains broke into the fore of
NJ. James Iohnfop, of New York. Mr.. ].
having had hint of the defgn laid wait for
thcn--ss foon as they entered, they made to the
iron chef, when Nc, ]. fired bund:rbuls but
mqrd them, they immediately made for the
door when Mr.. is companion fred double
barreed fowling piece * wounded two of them,
ore of which morally. When day light appear
ed they tracked them by thu blood, caught two
of the Williams and conveyed them 20 jail ]
have fncc heard they have taken feyerai Others.
Our danger is fucb, that have been three nights
on pstrole since my arrival, and uncis iome
other means are fallen on loon, fear the conic-
qnences will be drcadiul as the French and Spa
niards are determined TO do foInc mitchell forsly,
and we have very few regular troops here to
proven, them.
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Ten Dollars Rewdrd.

Runaway from the .fubfcriber liv
ing in Fairfax County, on Friday night the l6iI,
inf. negro man lave, named
D E N NJ S,
about twenty one years of age, fuppofed to be
about Ave feet, feyeu or eight inches high, of a
darklfh complexion, little fquint eyed, on one
O. bis feet aot recolactted which, large knot on
the Joint of his great toe, occafoned BY a ipran:
when he went away had on a round jacket and
partaloons of white plains, country made. hat
about half worn, 20 other coathmg secolIeded.
expect he calls birfelf Desnis Ramfey, If he
does not charge his name.
James Deneale, fen.
March rs. DIFF.
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Indian Queen Tavern.
March rs.

The Sublcriber will Sell the uhexs
Pired term of his leafe of that noted an5 much
fequentsd TAVERN, known by the naaae II
TIE 1aa'an Q1eea, corner of 81, Afaph and Klag
Streets. INC itnation is equal 20 any ID Aiex-
sn3ris, ADD the bufntfs now done is equal. Il nor
faaerior, to any public hoife III the Town
There are FIX years snJGx months Of The !eai. yet
to run. For icsms apply on the premiles 70
John Hoa{gklns.
March 8.
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NOTICE.. virtue of authority OF
me delegated by the Mayor and Common
Council of the Town of Alexandria, | as
sign as place for the sale OF fresh shad and
herrings, from and after the 1st day of A
pril next, the Wharf of Mr.. James Keith,
a little to the south of the present harbour
of this town: and for the information Of
every person concerned in the premises,
hereby subjoin an extract from the law pas
sed by the authority aforesaid, for the regu-
lation of that and other subjects connected
Herewith.
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Notice.

Thofe perlons entitled 70 vote in
the lecond ward of the town of Alexandra. for
members of the Common Council, are hereby
notified, that an election will be held at the court
houfe on Friday the T3th Gay Of the prelenr
month, for the purpoie OF eIe6ing three rtprelcn-
tatves in the Common Council for the faid ward,
TO 6i vacancies oecaf ohed b. festiog aide the
former election 80.
james N. M'Rea, &C.
april $. dl3,hA I,
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ss.
Samuel Angus,
Daniel c.. Sim,
George Dabney,
Iohn Shattuck,
William P. Smith,
John Goodwin,
Edward Bennett,
George Parker,
Johnston Blakeiey,
Winlock Clarke,
Ep. r. Blaine,
nj. +. Woolsey,
William II. Allen,
William NJ lntosh,
Edward 1'renchard,
Sloss H. Grenell,
John B. Nicholson,
Arch'd. K. KearneY,
Edward Giles,
Orde Creighton,
Sidney Smith,
Benjamin Turner,
George S. Hackley,
Noble w. Glen,
William S. Butler,
John r. Leaycraft,
William Sim,
John Downes,
Henry L. Martin,
Joseph P. Wilmer,
Francis Mitchill,
Walter G.. Anderson
Lewis Hunt,
John Dubose,
James Marshall,
Iohn r. Sherwood,
Daniel P. Ramsey,
Francis B. Whiting,
Charles Jones,
Andrew Stuart,
Jacquelin FIarvie,
Richard H. Wilson,
Henry Thomas,
Edward Winslov,
Thoaaas Shiekss,
Andrew M'DoweH,
Overton Carr,
George A. Hannah,
Waiter Stewart,
Alexander S. Wadsworth,
Thomas Swearlngen,
Jacob Fiite,
William Walker,
Eli E. Damelson,
John Stockton, jun.
Thomas Sheppard,
Alfred Coale,
Charles w. Rivers,
Joseph Sabb,
James A. Miller.
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1 JOHN Vaudeville,
Superintendent ct Police
March soth, 1904.

