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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23
FOREIGN ARTICLES;
BERLIN, July II.

I1fd q me 1SdDIdH llItdldtIofl.
The negotiations from which al Europe
70 this moment expected peace and the ref
toratiou Of tranquility, have mifcarred Bar
on Novoflizof: has returned the pafports
which he had received from Milan, through
the mediation of our Court for his million
to France with the following
NOTE
From bis Eecelieny Baron Novsfhtzsf, 70
His ExceHency Baron HardeaJarg, 'llinj-
ter of STATE.
When his Majefy the Emperor Of all
the RulIians, in compliance with the wilhes
Of his Britannia Majcay, had refolved to
fend the undersigned to Bonapartc, TO meet
the pacific overtures Which he had made to
the court Of London, His Ruaian Majefy
was guided by two fentiments and motives
Of equal force, with which you are acquain-
ted, namely, his dehre, on The one hand,
to fuPport Sovereign, who was ready to
make exertions and lacrihces for the general
tranquility, and on the other hand, 70 pro-
cure advantages to-all the Hates of Europe,
from pacific difpohtion, which from the
formal manner in which it was announced,
mutt BE confdered as very Gncere.
" The exiting disagreement between
Rulia and France could have placed infur-
mountable obttacles n the way of negotia-
ton Of peace by RulIian Miniaer, but
his Imperial Majefy Of Rufia did not hef-
itate for moment, to pats over all perlon-
al dilpleafure, and all ufual iormahties.
" His Imperial Majefy of Ruflia avsiled
himfelf Of the mediation Of his PrulIian
Majefy, when he requefet pafports for
his Plenpotentiary. lie declared he fhould
only receive them on that particular condi-
ton, namely, that his PlenipotentIary h0uld
enter directly upon negotiation with the
Chief Of the French government, without
a knowledging the new title which he las
aiiumed and that Bcnaparte fhould give
explicit ahurances that he was fill animated
with the fame with for general peace
which he had appeared to thew IL lis ler-
ter TO Lis Britannia Majefv.
" This preliminary aGuraHce was the
more neceGary, dncc Bonapartc had ar
fun Cd the tide of King of Italy, Immediate
y upon receipt the anfwer given " his
Brir4nic MaieAy to his letter Of the TT of
Jsnuary-a ritle which il itief put few
obtacles IL the Ycf the dehred reltora.
ton Of pace.
" Ai,er his Prufian Msjefy bad sranf-
mitted the roiili,e antwer from the Cabi-
net If the Thui3eries, thar il perfevered in
the intention Gucercly = lend is hand 10
pacific negotiation, his Imperial Majeity
cf Ruilia accepted the paaports the more
readily, becaule the French government
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23
OXFORD COUNTY.

NOTICE is hereby given to the RetaIeyg and Inn
- 59lIr5 in the County Of Oxford, that lseH-
ss mutt be taken out, with the appreciation of the
Selectmen in each town, las tho they had never been
fcened and rendered in TO the next Court of Sections,
to Be held at Paris, the fecond Tuefday Of October
next. CYRUS HAMLIN, CLERK.
P1y;, S.st = 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23
Commonwealth Of MaGachufe;ts,

n tbs Hagtf 4.pr9fz'lf'va, Pane y, 1905
ON me petition q Ezra Smith and Cornelius 1honIp-
fon, praynghat Sluice-way may be granted 10 them
and their aHociates, in Iopliam, Oh the north hle
q Androieoggn river Ordered tina, the petitioners
esufe atsted copy of their petition with this order
thereon 10 De publhed il the Portland Gazette three
weeks iuccedvely, the Lao publication 70 NJ thirty
DAYS, a. leaf, before the next feion Of the Gene al
Court, that al Pe-ons may then appeal, ard thew
eanle gf any they have why the PRAYER OF laid pet
tlon faould not be granted
Sen, up fer Concurrence
TIMOTHY BiGELCW, Sgsajer
j. Seat, T4as - sos
Read anu CJnca-re5.
4 G. OTIS, P,5lsaA
IrGe Crrv-Autn,
@hNDELL DAVIS, claI q Sea4ie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23

