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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-30
JOHN CAMPBELL.

New-Orleans has been Incorporated as city.
The Governor isto appoint the Mayor and Recorder
annually. The Aldermen, &c. are to be choren on
the 1T Monday in March, in ward meetings., bv a
Peurality of votes. One half of the number of Al
dermen to be re-chofen every year. The Mayor and
Alderman have power to levy taxes. The quaifra-
ton OF voter in the pofiefon freal eates worth
100 dollars, or renting etate 100 dollars or up
wards, per annurl. Taverns and boarding hor!es
are not to be opened coaches chales or carts TO
be kept or let, without licence from the Mayor
P5R CsS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-30

the poifeffIon of this deponcnt. And this de-
ponent further faith, that the faid brig John and
James, was then manned with prize-maite,
and crew belonging to the Eaid brig Suiiifan'e
who, on the gath day of january, w.re order.
cd to beat up with the faid brig John and James
TO the ifland of Bonaire, which they according
ly did, and arrived there on the Goth day of IA.
nuarv; but the prize .mater having difcovered
Dutch colours hving at the forts, bore away
from thence and failed again to Little Curacao,
where they arrived, and met with his Britarnic
maiefy's fhip Diana, commanded by captain
Mailing, who ordered the faid brig John and
James to be again taken TO the faid ifland of so-
naire, where fhe afterwards arrived, ard on the
SIN dav OF January came TO an anchor there.
And this deponent further faith. that by the or
der Of captain Mailing, he, this deponent, then
went OH board his maieity's chip Diana, where
captain Mailing informed him, that he lhould
fend the fsid brig John and James to Aruba,
and that fhe fhould remain there until he, the
faid captain Mailing fhoud take number OF
veiIels iufficient to make up CONVOY for lanai
ca-whereupon this deponent requeGed captain
Mailing would allow him to go in the faid brig
John and James to Aruba, and TO proceed from
thence for Jamaica as foon as this deponent
could obtain paffage in fome other vefIel,
which captain Mailing at frf refuied, but after
wards confented to, ON this deponent's promi-
fling not to re-take the faid trig. And this de-
ponent further faith, that he did accordingly re-
turn on board the faid brig John and James,
which .faid brig, together with his Britannia
maietty's faid brig Sulifante, then failed, by
capt. Maling's orders for Hruba, where they ar
rived and came to an anchor on the fecond eiay
of Feb. lat. And this deponent further faith,
that after the arrival of the fad brig John and
James at Arubs as aforefaid, all her fails were
carried on fhore, and capt. Laroche informed
this deponent, that he thought it would be fix
or feven weeks before the faid brig John and
James would be fent from that place for Jamai-
ca. And this deponent further faith, that the
dav after his fad arrival at Aruba, he heard of a
vef1el which was TO fail for Jamaica in fix or fe-
ven days; and this deponen. therefore took his
pahage on board fuch vef1el, and having failed
in her from Aruba on the twelfth day of Febru-
ary lat, he arrived in this land on the twenty
fifth day of the fame month. And this depo-
nent further faith, that the fad brig John and
James is not yet arrived in this iOand, to his
knowledge or belief, and that the mate and all
the crew ofthe faid brig were detained and kept
on board the Sulfifante at Araha.
CHRISTOPHER GRANT.
Sworn before me this Gxth day of March,
1905.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-30

1t it is not contiguous to
other buildings
If it is !ituated in the out
parts of the towns or in
imaH towns connected
with a few buildings
only, about
II in large towns connect
ed with feveral Others
If on wharves where vef-
iels are built or repaired
or where large quanti-
ties of combuitibles are
lodged, fome viii have
to pay upwards OF 20
per cent. and will have
to contribute from 100
to 600 dollars on each
1000 dollars injured.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-30

Gen. Abraham Trgg and Chrifopher Clarke
are reelected members of Congrefs.
DR.. John Claiborne is elected member of
Congrefs for the difrict competed of the coun.
ties OF Meckisnburg, Leunenburg and Brunf-
wick.
Peters. Repub.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-30

State of the Poll for the Congregational DIFF
trict competed ofthe counties ofAibemarle, Am.
herft and FluyaDra =.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-30

