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Hymns ard Sbiritual Songs.

v~sE subscribers TO the Book of Hymns & Spi-
ritual Songs. intended TO be published by +.
Courtney jr- are respectfully informed. that. not.
withdrawing severe indisposision which totally
pu j, out ofhis power for the space ofmany weeks
10 attend 20 any kind of business, IN addition n
many unav oidab.e delays. the work i. now in the
press, and from the number of hands which are
employed, he can with certainty say, thar in the
course CT = few weeks the book viii be ready for
delivery
On a perusal Of this valuable collection. the
reader viii readily preociyc, that great pains have
been taken TO rendcrit of the useful books
of the Kind now extant A number or people,
preeminent for tscir pie,y. prefer the Hymns
and Spiritual Songs OF DIR. Isaac Wat,s.--Others
prefer Rppon's, whilst many admire Wes.ey's
and Lady iIun'ington's hymns. To these it
may be necessary TO observe, that. in the present
selection. partially has been carefully avoided
while the beauties Of all the foregoing authors
have been collected, so Is TO render this book
suitable TO every denomination of Christians. eli.
ther for private or sbic We ship In this pub
lieat'on there will appear large and beautiful
selection of Spiritual Songs. which, At cansiders-
bic trouble. and some expense, have been obi ain
cd from almost every state IN the Union. IL ,s
the design of the subscriber 70 strike of several
thousand copies of this work, which may
be attended with almost too great risk
for an individual in mis- ciroumscribed si,ua.
ton. But, from desire OF ahofding every one
AN opportunity of perusing this book, and from
asincerc wish TO see the prosperity of Zion, he
thus ventures his all, while he hopes that his la
bours will not fail TO meet with i suitable re-
ward. The book will contain upwards Of three
hundred and fifty pages. handsomely printed. on
good type. and on paper Ola superior quality.
JOHN COURTNEY, Jun.
Richmond, March 10Th, 1905
p SIN the last edition printed by Dixon and
noticed. This will not be the case in the present
performance. The book, when ready, viii be
advertised and sold by the subscriber, the prn-
ting Office of the Viyginia Gazette For copies
handsomely bound and l.Itered. the price viii be
one Dollar; and for those bound in plain tho
neat manner Scveaty Five Cents.
f7o Toe Printers in Petersburg. L,rcbJnrg,
Sfa;nton, Lexington arc. Frelsyisksbz1g. ere re-
qested 70 give ,5s a5oOe few insertions in their
'especriSs pate,s.
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TRIAL OF JUDGE CHASE.

1t is the intention of The editor OF the National
IrteIige,cey, TO publish in volume the procee-
dings on this interesting trial at full length, with
as little delay as cicrmsrances Will admit.
The extent of the work cannon at present be
ascertained with any precision. Ii viii, howe
yer, probably exceed 500 pages octave.
1t shall be published in boards, at price not
exceeding SO cents for an hundred pages.
Gentlemen DESTROYS of securing copies are re-
quested 10 leave their names with the editcr--ans
roe printers Of newspapers zsiH confer 4 fasor BY
inserting teis advertisement te-S tunes.
March Is (3r)
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Land for Sale.

'y>yE srhsctiber offers fer sale eleven hundred
and ten acres of LAND. lying on the waters
OF Cunningham and Briery creeks, in Albemarle
and Fluvanna. This land is well ,imbered. and
The tarap,ke road from Richmond to S,aun,on
runs resYly through the centre of it. Also, an
other TRACT, surveyed in the year 1855, con-
tanning swo hundred and thirty FIVE acres, lying
on Carers creek. IN Flnyanna. As there is a
good Min Scat on this tFaa which is well TIM
bered WIZ pine, &c. a Saw Mil might be ereeled
on u With ease. and attended with considerable
profit Ills situated near the Fork Ordinary and
within six OF eight miles of New Canton Great
bargains Gay be had in these lands and the pay
menss made easy, by giving bonds with approy-
ed security ID M. WHARTDN
Powhaitn c. H. March %, 1905. If
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COmhaitted to ejail ofthis coun-
longs 10 mr.. Ezekici Walden cf Northumberland
county in the state Of Maryland, which place ne
Left. he says. last April in pursuit Of his wife
who Had been sold--hc is "a ssout well made fel-
low, abcu, % years old, and appears 10 have gone
by water-1he owner OF said runaway is request.
ed to comeforwaid, prove property, pay charges
and take him away. DAvtp PRIcB,
1T Keeper of t5e Jail, Sur,r eoayf5nsse, Va.
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Valuable Lands for Sale