70 The b9nsra6e Senate and honorable HAM,
Of Representatives., III General Curt cen
1eaed, at B9fon, on The Laf Hednelaay If
Mar, current
He undersigned delegates from the towns " FRYE
burgh, brownhed, Porterfeld, and Lowell re-
fpectiuly rePreient-that deeply imprefIed with
ienie Of theiu and impartaiity OF this honorable
Court, they deem it their right and duty at all times
TO make known their grievances and petition for
redreis OF the iame1hat the formation and conaitu-
ton OF the new county of Oxford are extremely ceri-
mental 10 your pettionersthat iaid county, was for
med agreeable 70 the wlhes of It's projectors, con-
trary To the nere Of your petitioners and al others
N the wetern part of laid county, and without their
knowledge conient-that, although an order Of no.
ce had iiiGed for dividing the county of York. at the
iouth line OF Lowell about thirty miles from great Or
hpee river, 1.-THE iouth line of the county of Oxford
and the Court of General Stions for the county az
York had appointed agent object fad divifon
unles It ihouId be at fad Ot.pee river vet relying
on the uniformity Of procedure Of this Honorable Lee
gtiauFe and believing thar in other cafes even Of
much lefs importance, division could not be effected
I'll notice had been ordered and Publlhed, then
contrary TO iaid notceyour petitioners expected that
no divihon uneis the l4id iouth line Of Ove could
be made, TIL after notice had been given to all con-
cerned and therefore conidering objections made,
before notice, premature, refted aured that nothing
coulu Oe GONE 20 their injury.-Ihat, II notice had
been gwen, OF the intended formation Of new county
according 70 the model Of the county Of Oxford well
ounded and powerful objections might have been
made; and III all probability would have convinced
this honorable court, Of the improperly of fuch
meaiure. Your petitioners lamenng their caIamitous
iuation and repofng full confidence in this honora-
bic court, do therefore pray your honors, eRablfh
fryeburg half ihre town, and for fad comfy of
Oxford and that the October term OF the Courts of
Common Pleas and General Sefions of the Peace may
Be held taid Fryeburg inttead Of Paris and as in
duty bound will ever pray.
Robert Bradley, } Delegates
Judah Dana, fer
John Mcmillan. FryeBwg.
Jofeph Howard, Delegate far BroqUgfeH.
William Boynton, Delegate far Porfsyfsid.
Abraham Andrews, Delegate far LogeA.
May q, 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-23
'oGnd VIII ever pray.
Robert Bradley,
Judah Dana,
John Mcmillan

Joieph Howard, Ds7egafe Jar Br07OgFszd.
William BoyntOn, Delegate for Porfefeid.
Abraham Andrews, Delegate far LoVeK
May q, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-10
c o n G x = 5 :.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
49,
Wedaesddy, January 81.
DEB<7E ON The cEoRcsz Claims.

mr.. R'nAley's Sheecb concluded
MIR. said thai from thisview of the SUBJ
IeSt he had made up his mind 20 vote in
favor Of the report of the Committee NJ
Claims. That he had not made up his
mind lightly, that he had been proposes.
sed against u, but il becoming his duty to
decide he had thrown aside these prepos-
sessions and examined the case with all
the GOODNESS and delihera,ion &c which he
was capable and would give his vote az ~
had made I'D his mind without consol,;ro
or relying on thc opinions Of others, f.,
be was responsible only for his own op,ni
on.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

virtuous. She died at Nalhyille TenneE-
fee. ld coniequence Of her death and the
deranged truatlon of his affairs, he folicit.
ed leave from the Hon, Secretary Of War.
and the Commanding General to return 70
Iennefee 10 loon as the Court Martial was
oYer--.No anfwer to this application was ey-
er given He was adviIeG 20 move out Of he
city, which he Gid in the latter part Of Julv.
and on the 9Th of September paid the great
debt OF Nature, aged ! years he has left
three tons and one amiablc daughter to y.
ment his lois /; yes, and he has left vir-
tuous world Of his acquaintance to lament
his lois; and none will feel il more tevere-
y than the valuable part Of the army Of al
grades.
The writer Of this Mort biography doe,
not with 70 wound the feelings of the pro
iecutor* Of the deceafcd he hinfelf is OLE.
and will ioon have to pay the debt tbIr
Col. B. has already paid Comparifon can
then be made by the friends to virtue which
of their walks in life were mott worthy Of
imitation.
Cen. WiIkinron
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
Bowdoin COlleoe

/ ilE oyerieers OF Bowdun College, are hereby
be holden At the houie of Mr.. David 0y,sr -
Gei' 4" BTuHiwlck, on Wednesday, the 18th day u
december next, at ten O'Clock A. M. 10 act ON inch
ouAhei' Is Will then regularly come before therx
'oSErH MKEEN, Pr5f4cat sf yail CsA,ge.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02

