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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-01
BOSTON, July Al.
He FLEETS

4 II E + l. f f I 5.
The tip-taeex expectations of pithy and
fanguinarv deeds in the Wet India
icass by iii, rival fleets of Great Bri-
tain and France have pa!ied off in diff
appointment. The tale of warlike O.
perations is no longer heard from that
quarter. The floating ca!tles of both
the conseuding parties have Quilted the
low attitudes and where We lhall
next hear of their arrival is matter Of
guels-work only.
1t appears by Tea account, recelv-
ed at Salem, that the combined fleets
WAS lpoken at fea, the aSth June (23
DAYS after it left Martinico } the lat.
and long, could not be alcertained.-
1t was then fanding E. S, E.
circumstances and calculations make it
probable that it had then made two
thirds of its paaage to France. The
Englifh fleet under Lord Mellon has
not been heard of Gnce it left Anti
qua.
Lord Mellon, with II or IA fail OF
the line,is unqueltioaably in pur(ult O.
the French and Spanifh fleets, under
Admiral Villeneuve but if he be IN
their wake, it mutt be remembered
that he is at leaf 1even or eight days
fail aaern of the enemy; and that
s asra ehajs IS a Iong chate." The
greater part of the Toulon fquadron,
400, are clean veHels, and prime fai-
lers.
Captain Rowan informs us, that
when he was fpoken by them, though
he had all his fails fet, fome of the men
of war very eatily outfailed him under
their topiails. We therefore think the
Hero of the Nile will not be gratihed
with a rencounter this cruize. 1t is
however, pombie the combined fleet,
NAV vet be met with by another Eng
iilh fleet, which actually left the chan
mel, in purfuit of them, the Git OF
May.
This fleet was competed of the fol I
lowing ihips, viz. .
San Jolef 10 Vice AID. SIR c.
Cotton
Dreadnought 90 Rear Ad- Colling-
wood.
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"A Cutter.

Should this fleet, which is ifored
and vi6tualed for fix months, chance
10 fall in with Vileneuve, fevere craJh
may be expelled.
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p.;,,a.l,h;s, TO Gail ia Few days with paff.a.
o. la"@ sook. ihp American from N-w. York, 70
R.lfsa, cur y days.
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[ Extraas from LONDON papers to- to M
9Th Of 7une-recs'0ea al the oF'S .
the Ne1y- York Gazette.
LoNDoS, June s. ,
A paper Of yefcrday the l""'
contains the following article;
G. The cafe Of Mr.. Oiborne MalA'
ham, or rather Of the navy and aaa"'
rally boards, with regard to that Ss ,Is
tleman, engrofes the attention OF I tIs
political circles. Mr.. Markham Is y. w.
was very few days ago one , Of ,1I
commilhoners Of the Navy D0" w.
When this feat was offered flhi' =. ~
left the bar, and reGgned the chal' AN =
iorihip of the See of York. aD n;l1
commiliionerthip of bankruPis' - a.
approving Of the traniac'l0" :
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-01
Dunn

Acolfa frigate 40 Dunn
Two gun brigs, and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-24

land might have snglc, properly onh heard AT the
time Of my capture, my cab,n boy carried on
board the privareer, and put irons, threatened with
evere chafIement unles he would declare that fpe-
Gle was dePoltsdin fone part OF the veiel. This az
tempt proving frpitlels, now, I'm all probability
nun be the victim Of n,eafures dictated by men with
out principles Of honeay or homer. Thus far as re-
ates myfef fhall now take the liberty relating
to you ionie other particulars that have under
my obfrrvation AT my arrival at the port of my
try on the wet end of the ifand, found anchor
the brig Suisnna of Portland, Me) the captains name
do not reeoeef; faid brig arrived the day before
and prize to tire fame priva,eer The was from Port
land bound to Jamaica and taken on her out
ward bound pailage with rgoof hh and lumber
iaid brig was immediately uoaded and baleRed with
lard. and without more ceremony the captain aud
crew of faid vefel, together with the and
OF my own veel. were fhipped OH with very fcan-
ty lurpy OF provons and left fearch for the frit
port they could make. On the 4th nt. arrived the
brig Policy Of Triventon (R. ~ captain Trip; and
the 5th init. the fchooner Mary Ann Of Bottom, cap
tain Anthony, and bound 20 the igand of Barbadoe-,
loaded with cattle and horfes and provGons under
deck. They are prizes to Spanih Xebeck from
Cadiz bound to Vera Cruz. The captains live it;ll
on board with their crews, and many remain 70 for
many days to come, while the capsor and his agent
are proieeuting every meafure TO eeef the condeI-
nation OF aid veiiel as lawful prizes.
E, ami, &c.
(signed) JOSEPH LEONARD,
Nstip- Of Ne7e- Ha~sei,e ana
rafIsn. Of Yirginia
/ ri r. 1o,i.,yeJj
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PRIVATE ACADEMY.
10 Be eoni;nuea.J

