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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-31
PARIS, June Is.
FYf-cct nf q 1rfUute lettSr.


Extrcct IF q private litter.
You appear astonishcd at the aPathyw''''
which the French have bcheid the changes
~ia their Government, which have been e.
fected with the same facility, and almost
with as much rapidity as thu shifting OF the
scenes. at PLAYHOUSE. Vet / can assure
YOU that There is 10 party nor person nat
loves the Lew order ftEings. ne oena-
tors themselves are ashamed at what t'iey
have done, and reproaeh themselves with
not having made any stipulation IN faYonr
OF the privileges of the people. 4ou VIA
say thls state Of affairs does not promise
much solidity-yet Foreign Courts con-
sent to it, as is probable, and particularly
if rhere be no continental war, the people
will accustom themselves to it, and the lnl-
pergal Government will not experience any
violent shocks.
1t would b. diferentif the great powers
| were to evince energy. There could nor
be more favourab mons 1T, ifthey would
adopt well combined and more Gisintcrcse-
ed plans Of at,acl, than they did last war.
! it's a folly to believe that any thing can be
obtained from the present Government by
means of nidness, and what is called a
spirit oil moderation. Those means are eff
, fectdal with a powerful and unaubjtlous
government, or with feeble powers whom
a naughty conduct on the part Of the great
! powers would preciptate al once into the
arms CT France ard into certain ruin (; but
! TO france III her present state, measures Of
| rnildness, would be iiiuaory; and if Mr..
Fox thiaks to be able TO obtain a solid
/ Peace, he deceives himself, and knows nor
I! the man with whom he has too deal. The
/ fate Of Eorope depends in a great degree
] upon the system adopted by M. PIT, in
! whom me Continent has generally more
confidence.
] The Coursof Russia has presented We
) ~ strong note upon the violation Of tie ter
/ rigory Of Baden, and similar one to the
! Diet, which you have seen, as well as the
pu.iEaaie2tiy with Which Austria and Prus-
! STA voted uponthe sltbiect. Rassia cont.
nues to insist upon the evacuation of Aa-
\ mover, Italy, &o. These are SO many false
Ssteps which only serve 70 establish war OF
words, which produce delay, and expose
s,powerfui q Court to tie chance OF losing
thy consideration s}1e efioYs at present..
anSof experiencing perhaps a Reaction at
the Moment wl,ich sa,,y be Jhe leeot favoui-
able . her. {Vearc Stare here that Prps
STA vii back the game q Francs, and ena-
zhie heFae least tc gain tine. | gepe.st that
$ al the$ hal! measures VIII not ward OF 4
continental wax wil1n 1t suits the French
Goyernt'Fat, town5m they afIosd he adj
vantage oiseszing ne nloHaent it mas judge
most iavoulablc for declaring ii.
lhls Govgnfnent IS making dispositions
to mairtaInifA ii Hanover. Ii the Court
ofRnssia has 9n5 plan, she might to make
haste, iand iorss Ia Court Of 5crtin, which
entertains tie dSsisn OF paraiysihg evrryet-
fort that may be 4.adc ,sainst France, from
whom II has received TOO advantageous Of
ters to m,,1eii change ITS system.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-31
LOST.
4 key Of SPRIGS, brought by the

4 key Of SPRIGS, brought by the
'Slcop Unjty, captain Hand, .som P:iiade pms.
aud conGgoed to MclIrs. Libby, Casnr s Slad@
They were lan,Ecl Oil Fvwei's whl4f, Oh a.
sbous the TSsh May lae, and we (oppofe III
6rayman has taken them by miitake q fam
other Il re, as 4.;hhy, C4sne ard Siadc did no
receive them. Whoever has the fad calk win
obsigc BY informing The fuhfcrihers.
III Clean and N7iaterbery.
Aug rs G
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-31

they dress themselves ~ all hunity
lhat'hey may pluck Allegiance from mems
hearts,
Loud shouts and sauts,ioos from their mou,hs."
"Robespierre (said Dubois Grace, who
was well acquainted with hn') never spake
othis country, but with a view to point
himself OUT its principal defender; IN his
speeches he always made use Of studied
terms, which were artftrlly prepared to In
troduee his own eternal panegyric."
With such adroitness do those public
knases angle for popularity, that they equal
the Canlelicn in variety of colours, and
proteus in the facility of changing shapes.
The proud aud insolent become obsequi-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-31
Notice to Parents. sc.