-iN S41HLhVS LttpIS, one Of the THHf-
TIE PsFf' 7pif5i7 end for tbc County e Cu,rBcrl.r9
w the Subicdbers, being Propretors in the Town
Of FaI.Toytb Judging p, ,ee,i.s,'s Meeting 70 be
neceiiary, do hereby requet YOU to lflae Warrant.
Tor calling meeting Of the aid Proprietor. to be ho
den at the houie OF ANDREW p. FEosr, late OF FL
saoaf1' dsceaed, on the T5iab day of D.DBs, nsx il
being the Taft Monday in iaid month, al ten O'Clock
A. M-to act on the following articles
1T. To ctoofe Moderator
"a. TO ehoole Clerk the former Clerk being
dead,
Sd. To receive accounts, and agw the fame they
fee eaufe.
T. To chooie committeeman in lieu OF A. p FroG.
TO hgn grants TO thole who have not had I04
acres OF land laid out to them, and to remove thofc
tha; have been Iaid on former grants old claims
5th. To Fee II the Proprietors viii chooie COM
mttce to object any peron or perfons who are on
the ProPrietor's Land, and rrolecute trefpaners.
9th To fee what the Proprietors will do with the
undivided Land after lO4 completed to each
roPrietor TO fell il public auction, or diIpoeof
it as they think proper.
7th. To fee what method the Proprietors will take
10 call their Meetings for the future.
Sth. To account fundry layings out of the Com
mittee.
tenj' Bailey, Sam'l Mountfort,
John Qulnby, Nathan Winhow,
Job Wlnflow, Oliver Winnow,
VIM. Winilow, Peter Woodbury..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02


., Portklad. 10 rrrcivc SukfviberS IL q
Quartz Edition ef the HOLY BLBLE.:
Generally known by the Of " C5iiHs' Bht' con-
taning Apocrypha, the notes Of oitervAid' and
al approved Concordance.
rTHE Pubiihers deem it both ndecorous and un-
y nece1ary 10 dwell much the merits Of thi. cd
i,iou. a large, ,impreiiOn Of the work having been
before the public its character mutt necetariy have
beca we'll alcertained. They night, however, do theIs
iaves an iniuftce late, that Il has been sener
ally adopted as audard for correctness, by printers
In this country iome of whom have mentioned IN
their title pavesas a recommendation thar they print
cd from Collins Edition" They ought, perhaps, al
10 10 add that all the difficulties arihng from the nu-
mer0us variations which are found ~ the Englth Co
pies of the Bible, referred 10 the dechon OF the
late Dr. John Wftheripoon to Doctor Samuel Stanhope
Smith, and other literary characters, who for that pur
pole took grea; pains to coate all thole copies in the
original languages 10 which thev had acceis-and that
the former ipent much time and laDor in compriing
the preface 10 this edition
The pubiiihers have often been impoHuned bv diff
feent clergymen and other religious and literary char
acfers To engage again IN this arduous undertaking,
and their reluctance 10 the talk has been overcome
without fene Of the very great labor and which
a printer s4gBf 10 bsiow in order 10 produces ger
fey correct Bible nor unit lthey had made arrange
raents for inlurnr the ccOmplmGnt Of the new ed
ton IN as perfect fate that which they have al
eady before the pubic.
II der 10 accommodate every clas Of readers notes
of Oltervad will be printed ieperate from The Bible
and can, therefore be bound up with IL otherwile
as lhall beG luit the wfhes Of the Purchalers The
fame accommodation will also be oblerved with re-
ipec the Apocrypha tome PeTions do not chooie
20 have this incorporated with the Sacred Writings.
CONDITIONS.
The Bible will tc handiomely printed or hne wove
paper, worth dollars and 25 cts. per rearn, and :
beautiful type, ca expressly for the purPofe 10
be well bound IN Calf Sheep, At the option OF the
pLrchaters. The work being already in the pres fub
icribers nay depend that exertions viii be want
ing to have It completed as ipeeoy POfhbe.
Perfont who procure, and become refpunhbe for
twelve fubfcrpons, la be entitled The thirteenth
copy gratis.
Bo,.ad in Sheep and LettrrcA.
No. !. Without Apocrypha or DC.
Olerv2l3s Notes, so
?. With ApocraPha, but
without Notes, 90
8. With Notes. but
without Apecrypha, so
With Apocrypha and Notes, 2 SO
BoHHd IN Calf and Lettered.
No S. Witheu, APOcrypha or DC.
otervald's Notes, . 90
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without, Notes, : 6 -
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without Apocrypha, 90
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n B. In the above climate, the Concordance, it
will BE- oblerved, is included.
Psyt'771, Nov +, sos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
u JoRN p. LITTLE, E5q. Secretary 9Th
Tyu5teer IT Gorb1,1 Aco1c,,r.