hOCTOR HALLER -yW open Bis Seminary ia
- Riebmend on TIE Fiyf LAY IF Tonuayy, 1906
H eoa,s IF in4t7ion 4cY commence eptry svoyning,
fSHnays exttitedl. at oeloel, and eoutinas I'll oar
andfyom nil oeloek IL tie etie,zacu 7bee are toe
6oar. appointed S4L fuitior, ve5ie6 scW eot,eLend
TIE tes.si"g S,aseSts Of hsaraag' 1i= Lain. G,eti,
ErgE@ Synfax, R5etorie, Rnifr.ris of 7afe, Comeod
tioa', A-itsrer Bo9f Keeping, Geography, Civil ard
Natural Heory, H.af5.n Afytbaloey, Nzsraiiiy, and
fbe brsnebe5 of atbemztisJ 7pSie5 ars aq6f as5ee5e
TO real NE in Et. fys pbiology Leoit }oue parfs Of
Meafbyfes, Prae'iaei PLi0Ssby svbie6 eosre,ebrait
Political Economy, G'e: Tbefs bra,ebei Of learning
saN be faaebt fazasirnly to bs ,sG,-t7ive eiaGr,
TOE r6a'ge for "iJ eu6e tuition vUii Be Is dollar, per
quarter 6dS fee dollars ez.,nse nroasy ia, each /e6o-
lar, s0S0 ayf B. ea'ered0a bso-e I'd. ,a a,y s au-
airy nesf, as d,izg tie e4ig eou,s Of aa, .cbb 4viH
lat for joerai monf5s, boisy 4v Be admitted into
this iJfc", Of fbe inevitable dryanpes,ents
"bie1 DIR. H is 10 eanfo,m 4reey to toe as7uai nax-
Ger Of bi' Hi', net only in engaging Ryopa,torate
number Of a1ing teachers but n6 in esniss see5
f.y' f'yrsaii,e eo1, Of fna,--obieb might become
abortive BY admitting nezp member in f5e iae-maafe
eOa,jf Of biz irfrye7iont.
TIE fo0sVn, 6ranekes Of ksarnng 7vW Be taught s.iy
at b0rfsna, drs and at t5e ba1,s 4vbb are not in
efEdd 0Ssve. In fst,a charge zSM Be made jor fae5
Private fuifiss.
For tie Lecturer Natural fBiiotcp5y and C5esrie
fry, 7oifb experiments and e gs tb. bbhseBeal a-
Paratn', 20 dollars FER quarter, each fbolar
For feaS6ng ibe Freneb language, 10 dot PR gnarf,.
Italian Is De.
Stanj6 16 DO.
Only CHILDREN Of parents Isainr in Richmond, 7vWbe
admitted as Day Ssbofar, all ofbvs, ,vbss parents re-
at at any fa1se, nF lire in tie binding, Of flis if
fYfios
His charge for Boarding, Lodging, Candle and Fire,
(feefff' for fnii0n not i"einadj 7pW6s dollars per
qS'S, to BE- padn aavrree, a, saomayy in all iafif-
fioHs Of IBIS nature. Easb baor4tJ n9 fsrniG biuf
xOiib bi, ozvn bed.
BIT any t.,sn 7rfb0ut entering t5i, izqi.aOn ii, tie
qrahty Of regular fnn nay any time BE- Permitted
70 join eh5f in ne friVne tuition, for br purps,e Of
eG,1i"g any p0,tienia, brareb Of ieuee language in
zDtifb the eia aA be at private bou,s engaged; Pro-
oided, The r5lpeefiOe fees Be paid in adpanet
~ Dr. HaHert plan ofedneafion and dieipliue Is len
for ne igeai'a .ftJr rse7ip1 t1reats and guardians,
a0ib tie Editor ef tie Enquirer.
Richmond, DE. 10. TiySAf
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