MR. DAVIS has retnracd, and viii open
Sch Of on Monday next.
AQguf 80. f3s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-31

JUST ARRIVED,
And for fsie on board tbc Sch'i Eaz lbesFi, lying
a, the head of VowcH's whaff,
A Cargo of frf quality CHEESE,
from New London,
which will be fold low, if f2Phc3 FIR inreai
ateb.
AuguA so. 63.f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-31
IOHN WARNER.
New Cork, August 20, 1904.

Yesdsr>iav arrived at the W4llabo%
ship Lizzie orneifa, capt. Harrison to-"
France. The I-itt!e Corn9lia, was caPI%
red Off the HOOK some time since BY W. Nv
LeaaJer. and sent for Halifax; BAT cap'%
Harrison, nate, and cook, VINO were lfIt W
board, boldly retook IA: ship on the 10y '
;ost. and care;ed to New London. ln:''
were II fn5Ii5hmen on board ,jaer lASis y,
ding two officers. The means used 10 y
taking the snip were, 10 privately sscua ~
the ere arms and cu,lasscs OF the capy "a
and drive them below, which was e;tSS"'
without inluriag any persoa Oh ooaI3'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-31
NETWORK, August q.

To@tds EaIf9r Ct the N9tning Car0a;cis.
On the 18th inst. aboUt v9ac and hai
leagues from Shrewsbury itict, was board
a by a Lieutenant OF British frigai'
cruising oil Sandy Hook ntr name tn:
boarding. officer woald not inform me, (bui
haze since been informed is the Leander)
and after sllowing him he manifest Of the
cargo, list OF scanen, Consnls certificate,
register, Mediterranean pass and sea-ls!'
ser; the sad lieutenant demanded my IN
goices ana bills oE loadea, to which rePt'
ed they were in1losed in letter undcra
ee-l 10 my osqncr, American merchanls at
Pfot.deure, Rhode island, and il he H.
,i,ted upon seeing! chem Ee;must break c.
pen the letter himself, for | should moi
hat it you'd be an unjastidaJlv act IL e.
:her i1iIn Or r2yselft TO 10 il, on wbl;ha'
he card lieutenant without any further c''
remonv opened the letter, and afssr over
hauling tlle same, Iobserved TO him, II val
aard for any foreign power TO treat or T.
nerican ships in this manner and wiih7
heli,ni,s of oar own ports, his answer was,
Ghat oar own government allowed oft a''
why should hAl fault; he left the snip
and said you tnav e. on your course.
had been before boarded By three Bf'
tish men of war en- my voyage, treated P'
ii;cly aud permitted to proceed after aver
short loteatlon.
ID
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-31
.sfalrnfleltl Bacon Hams.

1l31IIIEIl-1 DdCOI IlcFilIS.
Et5E G. iyriher has jua received 1000 }bs OF
sle;thG9id BACON HAMS, couGt,ng IL he
gssaye.t past OF nice ins} Iams otirern 70 II
pounds weight,-An al atmo, IS Llverpoo5
STONE WARE,
conGf;ng of jugs, pitchers, sal pickle pots Q
different Gzes.
A5eJ Villas.
Auq. 20. 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-31
It's < ECEI VLD.