TWLSHto sc}ta HALF SIRE int5e Di,moi
: Swamp Cosspnny--GLso, SH4RESis tie Canal
from Ai6emd'te soard 10 EGSa5etb rivey-.- also.
One 7avo 81 fsrse Tracts Of LAND, kiag on
Nar1epsOnd rivsy near Sn6oik, tbe three tracts a !.
moaning IN The wboIe 10 a5on; 1900 aeres. Am
Pe'soH in'isea TO pn'ebase may be informed of TIE
terms ~ sale ky directing eiter roe subscSi5cs
hViag near re Pcss-o5iee at Lu6sy's store. 1i6e.
marie county.
Gu FRAs. WALKER
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aCONDIrIo

The price to subscribers will be eight dollars,
neatly mounted, colored and glazcd.--onc dollar.
80 lighren the great expense of publications. to
be paid on subscribing.
10 -subseribers,the price will bet dollars.
lcorr.RlcRT skcuaEDl
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber intends shortly to leave this
state for Europe, where he means 10 spend
the -rrner nonihs. He invites those persons
who n,ay have claims against him 70 call for pay
rnens--hs also urges the necessity CT closing all
outstanding accounts due him. and therefore re-
ques,s those indebted TO him TO discharge their
respective accounts without delay.
L. Wercq.
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Gloucester Lo7v Grounds
TOR SAFE.

Itl NE soiD. on :, ihs premises r Ter rsaay
:. ,,sr,ee OF the cpast OF Glorcester county, two
hundred and seventy seven acres Of LAND, ly-
ing in the parish Of Abingdon. and county OF
Gloucester. This land Joins the lands cs Colonel
Thomas Lewis and John Seawell. Esq. is of x
ccilcnt quality for the production of corn and
barley. lies extremely convenient TO the Severn
river, where Ash and oysters are both attendant
ardexecllent.
Thomas Lewis,
Jyh,t SeeSyeA, Commits
John Lcaois, sioners.
Joaetsh C2isvsrins,
March 90. 1905. Pm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06

IN chcring the above work TO the pubic, the
proprietors are sensible thar OK ceence is not of.
zen attainabie but with candor and truth, eoual-
~ remote from arrogance and Partially, they can
say that they conscientiousy believe il has lust
CAM TO the confidence and patronage OF the
people.
naap or Virginia has been ionr and anxious
~ looked for: None has been published, on the
plan OF the one now offered, FOR many years.
Inc labor, expense, and apparent difficulties.
IN accomplishing SO interesting work, have de.
TERED several from the arduous undertaking The
pfoprietors, finding that most of the Other states
mad recently given encouragement to similar oro-
auctions, AID entertaining high sense cfethe re-
a. uignity and Importance ofv.rg,nia, embarked
III the business, from well grounded belief. thar
tue magnitude and utility OF the wuek, would in
sure. II accomplished remuneration. And
while Virginia is powerfully stimulated w;,h the
love OF science ami virtue, tney hou. and Esnevr
she viii view domestic Productions. wb;ct, ,,ro,-c
prs,ern;nenily useful. win generous p.;.ae
those gentlemen - no cake suhscriu,ion nsners
are requested TO return them 10 The subscybe, =,
petersburg, by she FIRST day Of May. The maps
w'li be rsaay for subscrbeys in the course Of the
ensuing summer. nISAl
WILLIAM PRENTIS.
refreshing, February. 1895. sss
9Nt.cip tiors'eceiOea b. S. ReGsar,s. ian. ard
o,os,s .r.fs 'soons sf5seyiptiop taers are lodged.
HOUND, on Saturday the I'd inst.
Red Morocco POCKET BOOK, which
the owner may get by APPLYING to the subsbriber
and paying ron this Advertisement
James Bootwrigit.
Richmond. March A,b ISns
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WoNDER..