SEC. 6. Be it enacted, That no person
shall sell, offer, or keep for sale, any fresh
shad or behring's, at any place within the
town, but in such place as shall be assigned
by the Superintendant of Police, and all
fresh fish of the above description hereaf-
ter.broughtto the town shall have their en-
trails and the gills Of the shad taken out at
the places allotted for sellingthe same, or
before they be brought ashore, except s>ch
herrings as shall be cured whole by the in
habitants for the use Of their families, or
shad for immediate use, or be purchased
for the purpose of removing from. the said
town, Any person offending herein shall
forfeit and pay at the rate Of one dollar for
every hundred shad, or for every thousand
behring's SC sold, offered, or kept for sale,
contrary to this act; and the like penalty
for. every hundred shad, or thousand her.
rings, brought into town without being
cleaned as aforesaid, and every person who
shall throw, or cause to be thrown en- any
Of the wharves, or into any of the docks,
streets, lanes, alleys, or other parts of the
townthe ofals Of any fish as aforesaid shall
for every such offence forfeit and pay fifty
cents; and noreoyerbe compelled to move
the same.
March 81,
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soners. Flour at Surrinaln 10 dollars,
Beef and Pork in no demand.

Beef and Pork in no demand.
Amo,tnt Of four, butter and lard Inspected
zmthin the city Of Baltimore, far the last
quarter, ending the s1st day ct March,
1904.
1911 barrels of wheat -four
z757 half barrels ditto
1874 barrels OF rye -four
70 half barrels ditto
1875 barrels of Indian meal
634 Fl kins and kegs Of outer.
1911 ditto duo. lard.
EDWARD J. COALE, Regjarr
IF The eiy of Baltimore.
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70 EE So u.
FIFTY TWO ACRES ~

with a dwelling houie stcrega, meas Capt Gee
Slacum's farm, abou, ,ttree mslss from .21n
There is an excellent ga.isn OF trait trees, -
ers, &c. &c. and aoout ten acres Of ineadov nny
der fence. the remainder in wood. Il viii ei.he
be fold for GAIA or [lort payments, or battered
or dry goods.
THoS. PATTEN.
MI
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Charles Collins, Jun. of Rhode-Island,
to be collector Of the district, and inspec-f
tor of the revenue for the port Of Bristol in
Rhode Island.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Ship William and John, Woodhouie. Guerney.
Schooner Harmony, Bell, GuadalouPe
Betfey, M'Kenzie, Barbados
John Tupman, Trinidad
Union, Hanes, Jamaica
FederalR, Sanford, St. Bartholomcws
William, Dade, St. DoM!ngo.
CLEARED,
Brig Commerce, Harper, Barbados
Soow Rachel, Hoe, Cofunna
Sch'r Young Lion. Dlngel6eld, Jamaica
Friendfhip, Gilpin, Barbados
General Pinckncy, Barry, Barbados.
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CITIzENS-Be careful q your property.

LAST NIGHT, the Smoke house of
dllr. Roberts, corner of King and Colum-
bus-streets, was broke open, and fur or
foe hundred pounds Of Bacon, stolen there
from.
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Iu{E1on 81 Conspss1gon Store.