=. Trustees gf Gorbam Acadtmy. .....
NOU are hereby required to call a meeting Of fad
Truitees, 10 be holden at faid Academy, on Friday
the Doth day of November init at of the clock in
the forenoon, 70 act the following articles, viz
!. To fee if the Truitees will appoint fome perlon
perions, 10 make and execute deed or deeds, to
any perion or Perlon that may purohafe any part Of
the land granted to fad Academy.
2 To fee what method they will take to procure a
PrecePtor and alfC to determine what faary he fha
have, and the manner in which fhall be paid. Alio
TO fee if they will procure Preceptrefs, and on what
terms. .,-
g. TO fee If thev will FIX the time when S;udcut:
ihall I've admitted INTO lad Academy, ,..
2. 10 fee what method thev will take to etablilI
Rules and Regulation. for faid Academy-and to ranf-
act any o,he- bufnefs that may then and there be
thought beneficial to the inlttution.
STEPHEN LoECFELLow,
LATHRoP LEWIS,
DAVID HARDING JUN.
SAMUEL WHIIMoRE,
Nyv p, 1905. DupIrv ToIsom.
THE Irultees OF GOrham Academy, are hereby no
titled to meet at the time and place above oned
and for The Purpoies therein e1Prefed.
JOHN p. LITTLE, Seeretay,
Gorbs-', Nov lS, IsO5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
Il. s. Cumberland f.
To NATHAN WINSL0IS, one off5e Pf9tri-

e. s. Lah5eTIana 4.
To NATHAN WINSLoEy, one efibe Pr9tri-
~. ef0r5 sfFslulouth, iq tbe County eJo-ejaid,
YOU are hereby required in the name of the Com
monwealth Of Mahacheictts, to notify the Proprie-
tors of FlInoutb aforefaid, as the law di-
rect TO meet at the time and place, and for the pur
poles mentioned in the foregoing application
Given under my hand and ieal this 18th day cf
November, A. D. So5 ARCfIELAUS LEWIS,
Ty9ia sf fbe Peaeettr t5tJaa County Of CuAJeri4a-:
Il. IN puriuance Of the foregoing Warrant to me
directed, do hereby notify the Prophet ors Of F4l
,zeyt5 TO meet at the time and place mentioned IN the
foregoing application, and for the purpoes therein eL-
prefied. NATHAN WlNSLOW
Falmouth, Nov. Is 1905. 2s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
Turnpike Notice.

TIE Proprieior' Of the Tenth New HampGnre
Turnpike, hereby notified, that twenty FIVE
dollars has been aaefsed on each propretor's ihare,
viz two dollars each flare grained May 20, sO4
payable On the frf Wednesday Of September, l8O4
-.fo, ten dollars granted or each fhare January %,
1905 payable on The irft day Of June, Iso5-alf.,
thirteen dollars on each fhare granted September e,
1905 payable on the frf day of November, sos ;
Which fevera aftsments they are deGred 10 pay in
70 tie Trealurer, before the firR MONDAY Of
January, lsO6-Al who are delinquent at that time,
their E4res will be advertiled for fale
OBED HALL, T,faj4yer.
Pzr.ih Ma II lROS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
POOR RICHARDS

GfrHi7s Ne7o-EagLlnG I,nanIck, fr 1896,
NOHtainng EciiPfss Predictions of the Weather, the
suns rihng and !stting, tie Tides, Courts, Lin
Il ROADS A.rr'cn-vre M'fcelIahv, &c &c. and every
thing neceiiary tor a. Ainanack. Price, cents I'm
gle, 81 cents dos N dolls. a grofs.
I5r Sax a. Z. CA1rk5 B,;t-St5rs, F535fr
Portland, Nov. Is. 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
Farmers AlmanackS,
For 1896.
For Sale, by ISAAC ADAMS,

No. s. 7oqa5's Re-. FijE-Streef
THE Farmers AlmauacA il calculated upon ! new
aud improved pl4a containing le.ide5 the large
number of Astronomical calculations, and the Farmers
Calender for every month N the wear, great variety
Of new, uiefu, and entertaining matter-Bv RoBERT
p THoNAs-P,ier Dyar, ~, qro1e, 81 CJ. s, dozen,
let Crrt5 dgle. ALso,
Poor Richards AImanack. for 1896,
containing great variety Of ufeful and entertaining
mater than nyo,her frglc aImsnsck whatever--
Prise . groco, 81. c dozen and c Gng.e.
Books and Stationary, as ulual.
NJ t5yy1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