MroR1'Ep last fall was -
4 ncnshs in the ship Mcnti-
cello; VIII s'and :.t my stable
tie ensuing season, and be let
to mares at Six Cuiiieas each
maze tie season, ard : Dollar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06

Richmond Academy Lottery.

TF,HE subscriber being appointed by the Trus-
A tees to eoilea all moniee due on the sales OF
Tickets in sad Lottery, requests those indebted
Cor me same 70 make immediate payment TO him
at the Land Office.
Prizes viii be taken in discharge Of any mo-
ney dae the TRUSTEES, for tickets in the second
Class.--He is authorised TO pay AL prizes after
the 18th May nest.
WILLIAM PRICE.
March 22d, 1905.
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Richmond. March An, 1905.

y UN away from the subscriber
IN about the 1sth January last, negro man
named ADAM, about 23 years fase. Of a dark
complexion, about feet high, has a small scar
on his forehesdi had on when he went away a.,
oznaburgs shirt, short coat and panta!oons of
nine plans, and common felt hat; ne had sunday
other clothing which it is snpposed he csrried
with him, as they have not been seen since he
escaped. He was purchased of mr. Gabriel Tntt
near Culpeper courthouse, by Tnr John Mullins.
about IL months past, of whom the subscriber
purchased Immediately afterwards: the said feI.
low has wife 81 Or. Clasge.t's. who resices at
Cu'peper courthouse; it is probable he may be
harooured by his wife 1t this place. Whoeve,
WI deliver the said Fellow 10 the subscriber Inv.
lag in Alberaarie county near Cha-lot,esv;ls
shall receive reward of Thirty Dollars, or If Sc.
cured IN any jail so that get him again Twenty
Dollars. JOflN CI.ERESOn
25d Feb. 1905. IS
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TO Undertakers

WE subscriber purpcsing TO ered some Brick
4 Buildings onthe Market Square in the course
ofths present year. invites proposals. from under
takers until the middle Of April next the Plan ,f
said buildings and the mode Of payment will BE-
made known on application.
JOHN SEABROOE.
1lth March. 1905. tina
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FRAs. Waller.
Alexander Plainyille.

-
CONFECTIONERY,
ESPEcTFULLY informs the inhabitants
N OF Richmond, Manchester ana their yicini-
ties, thai he has rented the
HAY-MARKET GARDEN.
For the summer season, where ne intends 70
make It bis study 70 try and please those who
may favor him with their custom
a. PisinvIlle being acquainted with the dis
niiing OF Cordiais, making Of Ice-Crcams, &c.
hatters himself thar those who favor hin, MIR
their custom will be entertained in a ,nann,, 8.
supenor 10 that IN which they nave been here
tofore. 'e's-
An kinds Of Wines. Liquors, Co-dials. Ice.
Srea'ns' Syrups. &c Of the first quality, and mo.
derate charges. Teal aries accor,n,oa,,sd
WIN eVery thing suitable to please both the taste
OF Inc ladies' and gentlemen. --Relisbes. cotd
ohacks' &c. az the shortest notice. Barhacscs
occasionally as II may bcst su;t those qent,e,,sr,
VINO choose TO subscribe for thern.--T;ye Xvo,ts
musio' &c. occasionally. The other en,ey,s;, ,
men's as usual, with some alterations for re
oeNe'' bao'ea and gentlemen wishingto be ae.
Sonmoas'ed WITH lee-Creans, cordials svrnns
IS wunout gong out OF the city, may be sppIl;'
- ~ h'S ho''se on the main.street, where he has
80 s's'y preparation requisite FOR their reeep.
The Hay.Market Garden 10 b, o,.u.s -.
DAY At o'clock, Sundays and Holidavs e,cs,',.
ed, when It will be opened in the n,oyI;n ~
Continue open all day. Price Of admit,ases os
cents. '''~h0e %
p s: ICE for sale at his Confeaiona-v =,
the nain.sreet. Il 49, ME- on
JHsf P16''sSsd, and 10, sae ~ S Psasaats. j. :.
an slegdnf eoetet edfsion, :"
w IT'S
PS AL Ms. YMNS AM
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e1sA w.R Be ristN .tsr