Richmond, 10Th April, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25

tion.. l2s dollars have been collected in
their churches for the benefit Of their
Free School. ..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
GENERAL HAMILTON.

i. In addition to the particulars 1Oe h0Ve
already given respecting this gentleman,
We subjoin the following, furnished Us by
a friend Of General Hamilton, rOho pos
sesses narrative Of his life, 1Oritten by
The General himself: This sketch may
be relied on as correct and as cloud Of
Obscurity has hitherto hung over the pa
rcntGge Of Hamilton, it, will Be CRAFTY
ing to his friends:
General Hamilton's grand father,
Alexander Hamilton, Esq. Of Grange,
in Ayrshire, married Elizabeth Pol.
iok, daughter ofsir Robert Pollok, in
Rensrewshire, bv whom he had avery
numerous family. The Generals "a.
Their, James Hamilton, being the fourth
son, was obliged to seek his fortune 10
the West-Indies, where the General
was born, in the island of ST. Vincent's.
His mother was an American lady, and
to her relations at New.York, he was
sent at the age of sixteen, for his educa-
ton
rFaruarr's Museum, I
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
WASHINGTON, January

: A letter from an officer on board the
President, dated Syracuse harbour, Sept.
%. states the following facts, which are
too interesting, too illustrative of the
high heroism of our seamcn, and too no.
nourable to the memory ofthe deceased
to be withheld from the public.
wrote YOU from Gibraltar the 9Th
August, and from Malta the 9Th inst.
since which we have been off Tripoli, aud
arrived here two days since. Two days
PreSiou. to our arriving of Trtipoii, a
boat was filed with hundred barrels of
powder started in close, and three hum
dred shells ;'tRerconmard was given to
our friend Somers who had with him
lieuseuants Wsdsworth and Israel. with
about zen, men, his orders were to ret in
as near the town and batteries as posi-
Bile, and put FIRE to the trains he had
with him a small boat to effect his escape
from the harbour, off which was capt.
Stewart, in the Syren, waiting for him.
When We arrived off Tripoli we were in
formed he got well in and set Ere TO the
trains, but by some accident It was SUD-
posed, the train communicated to the
dry powder, before they got or suiFici-
ent distance from the vessel. But by
an arrival here last night ofa vessel from
Malta, the captain of whom was at Tri.
poll at the time ofths explosions, he in.
forms that capt. Somers had got wen in,
whentwo gun boats full Of men were sent
to board him, which they effected, one
hundred fripolitanx being on board his
boat, he found he must fall into their
hands or blow himself up |; he chose the
latter, and with his own hands put the
match to the powder, which Instantly
dashed to pieces the boats, and every
person in them. About one hundred
shells fell into the town add castle at
this instant there was the creates, con.
sternation every where, and with 200
men Ebtlievethe castle might have been
taken.' - - 49, =. = =
Z Among The, brave fellows that thus
ended their days, and laid wen foun.
dea claim TO glory, were capt. Somer.,
OF Jersey, Heutenant .Wadswor,h. OF
Massachusetts, and midshipman Israel,
pit Mafyland--whose names have been
stated bcfnrss but which are now stated
u VI
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
[Farmrr's M1srum.l

From Vineennes we learn, that Co
vernon Morrison during the preceding
month, signed at St. Louis treaty with
the chiefs of the Sac and Fox tribes of
Indians, by which territory containing
10000 square miles, OF 81 ,2oo, 600 acres
has been ceded to the United States. A
great portion of the land is saidto be first
rate. The eastwardly line begins at the
mouth ofthe Illinois and runs a. consi-
derable distance up that river. The north
wardly line runs across the; Mississippi
to the Missouri, and the westwaFdly
down the little river. The Mississippi
runs about six hundred miles through
this country: Great credit is said to be
due governor Harrison for the skill with
which he managed the negotiation.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
BALLAD