TURNPIKE NOTICE.
THE Propretors Of the Z:qtB NevpJaszsfirs Tarn-
SAe, are notified to meet at the dwelling houfe
Of Capt ELEAZER ROSBROOK, on NyJ5 5nl Sa7D-
yer Loeloa, the Gr Monday of January, next, a;
lo O'clock, a. VI for the following purpofes, viz
!. 10 choeie Moderator 10 govern lad mayting.
.. To cboOle Proprietors Clerk,
3. To choofe Treafurer,
4. To chuofe a Board Of Directors
g. To fee if the Proprietors will petition the
General Court for alteration Of ad Turnpike grant
s. TO grant fucA funs as may be neceflary, for
The completion Of fsd Turnpike
T. 10 make flch alterations in the bve-lavvs Of
faid Corporation, as may Be found hrpedien,
Stephen Wilton. CLr3.
T17f1fsr, Ns7 ~, 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-02
Collins Bible.
PROPOSALS
OF

ISAAC ADAMS ardIHOM-AS CLARK;
~ D1xFI,,J "a yr~ct-,c Ny,bEwJbgyr J.. n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
ELLIS g ALLAN

Hsy. rsseiVsd BY TIE Roi from LorS'a, par. sf tksr
SPRING GOODS,
as7sags. zvbieb tbs Jsyozviag Hriieiet:
U ONDON Superfine Cloths and Caliimeres,
Cuttings and Dimitie,,
Handlome fashionable worked Sc laced Mullins,
81, 81 and 1914 Diapers,
81, g. 10 ard 1910 Darnais Table Cloths,
Centlemens white and brown Cotton Stockings,
Ladies' elegant laced white do.
Do. Tortoife-fell bent and braid Combs,
Chintzes Cacoes and Furniture
Gentlemens blacl, fashionable Hats,
Do. drab beaver do.
Do. do. patent fix do.
Umbrellas,
Boys Morocco Caps plain and furrd,
Beh Hemp Roles,
Engliih White Lead, Spanfh Brown, Yellow ocre,
ground in OIL and Verdigreaie,
Pruflian and Fig Blue,
Ben Boiled Oil in Jars,
Durham Mu(fard, &c. &c.
Which, added to their prefent Ao1z, and thofe cx-
Pected daily from Liverpool, will render their az
ioftment general. May 7. (ept0
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
THE CELEBRATED WARM SPRINGS
IN VIRGINIA.

THE fubfcribcrs have taken leaie of ten years, of
the highly celebrated MEDICINAL SPRINGS IN the
county of Bath, called the Warm Springs, 70 juGly
famed Tor their great cures and general relief in ma
ny complaints.
HEY are n0go Prfpa'igg eotry ae-e1ly eaajoyt and
accommodation 10 lit t5s amtuea:s If fb9c zvbo
5aVe beai6, (qnd to Promote tie recovery Of ec 7o5o
7Oa7t if and ii deemed neesDUy make f5e: iJisgs
zVdy knozUn, bea complaints baVe beyefeo,t been qae
&gaiaf De entertainment 7obieb has been e9syek
P'Paraii0'' are made for at LEAP bmd,ed eonfani
bot'df, bsdss trHgfsnf gass, r TIE Accommodation Of
Tvbie6, the S5ers zVW make all pa6ie exerfioas and
Trey afft' f6chyeVs fJalsis zDbo nay Place confidence
in this a&veyismeat, zoM not Eal tie gqlf en6c 70,
rfgyeI or eompiairt
ROBERT u GEORGE TURNER.
~ The editors of the National ntelligeucer and
Baltimore Federal Gazette, requehed TO inicrt the
above four times in their respective papers.
Ezare5 2s-[epGw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
-FOUR DOLLARS REWARD

= O5T, lar evening" TOBICCO N-OTE for two
: 4 Hoghaads Of robscco rlpcSted 1t Byrd's in
M own rarnc, WITS. ms. &c. ~ follow Mo. 2498
9'nre 80. Mott 1sll-No. 24g4, Tare 80, Nett
'2' dated tie IN init. I Will give the above re-
wari 10 am pcr!o1 who will deliver Them 70 Menrs
suaith and Price al Byrd's Warehon'e.
JOHN MALONE.
n r. f"rrvarn N psr'op' purcharug the fame,
a' lh7l take the ns,ti5y depfto procure dupca.-s
o. !3id notes. Ma, ?.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
LAND FOX SALE.