Twelve or Fifteen BOYS,
fiora7 &C Is years old, --Enquire Of the Printer.
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.. s
PROPO SAILS,
II Mp OF VIRGINIA,

FcrSED FROM AcTuAI. suRvEfs'
and 9HS L.f4sgsT As WELL rs Scs1 <eSS-
RArg oasERrz7zoSs.
e=
gl- T8BfES MADISON, d. ID.
psrsrpsx1 OF WILLIAM ! NARY coLLEch.
To which will be added, Il NAP Of the greater
mar, OF the stare of Ohio, from actual surveys,
including the whole Of the Virginia military
t,atf ;wlth all thar psrt Of the state west OF rh:
Ohio river. TO the Indiana boundary line,
The northeast corner Of the Map will be or
with an interesting View of the City
Of Richmond
9ibe sise Of f5e NAP will be i've teefsix is-be.
Il Isasib. and three ect e5t inches IN byeadt5 An
.geHioas and skial engrcS~r is engaged 70 execute
'e sSorf an style not inferior TO any similar s,k
n roe United States.
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Advertisement.

PETER MosELEY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24

Can't. Worth, from GOadaloupr, informs
ius that on the 23d OF March, FIVE leagues
u, the windward OF Antigua, ne spoke a
British government armed brig, out three
DAYS from Antigua the,captain of which
reported that Ghc French squadron in the
West indies went from 81. Kits TO Nevis.
from thence to AnguiIa, aud were daily
expected at Antigua; from which place il
was supposed they would proceed to ia
maica.
Capt. Paddock, from the City of ST. Do
mingo and Porto Rico, informs US, that
the Haytian army appeared off st. Carlo
the s,h March, aud on the same morning
shot a French general who was walking ON
the ramparts. On the 9Th they crossed
the river, and pitched their tents. On
the | ,th the F,ench general Debarque, at
the head Of 400 troops, made sorte from
Fort Carlos, and routed the hesiegers
(who lost their commander, and one hun
dred troopsj after smart skirmish of four
hours with the loss Of only 3 men killed,
aud wounded, including General De-
barque, slightly. On the succeeding day
General Ferrand ordered all the shipping
to leave the port, on account OF the injury
they would sustain from the firing OF the
| negroes; and compelled them To take on
board all the women and children in the
| place, aud convey them to Porto Rico.
Capt. Paddock received sixty of these
unfortunate persons on board his vessel.
The garrison at st. Domingo consisted
of about 1000 troops, we'll supplied with
arms, ammunition, and provisions and
he commando in chief unprecedented no
| danger from the threatened attack.
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UNION. April Is.
BONES OF GEN. BRADDOCK.