THE fubfcribsr rstarss his thanks to thoic
nho have favored him with their commands IN
the above branches, for their patronage, and
aflules them and the public in general, that he
fhall continue his exerions TO giyeistlstaesion by
the ffrietef aiiiauJy, fecrecy and honor.
On the 10 day Of every Court,
a PUBLIC VENDUE will be held At his Aac-
ton and Commlfian Store,ito commence at eleven
O'Clock in the forenoon, and three O'Clock IN tie
afternoon. Particulars will be made known on
the day Of fzle by the Bellmsn
Ca Cath advanced on dePof;s.
A. Undo,
Yeaaae Mearr Jer ii. B020agb Of WmcbeR<y.
N. B. ltmay be proper TO add that 5000
dollars ecurity have been given to this borough
Tor faithful performance Of my duty, to which
my additional fecurity will be given whenever
#the extern of tie bufne6 may require il.
Winchtfer, ]aa. 81. cow Jaw
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CONDITIONS.


1t hali be printed on hpetEnc woge paper,
with an elegant new type.
The price 10 iubfcribers will be Tue Dal1Gfs
per vol in boards, or Tsve Doflqrs and FJftr
Csass, hanGfomely bound and letsered.
To thofe who fubfcribs for ieveral copies, dill
count viii Be made, proportional to.Ihe mum.
Der iubicribcd for.
advantage Of having tbs iuyalua Book PRINT,
"a ON large type s the fame time, IL portable and
convenient volumes appears 10 evident, that the encou-
rsgenent ncceary warrant an Undertaking OF iaeh
magnitude is confidently expected; portable volume
would otten be taken up, in moment OF eure' whsa
rho iize of large unwieldy folio. would operate as an
spology Tor It unopened; in this way, mal por-
tons Of time would be protahy employed which might
otherwfc be totally loft. In large families Bibe N
volumes aording opportunity for ieyaa to read al
cee. may lolctscs be peculiarly convenient: It ieems
iup.rHaons 10 add much this ubjeifliee It to iay
thai no ealonablc expenss rpains snail be iparcd to
reader this edition Of the Holy Scriptures both sorreet
and eleganr.
The sbave work is in prcfs. and viii be fnhed aboas
the end Of the pr slt year,
az Subscriptions received by x.
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cimen Of the paper and printing may
be feen.
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Fifty Dollars Re5oaYd.


Eloped from Dumfries Virginia, on
Saturday the 27th MIR. negro man who call
himself Joseph O'Barnwell, usually known by the
name Of Joe, complexion, dark brown; person
slender, aud rather handsome ; walks erect, about
so years Of age Ave feet eight 70 nine inches
high, ass the mark Of sores on his legs, of sps-
.cious engaging address, is artlul and very dis
honest, AMI will assuredly rob whoever may be
sounsort1nase as 10 employ him. His cloaths
not known, but has pair of half boots nearly
new, very sharp pointed at the toes, and lin the
practice Of dressing gay he has money, and will
no deub,procur a pass; he was long waiter
10 Dumfies Tavern, and IS well known to ira
kvellers this way. The above reward Of SO dol.
larswil be paid for securing said Joe in Dumfriss
or Alexandria jail, and 40 dollars will be paid
for securing him in any jaIin the United States.
Ii is supposed he is gone for Boston and will en-
deasour 10 GET passage by water from Baltimore
or Philadelphia. These secretiag or assisting
said runaway, will be prosecuted TO the usmess
severity of the law.
ALEXANDER BROWN.
DnlrFries Feb. S. DOT
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NOTICE.

The Circuit Court Of the Dilfria Of
Columbia having at the November term holden
in the county Of Alexandra, Ordered snd D.
reaed, in'thc fuitc of Wylie, Langiy and Others,
compliments agaiait Robert Alexander, his Iruf
tees and other defendants depending on the Chan
Gerry hde of the faid court, THAI the lnbsorioer
make up, adult, fetlle and report to the ia;a court
the accounts and claims of the faid plainSlfs
Gated in their bill; ard Of other Judgment ere
ditors OF the faid Robert Alexander, anterior 10
the deed of truR. mentioned in the faid bill, which
deed bears date the 26th day of December 1899,
The leveral prrfons coming under thesdecfctai
order made in the aforefaidsuit are hereby I'M.
formed, that will attend at my houfe IN the
town of Alexandria, on Monday the 18th dsv
OF March next, tocarry intoe effect the fad order,
at whichtime and place the fevera parties inte
refed are rtqueaed to attend with the necefary
documents, co enable me to execute the order.
James Keith.
~
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Forty Dollars Rsward.