4 TRACT Of about $50 acres, lying on James
! = River, adjoining the town Of Gynchburg; one
hundred and forty Of which low ground, and faid
to BE- oil the first quality; comfortable proportion Of
the nigh ground lies well, and well adapted to the
culture If tobacco and grain II has an excellent ad
End rock iiihery on it; almall apple orchard, good
dwelling houfe and convenient ottt-houies; a mill
feat iuPpoed to be hyperion to any in that part of the
country-the mill houle would let within thirty tx
polls Of The river navigable water Likely negroes
would be received in part pay and a generous price
allowed Tor one or two bllcklmiths that are under
rs years Of age and good workmen For further
particulars. apply 70 the lubicriber on the premifes,
~ Nir William Brown, merchant, in Lynchburg
LLWELLHN JONES.
March l. NspfG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
April 80.
EDUCATTOW - POLTTE ICCONpLLSE
WENTS, FOR YOUNG LADIES
- WLLLLLtt.nnPG. -.

Y = Hist the enlightened period in which we
i've dawns with benign influence on female
Improvement, and parents every where become e
mulous TO obtain for their daughters, the advauta-
gos which poi,'e education confsrs, an eGahNhmeut
calculated to crafty This arablc ard uf fol,~u3e,
cannot fiji to excite iutere2 and meet appreciation.
Mr.. Auder'on's i1fitu'ion Tor the dGrution of
young ladies' formed in the boiom OF a co-iety da-
ingn ihed FOR intelligence and refinement, and err
bracrg both the ufeful and erngmcrta, branches Of
'herimProyemrnt, enjoys peculiar advantages Of g.
tuation
A The f-a' Of. a irRiy celebrated uuivc-f.v, and
'hc ref'cnce II many families Of the ir.j din;ucii-
or m our country Wiililmthurg prcferts fcenc,
nroT;our in the h'shca degree to mental ard 1e-or-
Accomplishments aud with view, particularly.
20 Or" general Improvement ~ young ladies' ~ ria
Bias hyperion claims 20 attention.
The icr'rity Of The raf winter occafored tempo
rlry uiPcrfon o. ts cve-ciic Of the choo bu, they
IRE now returned and parents. 81 ho vim % bsaci,
~ dis tiia 5hmelt ray obtain further information,
ON application by letter, or otherwifc, to RIr l..
Anderon, Poitma1er, Wiiamfbug, Va.
april %. cPaw$sTtG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
NATURAL CURIOSITITS.

ITO BE SEEN, in Yellow Houfe oppoate the
l City Tavern, from Sun-rife, till o'clock in the
Evening:
An AFRICAN Tiger, three feet and half
high, and feet in length from the tip of his nofe to
the end of his tail, being yet pup of but years
old.
A LIVING SHEEP with fo. legs
The JACKALL, the Lions provider.
The Skin of an ALLIGATOR, ALTO, the A.
FRICAN SIOTH.
A Snake Skin, % feet long when living, and Fowl
with Horn growing out of it, Head.
The price of adnittance for grown perfons s7{
Cents-Children half price.
N. B. Any of the above CuroGties FOX fale At
reafonable price. May :. (ep20
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-10
BROKER,s OFFICE.

HE Sa5;,i5-r bas opeuei Brole.'s 2tFee, oitef.e
= tie Union TI,e,a, and ov., ID. Coarfiac-b9afe If
T5oma' ard A,Ta5 LaaA M 6gjfaet5 ee.f&ta 10 tir,
Kill be tragiat7e6 zyitb Fri6 fdelity.
TIfOAGAS NORYEEL.
a. F- Ia, fo- E1ie--A.FEW1 SHARES III TIE
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE.
f!sSo--Od STATE Certificates, hearing tx per
eent mtersf. March IL. IF
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NUMBER IL
Sa!ea al anttioi,.

On Etlneasy re- esi inf. 7rN te field,
ry7HE HOUSE and LOT on shoeAoe Hill, former
i ly belonging to the late Mr.. Samuel Dobie.-
The terms of fale will be half cath, the remainder
in two annual payments, to ecure which, deed of
trut upon the property ,u0 he given by the Pureha
fer. IHOS. TAYLOR * Co. V. MS.
May7. (epds)