ME- county Of Xigg William, belonging 10 he e1ate Of
Il 1vsoss B,ooI d,A i,irg Of Azatstsay yigsY, ..ss
,ses aJeve Frazer, ferry, 7Oitgie veu Of King Jia1,
Cont HoyS. dadsn /snr .1ifclJ,sn king and OmeS
Court HogiI. TJb hoS1 eoafaisy BY kfe Itrvry f62
eff highland and sboni 100 IF Oatrate -oj1 saf
marH, aJOSadiag ,oHb vayieiy Of 7Oi1 fo7vI in beiy
Fgfa1'. I'll, baiidigg' bs i1nd nsyo barn and
Fable and ber bon fl fer be 0esonodaro< of an OOcp-
say and EegyOe,. ftbey dlsiptioa osmed SaaseeG-
~, bss vOb' GssS 10 fprfh1t zOiH sadovbfSdg,
Vie7V il. TIE Eat vrW take piaes at F,azeys y,y on
Saturday NE 2s Of tie P,eaf ,vsafb, at 7obieb time e
term e Iak SH Be made noun ould ItiJ land NOT
be- sd nat day, 7rN be yssfcS fer III, ssrg yclr
RICHARD BROOKE, Executor.
Dessybv 81. A.
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CHINA WARE. &c.
TJST

HE fubfcriber has juit received haudfome al
= fortment OF Cha,, Glais, and Liverpool Ware
snfongt which are fohe elegant fetts of Tea China
gilt with burnfh4d gold, and great variety of nfe-
rior kinds m comPieat and broken fetts China Bowls
atorted, China ard China glazed dining, breakfai,
& deier Plates, and China glazed Pchersof various
fzes, aiid, Fea Pots, Sugar Diibes and Cream urus
OF the pearl and wedge wood kind His gais chiefly
con!ts of etts of Decanters wine and caret olaaes
Tumhiers and Gobbletts, oval cream Bowls, Sweet
Meats and Salts Handsomely and engraved, CATER
and liquor Bottlesn morocco frames, and pretty ge-
neral ahortment of German plain Gals. His Liver
pool ware is generally anorted, from which he can
pack aiored crates to it country retailers at very
moderate advance. He continues to keep general
alortent Of groceries for retailing of the be oual
ty, and has now ON hand, brown Sugar by the hogf-
head and barrel, Rum by the puncheon and BIZ Cot
fee by the bag, New-Yerk Candles by the box, I'M
peral Tea by the Chef, Salt by the fck, and eating.
well aorted, by the ton fnaller quantity, all of
which articles will be fold reafonable for ready mo-
ney or negotiable paper.
DANIEL TRTPLETT.
DEFENDERS. (ep4w)
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cables &c. to proceed on his voyage to Norfolk a.
forefaid, whittier he is bound.
And the aforelaid Charles H. Simmons and Ed.
ward Lowrie d-po(e and declare, that all and every
the matters and things fet forth and declared by the
fad John Evans in the preceding declaration, relating
TO the capture Of the fad hip, aud the deficiency
therein ated Of her CARGO APPAREL furniture, &c.
to their knowledge Jun and true.
That they were detained on board faid flip after
the capture, and held proners board, Frequently
waiting for the neccaries of life until ihe was given
TO the fad captain Evans, hated in his declara-
tom &c.
That before the faid chip was taken into Batabano
he brought to anchor by the iaid privaeerlinen
upon the coat of Cuba about ten leagues to the wei.
end Of fad port of Ba,abano, where they took from
her cargo number ofpuncheons of rum, and put them
on board of fchon,er.
That the iaid hip again brought to anchor be.
fore her arrival Batabano, about one league from
the port, where the fad privatecrmen alto took from
her cargo number Of puncheons of rum and put
them on board Spanifh hoop which theie deponents
undeT&ood belonged to the king pilot at Batabons
who aaifed the faid .privateerfinen in the robbie
ry.
That on the iaid fhips arrival at Batabano NUN.
Der Of puneheons Of rum were there taken out of d
ihip and carried ihors by the faid prvateerf,en
aiRed by fome Spaniards from hore, who during the
faid Alps remaining there, night after night fmuo
ged on more from the faid flip quantities of rum
which they drew from the pnucheons on board into
inall kegs. That the faid Frenchmen and Spaniard.
daily Plundered the rigging and furniture of laid hit
and were very abuGve and gave mu.h Ill treatment &c
thsfs Opponents.
Signed.
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81. .fDdar, (Psrfo RisO)7
Sept. lzfb, 1905.