RAN. AWAY fJom The fubscriber about or
weeks ago, negro wfneh naincd RACHEL.
Sh-is fl,aii woman, ahou. Eve feet in height,
ana "a years old fafher of thin make-ier
colour IS very blsek, and her nole not 70 far as is
ufual il bcgrces. She has rather a fhriIi voice
and is pert lhs Is a field ncgrc, and went of
with cotton dreis, but may change her cloaths
.--ller father is black man named Tom, who
recovered his freedom year or TWO ago, of Mr..
n. Crawford of Maryland, and am told now
lives in Alexandra, Warrington or George
Town-Fir is an African upwards of 60 years
old, and has gsshe,on his cheeks; it is probable
The ~ench clay be harbowed BY his', or by
half alter Of hrrs called Winney, belonging TO
Mrs. Brown near Alexandria. The above re-
ward viii be given if taken mp any where our
ofthc Gate, and frcured 70 that | ger her again,
or Twenty Dollars if taken within the fate, and
NOT nor, than so miles from home, and for every
mile over thar diaance what the law allows If de-
livercd TO L. BLACKBURN.
Rippsn Lodge, near Donfries Virgo
Ian. z4sh, 1904. zawsw
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E d II C A Z / O N.
Dec 6.

; / shall open a NIGHT SCHOOL on Mon.
day evening next, ar my houic next door to the
Indian Queen on King erect; where pupils COM
mist-d to my care viii be diligently inltrutted in
Reading, Writing s. Arithmetic,
Thofs peffons who arc difpo!ed to favour me with
their patronage on the prefeut orcafon, will
p!estc TO call as foon as poffible, that may have
il in nv power TO make arrangements proper for
the order of the fehool and improvement of the
scholars.
John Mafon.
n. B. MARIAN Mason continues to teach
Reading, Writing and Needle work, and would
BOARD three or four girls on moderate terms.
Nov. $. 90
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PATENT RIGHT,

FOR psinting rooms, ornamenting ceilings,
borders, &c. 10 repreient paper hangings. The
fubfcribers having purchsfed che patent from mo-
Selby, the origina! inventor, for the Ditnct OF
Columbia, the tfatcs OF Virginia, n. Carolina,
S. Carolina, Georgia, TepneAee, the province OF
LouiGana and New 9Oyeans, will diipoic Of the
fame 70, fuch place OF places within The above
limits ssmay be agreed on. The model may DC
cen and terms made known by applying to
Messrs. Richard Ryland,
William Byrne,
Stocco PIaiRerers, CAPITOL Hill.
City of Warrington, Feb. 7. eo5t
N. B. Thof. defrous Of blending economy
With utility and elegance, will fad their account
IN this invention. Letters poR paid and addrened
as above will be attended TO.
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Aaron Hewtss 1T
William Patton, 2
John Hualeb Sd
Wafher Blunt,
William HALEY,
John Longjon,
James M,Gnire,
Charles Midnight,
Jofeph Thornton,
Matthew Robinfon,
John Morris.
Ephraim Evans, J
John Homer,
Jan. 16.
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Feb. ,
HOUSES TO LET.