On the Death of I.ieItenants SoNERl
WADSwoRTH, and their Gallant SEA.
MEN off Tripoli.
MOURN, mourn the glorious brave
Who gave themselves to death !!
Their limbs bestrew the wave,
The sky receives their breath.
Twas Somers and his crew,
By gallant Preble sent
Resolv'd to make those rue,
Whose souls can ne'er relent.
With shells and powder fll'd,
They steer'd their destined way;
The foe, in battle skilrd,
Bore down their course to stay.
Two gallant vessels held,
Our lusger boarded then;
Twice fifty men they told,
Brave Somers told but ten.
Disdain the captive chain"
The gallant Somers cries
Now Are the sleeping train,
And blow them to- the skies"
Our men expect the blast,
Wave high their hats in air
The pirates stand aghass
With horrour and despair!
" Huzza," brave Wadsworth cried
Our countrymen will know,
How merrily We. died,
T'avenge them on the foe"
High in the clouds up cast,
The vessels three were blown:
And dreadful was the blast,
That shook the guilty town.
Twice fifty pirats bold,
Sent .lri-king in the air !
This Gale, whenever told
Shall make our foes despair.
Mourn, mourn the glorious brave
Who gave themselves to death j.;
Their limbs bestrew the wave,
The sky receives their breath.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
To be Let. :,

pETWEEN this and the eighth day
- Of February next, at the late dwell.
ing plantation Of Angus M'Donald, de-
ceased. On Potomack river, about ten
miles below Old Town, for one or more
years, a Tractof Land, consisting Of
about IS acres Of good bottom and
about 40 acres Of upland, or second
bottom, cleared, with three good Sugar
Camps large proportion Of the up
Land is sowsd down in Wheat aud Rive;
if i.lsnbt rsntedbetorre: the 9Th day Of
February, twill en- that dav be let to
the highest bidder. Also, onthe same
day end ~ abe same place, SEVEN
SLAVES. TO hire for one year. -
Il DANIEL FErTER, Admit -.
IanoAry25, 1906. sI$f ! ~.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
Persian Wisdom.

In the treasury of one of the kings Of
Persia, was found vase with the follow
ing lines inlaid in gold. One cannot but
smile at the turn, in which is an equal
proportion Of philosophy and humour.-
- He who hiss no wealth, has no credit I;
he who has not an obcdient wife, has
no repose he who has no oAspringhas
has no supporters and t s ASt I. s..
none of those---7kiees free from care"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
= Far Sale ar Ia l. R.nt.d r :, 81

4 HOUSE and LOT, situate In
n Charles Town, Jefferson County,
near the ourt-House and adjoining the
Public-Square. The Building is Of
frame neatly weathsr-boarded and paint
ed white, two stories high, three rooms
on the lower Aoor and four on the upper,
and all handsomely finished; large
Kitchen, Meat House, and convenient
Stable in front Of the House h spaci-
Qua yard handsomely ornamented with
Lonbardy Poplars and other trees, and
in part enclosed by an excellent stone
wall. Extraordinary labour has been
bestowed on the Garden, about the one
half OF It has been dug to the depth Of
three feet, all the rocks taken out, filed
up again with earth, and completely en-
closed with stone wall. This Proper.
ty is in itself well culated to suit either
aPrivare family, or one who wishes to-
keepa House Of Public Entertainment,
its situation in this respect is not equal
led by any in the County, and if kept by
genteel person must command at least
an equal share Of the public business in
this place. -
=. Also 10, br saIS, -.
On the first day Of next month, a varie-
ty Of Medical and other Books--also,
aquantity of Household Furniture, con-
sisting of Tables, Sideboards, Book
Case and Desk, Bureau, Chairs, China
Ware, Set Of Fea Spoons and Table
Spoons, a ten.plate Stove, and Kitchen
Furniture, with number Of articles un-
necessary to ehumerate. The sale will
begin precisely at ten O'Clock, when the
conditions of the sale will be made
known, and due attendance given by
ALEXANDER SANDERSON.
les-Town, January 25, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25

a letter has been received from a mis-
siouary in China, addressed to the sups-
rior elder Of foreign missionaries at
Paris, which states that the Catholic re-
hgion daily makes great progress in that
empire but that there is great want of
new evangelie apostles from Europe. In
ths course Of the last year, these Catho-
lie missionaries bapsised in one province
1899 children. '..'.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
" 0TICE!