: The Ralbei fs1m ladiz, and l.l SAFE By tae
Sploriber
IS boxes Muicadcl ard Bloom
IlAISINQ5s
20 Tarssot 01ivLs aH IN f:e lracr,.
Z. SlMMS.
Aug, 60
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25

,.s, " s.,o - JONATHAN RErNULDs, .s-""
N,rb. K%sfsssx, 05. .. 'soh
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
p. Byidges,

(TqvS D0ors above fbe Ne1oport Bark
ID ETURNS her grateful acknowledgment"
IN 90 the Ladies of Newpod, for the nume-
rous Fsvon fhe has received, Gnce her COM
mencemen, in buiineh and refpeeffulIt &C
quaints them, thar fhe has now on hand for Sale.a
Genieel AGorrment OF MILLHNERr, on moder-
ate terms. Ladies Morning Defe., & childfen's
Goats and Pelices, with every other article in the
Mi'lenery line. made up in the newef fafhions.
on the ihorteG notice.
-. The Spring and fall fsfhion, viii DC
regularly received dircef from Europe.
Nezpbsrf, GA. 3d, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
Wm. Bridges,

Engiserr, A,ebhta a1a Lard. .SwVyor.
NURVEYS & drawsplsns OF Eaaies, Nth the
Daieiea accuracy and neatnels makes deGgns
pr intended Buildings and Improvements, Ca.
ais, Bridges. &c. &c. furniihes cfimates with
pinure ipeci6ca,ions for carrying the iane into
xccalion; haviag been regularly brought up
b the protection, with a comple'e knowledge
{ ihe practical departments, prefumes that his
Eryices will be found eminsntiy uteful. in car
|ying into effect any public OF private works.
Gentlemen rhding at diitsnce, can be
|nsniihej with plans, elevations, &c. TO unite
conveniency and Uniformity with Durability
md Economy. by tending wrir,en deicripiiop
bf the consenences and ize building they win
10 have.-Pians neatly drawn on the margin OF
Deeds. Ne7gP0u. Oa. Sd, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
Nathaniel NaL2z.

ID ESPECTFUI.LY informs the Public, that
IN ne has taken a Shop three Doors North Of
the New Church Lane, where all kinds Of TIN
WARE, can be fulnilhsd at the houcR notice,
aud on as reaiooabic terms as can be bought 10
this Town. Cooitsnt aitendsnce will be given
and the inai!cR favor askno xlcdged.
Stove Pipes. either OF Tin OF Sheet Iron,
made with dilpa'ch. - Cath, & the hiShclf
price, given tor old Pewter and Lead.
Newport, O6. IT. 100
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
-4t WM. BRIDGES ACADEM9,

MOUTH are carefully and expedirou1y
l. taught the Engl'ih Language, wiring,
Arithmetic. Book Keeping, Geogrsphy and
Mathematics where the ftrietef AtGention Is
paid TO the Moral, of hii PopiIs.
Private Tuition.
S.r His Evening SCHOOL has commenc-
I'd The hours arc from I'll O'Clock.
A convenient HOUSE, cnnfifting Of two
Paslours and two or three Chambers, in central
part Of the town, WANTED.
4 Nezpsstf, Sept. 10, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
For Sale.

A N excellent lot Of land. under good i'm
IA provemeur, very plesiantly Gtuated on
the main road leading from Newport to BriRol
Ferry, containing about Z, acres, with j. vel
ling. Hopfe. Barn. Crib and young Orchard
thereon, and we'll Of good water that never
fails. Il will be fold on teafonsbie terms. For
particulars, apply TO the ich!criber, on the prem-
iI:s. JONATHAN GIBBS.
PorlfuoRtb. O3. ;, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25

NOTICE j, hereby given, thar we the lub.
~ icnbeIs, have purchaied the patent right
for the counties of Waihingtonand Kent, tor
making. ohng. ani vending Machins for the
purpoic oi waiting cloath', icourog and fulIing
cloth, uader the oGgna! patent right which xss
grant.d by the Congreis of the United States Of
America, unto DaniriT. Dear. of the Siste of
New York. on the 29sh OF February, 'So4.-
All perions are hereby forbid. making. vend-
ing or ming luch Machine. within tho coun-
iiei aforeiaid, under the penalty of the law,
without the liberty OF Us, or our agents being
hrR granted them. Any perion, upon applying
TO d, for an disiausl risht, or on larger icsle,
may have the h5cuy granted them sor mode.
rate compcniation. BORDEN RArHBUN,
ROBERT II. NILES.
WitkfSrd INK. 24fb 7tb Ma. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
71Ucnty Dollars Re1vard.