THE fubtcriber having removed from Alex
andris, is dclEous Of letting his TWO HOUSES
in Water Rrcet, iituated upon the north and fouth
corners of Iefftrfon frees. They are wellioit
ca 10 the accommodation of fnaIl families, nave
40 uninterrupted ana extenive view OF Potomac,
with well enciefed safdens and nscehsry out
buildings attached.
A few upimproved lots uader fence, adjoining
the above for rent or fale.
For Particulars apply to Md. w. Scott,
nearly oppoGse the pennies, or TO R. |. Taylor,
Elq King tteet.
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PRINTED DAILY ny
S. S ~ q w p & IA
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70 Let,

THE. frame Warehouse on King fret W.
doors above Pitt Street, now occuPiad BY An.
brofe Vaae. PoGe!lios will be given on the ~ !.
of this month-apply, in the abiencs o. :"
fublcribcr, TO Col. Denni: Rsmiey.
Augue Ic.
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AZ My reGdence hereafter will /.
in Frederickibarg. Iihallco 10 Attend, y
county courts 1t Prince William and S,ea ~
tie diaritt courts of Frederick burg and Nv
sIarkcs. the Richmond chancery diaria ca' 1'
and the coart Of appeals. Ny clients NAV E. :
during every Prince William Court CONNER ,'
on the frf Monday n each MONTH"; a, III, 5ns
Office in which ] have hitherto doas bufa,L
Dumfries.
Benjamin Bots.
IanI9
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Wanted to Hire,
Eor SaZe.

Ten. acresof LAND in Fee Simple,
on tie hillnear Col. Peyton's- also small house
and !ot on Washington street, between King
and Pnnce streets.
THo's PATTEN.
January s, 1891. 7wSt
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THIS Is to g1uc Notice,
Auguh X.

ms Us 10 (ggEOc I0tSCo;
THAT the fubicriber hath obtalll'o
from the Orphans Court Of Alexandra I0 'nr
in the DiHri1 OF Columbia, Letters OF A'iAa
fration on the petlcnal cfate Of oa0'l G'1' cd
late of the faid county OF Alexandra, deI''E
All perions having claims agsnlt the isld o'. sit
ed, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the ian', n.
the vouchers thereof, to The fublcfihef al o. .s,.
fore the 1t day, OF July next they may ot' d.
wife by law be excluded from all ocntn' %
laid eltate. d.
Given under my hand this sIf day Of D'
Ger, 1905. :.
David Wilton Scott;
Administrator of David Graham, dess re
All perfons indebted to the Eid estate a. - Cs
by required to make Immediate Payne''
Administrator. .c
Dee. 2I. -. S.sssf
PRINTED DAILY BIZ
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ExtraH from an A5E OF the Lo7P0-
ration Of Alexandriq, for the Est5n-
gylament Of Fires.
Sec. 9TH. If any perlon who hall be prefent
at any Fire, lhall neglect or retufe to obey the
order or directions of any officer who flall be
appointed by any Fire Company now etatlifh
ed, or which may be Hereafter ettabiihed, know.
ing him to be an officer, {uch p.rfon ihal for
felt and pay the fun of FiOe Dol2ers: Provided
the name of fuch officer lhall have been publiihed
in one of the public papers printed in The town.
At an annual meeting Of the Friend
{hip Fire Company, held at Cooues'S Tavern on
Monday, Jan. 9, 1904, the following officers
were eleasd for the preient year, viz.
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rE'HE Senior Class in J.. Oyilvi,'s school have
u commenced the study Of Criticism, Ethics
and Metaphysical analysis Of The principles
OF Politicii Economy ana Government will con-
clude tbs Parc OF the course. Young men who
have not ha~an opportunity of Studying these
branches of science (oi all Others tl,e most inn
porJant to such aspire -oiterary, Legal politi
cal eminence,l viii probably find the manner in
which rhey taught III this school, peculiarly
calculated facilitate AID expedite their pro-
gross. Tie senior class is at present composed
of seventeen young men bnt a. o. communi-
Gates ms ruetion on these subjects entirely thro
the medium Of Lectures. eight ten Sddisional
students. would extend hii utility and encreas.
his emo.umen,s, without imposing upon him
much morelabor than he al present undeszoes.
Richmond. March 9Th, 1904.