ALL person. indebted to the .uhscri.
Der, either by bond, note, or open &C.
count, arc requested to come forward
and settle their respective dues, on or
before the first day Of April next, other.
wise they will be put into the hands of.
an Attorney at Law for eollectioa.-No
longer indulgence can or win be given
"s~"--h- sr%. day of April next. -
JAMES TooLE.
Dar1esvile, january Is, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
FOR SALE.

A. PLANTATION, containing A.
IA bout $50 acres, about 100 of which
are cleared there Is convenient ID weIl.
ing House and Kitchen and GOOD Barn
on the premises near the House is a
Well thirty feet deep, which never zoe.
dry when kept clean on one part Of the
Plantation there is q large and excellent
SPring.-Ihe Land is Of superior qua:
lily; titles on the road leading from
Martinsburg 70 Boyd'S Ferry, and i.
about six miles from the former place.
Ifh is not sold, before the frss day Of
April next, It viii be routed for one
year. For terms apply ON the premises,
or to the subscriber in Martinsburr.
IGNATIUs PRICE. .
January rs, 1905. - =. -. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
NO TIcE!

l HE subscriber being determined ,
to settle up his outstanding accounts,
requests those indebted to him to call
and pay off their bills, or give their notes
for the amount. Those who fail to COM
ply, need expect no indulgence. i,
THOMAS PATTERSON.
Marti"sdnrs, January IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
TO Be: Sold.

NNE House and Lot, No. IS. in ,b.-
~ Main Street, Shephrrda. Town.
in front SO ieea, and 400 back TO the all
ley. Likewise, one Out Lot, corner
to Lot No. p, containing : acres Is2s
poles, under good fence. Any person
wishing to purchase said properly, by
applying to, Mr.. EFFORTS, tavern Keeper
IN said town, viii be shewn the Lots
and boundaries, The House and Lot
viii be sold separate from the Out Lott
If the purchasers choose it. The terms
will be made known by applying to the =
subscriber, hSihg at the Sulphur Spring,
Berkeley County. 49,.
: :. JOSEPH MTNGHINi.
January IS, 1so5. $780,. .. ..s:.s%z..,...,a
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25
EsT,Geied letter from Washington, da-
ted the liza T0suarv. 1905.

Advicss from the Mediterranean, a.
bout twenty days later than o'Brien's
letter, laiorms us, thasour feet IS ID sly.
= taetise except 4 frisats of Tripoli, and
no further active operations will be AT
tempted till April. Nothing is said Of
our prisoners, except that hey continue.
in health" 'z@ 49, 49, r.
The Methodlst Society in New-York,
have she~n an sxanpl. worthy ofimisls
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25

GAME 20 III. plantation Of the SUBJ
~ scriher Sulphur Spring on opee.
kon Greek on the aoth instant, one
dark bay MARE, and one bright bay
HORSE, newly shod all ronnd. The
owner NAV have them again by proving
property and paving charges.
- JOSEPH MTNGHINIsh i
January IS, 1895. 81 ~. Ia
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-25

with more precision 70 prevent mistakes.
The vessel blown up was a lugger, Of
but little value, taken from the en- envy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-21
Eliza Wilton,
r. l. Taylor.
a,aw,E
Angua a.
Alexander Gordon,
.,r.rlr Tnul,n. L,efer af Wdadbrsd

Eormtriy TQVern. keeper al W6od6tsGge;
FF~AKES the liberty Of ioio n,iaa he Pubic,
thar re has opsn-d HOUSE OF EN-
TEaTAINMENT at he Oeco7aan Mills
where he toliciss the patronage OF his tricn.ls,
AM hopes t3t sbe encouragement of the public.
He hegs leave 80 inform Silole who may pie &c
10 favor him with her cuisan, chat his holte Is
commod,oas, his &4oles good. aud iha!l be veil
kept thar he is .urnlih.d with good 2iiort
rnent Of iquors, AID hat in the different duties
of ~ an.k.eper, has excrtions to plcsfe Gall be
anremittcd.
He hopes that his hauie will De found con"
yeoens aand for travellers, being modera
Gage from, Alexandria or Dumfries; and fTa
the great labor and expenfs that has beer beftovs
ed by Mr.. Eiticott, in making new road la.
Ing by this pace OF anequallcd frmneis and
cel-ace, he has no doubt bur that theronf Or
Occoquan, NEEDS only 60 be known 10 entitle
20 de ided preference TO thar BY Colcheae
AMI s,ore partigua y it will accommodate tao'
travelling from Fauquier, Culpepper, and Osanfg
70 Alex994-,a aod the Fe4,rsl City. 4 view
of the different works at Occoquan, VII, AWAY
be ,maing TO the ftranger who hs an hour g
fpsre.
Augu& Il 3taW'v
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-21
Five Dollars Reward.