y AN away from the fubfcriber, on the Sd
IN inf. two negro naves, named Charles and
Harry, the fra IL, and the other 70 yean Of
age. They had on when they went away round
Jackets, blue trowier,, and felt hats. They are
both fiocky buit.-Charies is about feet, and
Harry about feet and an half high. They
went off together, and carried with them ieveral
articles of clothing, fuch ihirs, wsif,coa,s. &c.
Whoever will apprehend them, and return them
TO the f0bicriber. or lodge them in any gaol
where they may be obtained, fhail receive the
above reward, with al! reafonable expences, or
Ten Dollars for either OF them.
- All petfons are forbid harboring, nuf.
ing. or employing iad Negroes on penalty Of The
law. RAY SANDS.
Ne1o.Sbvebam, on. 9, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
William Douglas,

as roe Head Of B,o4@- Street,
.IJAS conitantly for falc, a general Abort
X l. ment Of Wet India and other
c. G. y u S.
Freih ESSENCE Of SPRUCE, per gallon
or quart. One ton FLAX of various qualities.
This day received 900 weight clean FLAX.
S-r CASH, and Three Gents per ID.
eiyen tor Cotton and Linen RAGS.
ONIONS by the buihel or bunch--4 cent,
per bunch, and much Ieis by the 90.
For fale as above.
A new one RORY BUILDING, 80 feet
by IL, to be removed from the ipot on which it
now hand,, as foon as poilible. For further
particulars apply TO
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
FOR SILE,

CXTY-TWO Shares in the flock Of tn
- Rhode lland InfurAnce Company, by
NATHANIEL SWEET, & Co.
Nezgfon, Sept. Ie, 1904.
N. B. A. they are very deGrous 1or a
particular resfon) TO difpofe OF the shove men-
toned aock-,hcy therefore offer the fame at
Ara Goa. ~. SWEET, s. 90.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
Doors, SHOES & BUCKETS.

THE fnb(criber takes thi, methcd TO inform
l. the Ppblic in general snd his friends in
particular. that he carries on the Beat. Sbse. y
bHe&sh. Makag buGueh, at his Shop two doors
welt of John Gardner's, E(q. in ,he Ferry
Wharf Lsne--whe,e he 10 ready to attend 20
their cals, hasiog procured the beit of materials
therefor.
C1- A good workman at the laa mentioned
branch OF bulnels, .it he calls f,onl will find
employ and good wages, by applying 10
JOSEPH DYRE.
Ns7rbott, May as. 1904. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25
For Sale, Freight, or Charter,

FOR Sale, freight, or Charter,
THE Schooner COMMERCE., about rzo
l. tons bur,hen /; fails fat. and flows remark
ably well. She may be fitted for iea at fnail
expence. If fIeighted or chartered, a mort
voyage will be preferred and fhe will be put 10
good repair. For terms, aprly to
WILLIAM MOORE, Jun.
Newport, Sept. z7.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25

THE iubicnbers having purchaied the pa
l. tent right for the counties of Newport &
BriOol, for making, udng. and vending to
Others TO be uied, Machine for the purpofe Of
Walking clothes, fulling, fcouring, and cleaning
cloth, under the original patent right. which
was granted by the Congrefs of the United
States of America, unto Daniel S. Dean. of the
town Of Bcekman, in Datchefs county, State Of
Newyork, on the aoth day of February. 1904.
All perions are hereby forbid making. uhng. or
vending faid Machine, within the counties afore.
aid, under the penalty of the Law, without the
authority of Us, or our agents, being fitit grant
ed them. Any perfon may be accommodated,
by calling on BENZ AMIN PlTMAN, jun.
JOSHUA NICHOLS.
N. B. Thofe who may Win to purchafe
he Patent right for the county of Brifol, will
plcafe to apply as above.
Newport, Sept. 10. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-25