On the 9Th July, i755, the army os
Gen. Braddock was defeaied, and him.
self killed by the French and Indians with
In ten miles Of Pittsburgh. The ground
on which the battle was fought is known
by the name of Braddock's field. The
General received musket shot through
the right arm and lungs, ofwhich he died
IN few hours, having been carried off The
held by the bravery Of heutenaDt colonel
Cage, and another of his officers. His
body was buried at the encampment of
the rear division of his army, miles east
ward of this place. 1t seems that the
great road leading from Fort Cumberland
To Union Town, was acc den,aIIy laid out
so as to pass over his grave. The road
having been much cut with Wagons and
the earth swept away by, rain, the bones
OF the General have been lately discover.
ed in the bottom of the road, and taken
up several of them are now in this towns
They appear sound, and are very large.
from the best information il appears un-
questionable, tina. the place from whence
these bones were taken, is the spot II,
which the body Of the General was inter-
red.
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TO revenge the names Of your fathers, mo-.
theirs. brothers, sisters, wives, children and
friends, who all perished by blood thirsty
hands--by the monsters who SURROUND
us Il is here that you ought TO shew
what the salor OF chosen few are able TO
perform against number Of assassins !.
lit is here where the field is halked Out
for victory
Do not be frightened ~ those canni- i,
balls they sppear only here strong by
treacherous murder against those who arc
not able to defend themselves. But what
can theirnumerous cohorts do against brave
soldiers and place fortified by nature
and art I! Soon you will see them disper-
sed and fall at The foot of these ramparts.
They will perhaps tell you tlrat they
have conquered every town in st. Domin-
60, though they were fortified and defeH-
ded by very brave troops. Pure llusi-
ons They to be called conquerors
They only conquered those towns which
were surrendered to them by treachery
end treason-none sure was taken by true
force, except ST. Jago; which, though i'll
fortified and defended by a handful of in
habitsnts, has shewn what valor could do
against such enemies. Eighteen hum
dred OF those barbarians have bit the dust
and we shall soon give good account Of
the remainder of their army.
Inhabitants OF St. Domingo do not
know, if your misfortunes can bear COM
! parison 10 the direfal necessity which for
ces Us to give battle, having no place for
a retreat, on one side surrounded by bril-
gands-os tire other the sea having not
one single vessel either TO Fly or 10 escape
to--no other alternative offers but victory
J aIone.--I repeat it again, il is here you
must perish or conquer Have courage
now, let US fight, and victory will be our
lot.
| Tan anonymous friend, (Frcnch from
the hand writing) conveyed to Us, few
days since, The following for publication,
which has been accidentally overlooked.
Mot knowing the source whence it came,
we cannot vouch for its authenticity :
have received letter from an A
merican gentleman at St. Martins dated
l ifs= Nih ult. which says, that two French
squadrons, one from Toulon, the other
from Rochefort, amounting TO 90 or "a
sail OF the hne, besides Is or i8 frigatcs
had united.
1
| embarked from on board that ilotlla, COM
municated TO some persons of respectable
flity in that country that five squadrons
had sailed from different ports that they
had embarked as many soldiers, arms, &c.
as they cossd possibly contain, the desti-
nation of which was unknown.
The same gentleman adds, that fire.
mendons preparations had been made to
take Gibraltar; meantime it was their in
teation to attempt the landing in England.
He also says, that short time after ha-
virs crossed the streigh,s, corvette
which had separated from the squadron
before Gibraltar, Composed Of 60 vessels
OF the line y joined Us, and gave to our
commander bundle of papers, contains
ing advices of the TAKING GIBRAL-
TAR BY ASSAULT" (7eiegrathe.l
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bank; and, through want OF care mixed
with slate and gravel; the character gi-
ven of the coaiswas SUCH asto encourage
Mr.. Riddle to employ ala experienced mi
ner, who has lately opened the mine to a
considerable extent, and discovered Sc
cond stratum of pure coal, running in a
horizontal line, Of the thickness of 10
feet and upwards.
From this mine, laborers with a
car, and pair OF oxen, dig aud carry GO
the river 100 bushels per day.
% Several boatmen have, for some
weeks past been engaged in preparing
craft to cary the coal to market, and s or
S arks will be in readiness, to set out, for
Harrisburg and Columbia, with the first
flood.
6. understand that Mr.. Riddle sells
the coal to the boatnien, upon the bank,
at z or cents per bushel. What price
they will be able to afford it at, in CO.
lum5ia, cannot say; but as the neigh.
borhood of the mine abounds in excellent
timber for arks, which cannot be built al
trifling expense, have not doubt bu;
that # such encouragement were given
as TO induce the boatmen of the neigh.
borhood generally 10 engage in The trade
the citizens of Lancaster could in the
course OF the next season. procure an a
hundant supply, upon yey moderate
terms.
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BALTIMORE, April II.