" AN AWA from the fubfcrberr a Neg
II Man named John, about go years
aye, about feet 10 inches h. h: took wir
him fundry ciQasl,s, among which was a eoun'',
made great coat, of a grey color, PAIR of lin
troafsrs, fringed at the bottom. He was con6n.
ed in the gaol OF Alexandria county as a run.
away. and hired out according TO law, The
above reward viii De give on deilyesing him
20 me, in Alexandra, and all Reasonable exps1ces
to, bringing him 10 me or lodging Eim in any
gall 70 that ger him again.
JAMES CAMPBELL, isilor.
AuguR 70. cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-21
4 PORTRAIT or.


supported by LIBE2 ~. NI2 y = f.
Virtue is holding tn. enlb,eJl OF " q, ~
ritcI. in the r; yht Of s1s piece, ~ tI' .''n'
terrified IS IN Aboriginal IS f.1teII - I'm NH .n"a
tlnen,inI ner lois. IN toe !e5yIs 80, ~. i
% HISTORY, for fa ljcct corn; % 80
iappofed,to anlwer, ,g.a,.ayp
$ Tkeye is neus mo,z gvort&> S1a" 5a@Es'"
The Who'll: forming more t''-o.'''.' g,- "a.
the memory OF that great man, 't4'" ~ ~
Cd to the puhc. ,.s.,r
70 th5{. who cleer his puhlic e '.;a 30 NJ
worth, and 10 the patron, o. inlP' .''... ~,
ar,s this work is dedicttcj. such 2. 'fs 80 n
niN, ed win different engraving 81 q. ~ 80,
I, !; hoped, fill find rooal tor The 70 . ''. y
wren tf,cy coniider, that it viii rc 50 'o .,i.r
the dcign new executed by Pr ~ "'," ,I,
II more durable than oil paintings p" .,o,
plar,--that ,yails their prints Contain a'' nj.
Tcier,h.ancs only, this york affords
with the addition Of TX beauthu' "'S'i'S ,,a,rys.
The nrice aifo is reduccd 70 as TO ie1's' ''"~f
merits, no objSdt. .,,,Lls m tc.
snbfcrin,o6s at Eight Dollars each, Paya"' ~ en-
lisefv, (which Is istlc more than me fi.e Co
rev;1 81 the fare izc) arr received by IoI-.
Pookfeiiers. Philadcph;a; Robert Coy A''A 'rW,h.
Raoine conrad aud Co. Capitol Mill ~! = -, n:
ipe,n; and generally by Booksellers t ,Goos %.
U2j,n who will peafc to letuln then 'uo. o1 70 Il:
,ars 20 Conrad and 40. Philadelphia, rev J.. ,ssdY
ia IF Novembcr next, when the work VIZ
:or delivery. ,...rr 4 ,clGrtd'
flames viii be procured, Of any pattSFr' ''','
OH tic aIoit moderate ts9i2is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-21
IT IS ALSO PROPOSED TO EGEC0'1
PORTRAITS