we the Sobfcribeu, having
wv been appointed by the Hon. Court Of
Probate of the town of Ncwfhoreham, commit
1oners, TO receive and examine the claims againf
the Eaate Of Capt. Edward Hull, late of New
fhoreham. deceafed. rePrefented iufoIvent, here
By give notice, thar fix months from the daie
hereof arc allowed TO the creditors of the faid ef
tate, TO bring in & prove their refpeetive claims;
and that we will attend for that purpoie at the
houfe Of Mr.. Samuel Briggs. on the fra Mon
day in each month, at I o'clock, Z. M.
RAY SANDS, I COMMIT
EZEKIEL ROSE. ! 6oren.
N. B. All perfons indebted to faid eftatc,
are rsqueeed TO make immediate payment TO
JOHN GORTON, | Iy-
a WEEDEN HULL, "~"" :"
SNssu. Sharsban. SEPT. z9, Iso4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26
l9uDsst ueuUge.
On TUESDAY,,

ts-
4, 70 ,'elsek, aui2 Be sad at TIE v<rdat Store,
Rum in hoglheads and barrels.
rreach Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in BIS.
Suc.r in hhds. ticrces and bis.
Coffee in ticrces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxer,
Mcs.ld and dip'd Candles
Rains in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngs,
gerfeym,rcs, DufE!s,
Plains and Kerleys,
Negro Cotons, Serges,
Elailicks, blue Friez.s,
Caiimancoes ADD Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings,
,ohintzes ahd Calicoes,
Irih Linens, SleGa do.
Ofnahurqs and Ticklenburga,
Mullins and MaAin Hand'fs,
Iadia Mullins aad Table Cloths
gandanna Handkerchiefs,
Colourcd Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. C. MARSTELLER.
Marchls.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26
Aales t,p auai0a.
On WEDNESDAY,,

On WEDNESDAY,
a. 20 s'clsct, ,viI b, isidsttbe Fssaze Sfarf, ~
tie coraer II Kjjxs AID Usisa syset',
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whitley 10 barEte,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin 10 caibls
Wine in piPss and qu2tter oaks,
MolaGcs in bids.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boSes
Cosse in caiks and bags,
Rsi6ns IN kegs and boxes,
Qaccn's Ware, aad
ALSO,
Avariety of DRY GOODS
-AMoNc WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irifh Linens,
CaGimeres, Calicoes,
Kerleys, Threads,
Coasngs, Chintzes,
Halfhicks, Bedticks,
Fcarnaught, Oznabutgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Flames, Muffin and MG1in
Negro Co.toas, HandkeTehicis,
Worried and other India Cottons, &s
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, Aaaisatsr.
March IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26
Indian Queen 7aUern.

The Sublcriber will Sell the unex-
PRED term of his leafe of that noted and much
frcqacnted TAVERN, knowa by the name Of
The IadIan Queez, corner Of ST. Afaph and King
Streets. The isus ticn is eqnslto any Alex
andria, ard the buGaefs nov done is equal, lfnot
flperior, 10 any public hou(e IN the Town.
There are FIX years sndGx months Of the lcsfe yer
toran. For terms appy on the premifes 20
John Hdgklns.
March :. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWAR d.


b o B,
.'ont 20 years Of rge, Ave feet nine inches high
Straight i:rnhed and well formed said slave hath
an impeachment IN lis speech which prevents his.
readily replying 70 question. Hs commonly
wears earrings. IIc took With him variety Of
good cioahiug. Description Of which isnnnsces.
saty. as ii is probable he has changed then. He
has been frequently seen about town since he sb-
seconded, and in ali probability is now secreted by
his mother. Winney Brown. formerly tee slave
Of Mr.. IoHN MuIR, late of this town, but now
said TO be free. The asovs reward viii be pad
Tor securing said Negro BOZ, in any goal, and
farther reward Of Tn COLLARS far tbs dis
covery Of those whs have been accessory "a his
loneealnlent.
Captains Of vessels, sc. are forwarned a:
their peril, not 10 take bin away.
ROBERT .. JAMESON.
Nov, IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26
MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1904.
WINDOW GLASS.