GENERAL FERRAND'S SPEECH.
The following is the translation of a pa
per, which the editors of the American
were favored with by gentleman Of this
city.
speech ofgeneral Ferrand, TO the soldiers
and inhabitants, on the walls of Saint
domingo, in the presence OF the Bril-
gaDds.
FRESeH SoLDrRRs,
and Inhabitants Of 81. Domingo
1T is here you must remain--It is here
you must either fight or perish--Itis here
'ne All Powerful God has marked out the
place isryengeance--Is is here you ought
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24

The Spanish Consul, near the United
States, residing in Philadelphia, iniorms
the Merchants Of The United States, thai,
the port of ST. Augustine, in Florida, is O.
pen. for the inportaton ofprovisions but
in order TO be admitted, they mus. procure
a passport from the respective Spanish
ConsuIs residing IN the United States.
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WILL BE SOLD,

1T l'i&1fc An7ion, at fh~ EAGLE 7.av.yn, in tbe
cn' Of Richmond, on Moaday tbe ofb dny OF
"o LOTS in the faid city on Shockoe Hill
enc of which is at prefcnt o,cup;ed INV Do,aor
M 'C!n:g, and joining one of Major DuyaIs m tl,:s
"t Is at"o Rory brick dwelling houi, So feet fouare
with convenient out-houles The other lot ALA ;o;n,
one OF MAJOR DnVals, and is occupied b. MIR M.
rates; this lot has Datch roof framed dwelling
horie on 1t SO feet by 10.
his property is likcwife fubjeGt to the widows
ne terms Of Paymen; will be male known on tbe
cay o' i&!'. Wa. LANGBORnIE Exe'r.
Nov. 10 -
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ZEN DOLLARS PEY,dRn.

- UNAWAY from the fubrcrjbcr IN the tvye,,;.
eth init. negro rnan 81 10 calls himI,lf TOM
"OSti, he has been ftage driver from Fredcricls.
Burg TO Dum'res For several wears he had on wben
ne wen. away great cost Of bea7kn clot. lu. very
n'n'h worn, pair Of trowfers of the fame kind
London brown cloth coat he is about five fee, n
or inches high and about thirty years old he ha,
a very bold look and combs his hair back in very
large roll Any perion who will apprehcnd the laid
emo" man nave the above reward and all expences
borne if he put in jail and iecred 70 tia, s, h,
again am very apprehenGve ,ha, he will St,,r,n,
to make his e!cape by water or board of fonre venI
all perions and matters o. veeIs are cautioned aqarG
harbouring, taking coneca'iug nf faiJ fellow Trd.r
the ieVere!t penalty the law will n9:q upon them.
TRIPLETT T. ESTES.
Chariottfville November %.
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EDUCATION.
CHARLES SOUTHCATE

RESPECTFULLY informs hi, friends. and others
who may he intereited in rhe event, that on Monday
the I'd of December next, lie intends to open a
SCHOOL, in Mr.. Overton's large brick houie, on
the Crois freet leading from the head of the Baton
to Main -itreet, for epurpofe ofinaruing limit
ed number Pupils in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic
hngih Grammar, and Book excepting, according to
the mot approved methods now in ufe.
ne aiio purPoes to teach Pfamody, and every other
iPeeies OF Vocal Muic. Reading, Writing, Arith-
n'et'r, &C. &C. will be taught from nine ill twelve
and from two till FIVE every day in each week, ex-
cep'Ing Saturday and Sunday and Vocal Muiic from
Tx TIL nne every rueiday Evening, for the convent
encc 81 gentlemen ; and from nine till twelve every
Saturday morning, for the accommodation of children
OF both iexes.
November 10. HawdyN