OF Mr. and Mrs. WGlbs .51LI S y q:
On inaer fcale, IS chcs b. "a ehssp'e ,ss bm:
fam: proces, ard viii be ready fot delivery ;y Gers
tine. on fufsriptions Of -Four Doi4,' a aoa am
each. incla'ins ;slE frame i Eca.s,s q ''
tbs york, to produce the noit corFe~' "r''
sn,iabie couple, ,n d, Ejr. Gts
by utel Gnra few days, 40 WI c, 70 aiehma'
fo as another will be forwarded, n3e2 Sia son
Robert Gray's, King hreee Aistane ,l. V"
fabfcr;bers may ALTO enter their nan'< ~s., art oP5
g :5 EN- s GU &c: :,s e: IL (!
ehnfstts without fading mater Of 81 :, :. 70
original paintings may be multiplied 10 = pcyeapi
difficult 70 point gu, the difference az rs,hsr Is D;
piurs of thetwo, when compared 'o os!. csnnot al
mo ,rian and the nature Of is ths Who'll
rsnderng more e aarro ,hs, the mnd loft II ''
ture as TO the method in which it is e's'u''N
July 8. .,u,r.,.s=z4sa s.ss.s,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-21
Valuable for Sale

o., ~ 4ot5 lay of O1fobsy azxt, al 10 0'flaes
3 t5< 5osSs6ou, qosli Be sslasa q losg es'sa't.
u 8a5liSe asndee, ea tbe pssm5gfs.
~ MA T large S I S)Nis = AaEfcOeb on
8 tic corner OF Wolfe ana e'niors afeess !;
one T. half Of Ground Renv Of MS arii-
mo cut of rhe Diaiii-houie Immediately oppo+
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-21
LAND for SALE.

have about 1000 acres of Land,
eqaa to any in the fate Of Kentucky, iyHg
nc4t Lexington, which @iil fell great bargain;
rile title iad:fputaois, add al old Inliita'y
one. TIL. terms d ,hc fale wiz be made low,
ar.l very lengthy credis given OF coatidera
biz. patt Of she yucchaie money. Thole gentle
men who intend to icttle in'the Fate, and who
with TO purcbsfe, may 6nd it their in,crett to
call ap5a me- have the certhcats OF the non.
Jobu Braekeas;dge, Efq. and others, iAcwing
rte title, :ituadon, qualify, quantity and value
of this property.
John Luke.
Augu& 5. da
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-21

On MONDAY EVENING, the
I'd o. SEP rBMBgR nex,, : fUbfcrtber vii
pen IN 1YENING SCHOOL, at the low rate
ii Tslr DaAars per tchoiar FER quarter, INK,
lu;iis, and wood included and viii teach I'll
tae ht&Not March, provided encouragement OF
ters.
Jonathan Fofer.
August l9. fti2t
e. Roe lower Story and Celia. Of the AGA
" 90 lt5. Apply as ab ys.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-21

,nlarer ip ore ichool, and continue them there,
ifroyp4ed that fehoo is we'll regulated than to
change ,he teachers frequently, as tome DO, IN
the courfs OF their educauon; wh,ch practice !
moft undoubtedly tranquil with many eviiS 10
fucb children. AS the lub!crber can rsach but
J very fnialt part OF the cbndien in Alex 'ndria,
sfc above ref.srks cannot jufIy be litrued TO
% the effects Of avarice But be would Jutt 90
cefye. bo,I tog his own fake, and he fake OF n $
se;gow-laborers N he didaet.c pref zion, thai no
cacher, be be cyer.fo colBpetentto hss TAX, VII
.rece,ye inch. credits from The enlightened part OF
,tle i smaapyy, eve by his utmotts ezerttoas TO
,e4fu4 FL h children as are moved atdut. irom
afcbooI 10 fcaool, either TO fatisy their Caprice,
,r upon any ooeafon ah2scser, thas is' nor 81
very confdefaolc importance.
In TAoic Who are def Gus OF having lhen ehfl.
aten laugh; by petlan lo'upn. auAy itiift mite
Nfcharge Of his duty, IS itretqeets the MAMIE,
t.lrals ana prog els OF his rupi!s IN fhen learn
~. asc invited 20 vf' The iuoicrtber's Aead1
ay, and Judge !oi Themselves OF bis manner OF
cdadc ding a fchool aad mcthos ofteachlnE. As
an AIia4nt is pow eng ged tor coniideTabie
,ins, between twenty and thi.ty feho'a's can be
tas.n, in addition to the number Eow ia the
chsol.