The Subscribers have received and
offer FIR sale, by TO- I'D by 9, .lndos glass,
from The Baltimore Mandatory 'ths quality IS
excellent, and it will be sold tgis Baltimore
prices. They expect receive very shortly,
larger sizes from the same place.
R. T. aOoE, Is CO.
March 8.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26
mo. GIL.
FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM H4RTISEL0RNE,

AT HIS STORE ON YlaK's WHARF, LOWER END
OF WOLF STREET,
New England Potatoes,
Coaric Salt,
Midliogs and Shoulders Of Bacon en- very low
terms,
Ready made Bags,
Bar Iron,
Philadelphia Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Indian Meal, Rye Meal,
Shorts and Bran,
Sopelhpe Flour in barrels and half barrels
Large and fmall veiiels may be con-
venien,ly accommodated with Whariage on mo-
deratc terms.
STOKES to let Of the Wharf, or goods re-
.s5iyed in chem Oh Storage.
A large STORE On Hoe. Whatf to Get q .'t
with he privileges Of receiving sud iaifPag
gods free Of wharfage.
A f,4ll HOUSE, on Water Stcet next 40
10 Majot MmcaNef's, Cor Faie.
4 number Of LOTSin g2o@ a.ua$ioas -
or 70 X On gr0on;i 1crt.
IL t7, at,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-26
For Sac or Kent.

THE fubicriber having opened
TAVERN at woodbridge, oppodte 70 Col
ehciicr, informs his friends ard he pubic gene.
rally, that he is provided with3sae hcG sctommo
dation for thofr gealemen aho NAY FAVOR him
with their cuaom.
Zachari.h Yard.
March 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-22
EDUCATION.

HE 7ygfeet IF H'iaebCfr deadtmy aeyzaint t6e
bn6ie, fbaf he Latin, GyeeL and Ereasb IaagDarel,
together 7oifb Hyhing, Ayt,rec Geography, he NE of
f6e Go6ef Eneiid and s PyofiieaI branebei ofe Ma
f6enofe,, are taught in s Aeadmy, BY tie principal maj
ter end bis aEJ9aah.
The FJool is byouidi 7ojfb Ciob>, and 11abJ fer Be
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-22
A cARD--ro THE SDiros o, qas ENQUIRER.

You know, Sir, that it is one of the MAXINE
of the men of the world, that every individual.
however wife or foolifh he may be, is TO be
eoHrfeoyIy fuppoied bef acquainted with his
own 9uiineis. You know alfo, that fone men
are 10 itrongIy attached to this maxim, thew will
not inffer any one to interfere in the manage.
ment ct their own concerns and that thew are
very apt to call a man, who gives them the moCl
friendly and fage advice, very impairment fell
low. You will permit me TO fav, Sir, tina, vour
own opinion on this point is of little or M, CON
fequence on the ptcfent location. The hints
winch intend to offer to you, will relate indeed
to your own bulinefs; but they will relate alto
10 the buiincfs Of the public. IT'S true, Sir, Won
cannot be called public officer but in one GenGe
OF the word, you deierve TO be called a 6nbEe
man. You are certainly no legislator, no JUDGE,
no member of the Executive Council and vet
there is not one Of thefe, whom YOU NAV not
influence IN the management Of public matters
You do not mike the laws but NAV vcu not
turniih them with ihe materials, out of which
they may be made You do not decide irdicial
cafes; but certainly, Sir, there is no Editor of
paper, that may not pubifh fome information.
winch may even a'Iit the refearches of the Bar
and the Bench. Irepeat, therefore, that have
an interea as well ae yourfelf, in the proper di-
reet'on OF your paper and that have right TO
tell you OF all its faults, If they were as nu-
Inerous as the fpots on the fun. In exerciGine
this right, you will not probably find my criti
clims too frequent or too fcvere. have not
uncovered many faults in your paper AZ vet :
and IN expofng thofe, which really provoke nv