SIR,
When dePredations on neutral property by power.
at war, become the order of the day, when no ref
Peetspaid to exiting treaties, conceive i, du,v
incumbent on every individual TO note every fuch in
rngernent and to give advice Of it to the executive
OF that government TO whichbe belongs.
AS am nnaecuttomedto forenfic ftyle mall fin
Ply relate my own cafe, and whatever has come un-
der my immediate obfervation during my mort RAY
III TINS Hand LETT Norfolk on the ll Juns Iaa II,
the brig Catharine, bound for the iland of Au,iora
laden with cargo Of provGons and humber. where
arrived, and fold aid cargo. left the ifand of An
tigua on the goth July, with return cargo, bound
back to Norfolk On the 9TH Auguft in lat. as deg.
10 min N. and lon. SIS deg wen, was captured by the
French brig called General Blanhot, John Baptiae
dc Brule, commander, and lcnt into one of the
at the wet end Of this i1and. The priya,eer nlun.
dered ms ofmy Rores and Hips provIions and part
OF she cargo. The veGel was immediately flripped
OF her fails and rigging and fent on more, my people
Iaksn out put ON board Of another veel and fern on,
Of the Hand. Under thefe eircumRances came TO
tn s'y ard applied to the governor requeaing hs in
tsrersnse, Rating to him that my paper, were pr
fscty regular and that my capture Of coirfe lille
gal and hkewiie refuee Tim 10 order fecurity To
be given for the ao't Of my brig and taro a. The
agent OF iad prS4tser wa, re6dent merchant OF this
cry bu, al my reprefentation has been TO no efea
ne NJ abioluteiy refuied to take eoguzance Of my
'suiinei'. My papers rems:= II i,.e nands Of Mr.
DuaOon ine -kss, OF sbe eaptors. may be detained
hers mary months to come and the veheI and cargo
exp.ed 20 total lofs. My trial IL any am to have
n'uf be BY the determination Of this government; Ell
ther At Martinique or Guadalupe thus under the
preen circumstances this iaaod may become the afv
um Of pirates and robbers. No pretenee has been
given fos sly sapture, as came from Englia IL.
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JOHN EVANS,
CHI. II. SIMMONS. Jun.
EnWARD InMsN

Andt the faid John Evans having applied to me the
laid eonu to make this his protect in the prea,rs,
have granted this public certificate thereof to lerve
and avail him and all in the Premes aforefad as oe-
saiion may require.
Wherefore, the faid John Evan, in behalf of him
FELL the freighters, and others concerned in
the iaid vehel ard cargo, doth, and the aid couful
at his delire do by theie Prefents proteR as well
aganli the commander, officers and crew of the aore
mentioned privateer, as againa all and every perion
and perons concerned therein for the capture of the
faid velel, and the robbery and plumber committed
.Pon the iaid veael and cargo, for all damages Iof
les, coils and expenfes, already fuffained or which
iha or may hereafter be fnlaned, fuffered and h,-
Cured in the premifes on account thereof
Done and proteffed in the city of Havana agreed.
bly, to mercantile laws in fuch cafes uled and approv.
ed of. -
In teftimony whereof the faid Opponents nave here
unto inbfcrbed their names, and I, the faid con.
iul, have hereunto fet my hand and affixed my
q. - coniuar ZEAL this iecond day of Augut in the
year of our Lord one thoufand eight hundred
and five, and of tina independence Of the Unit.
Cd States the th;rt;e,h.
(Signed)
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NoTTCE.--T Fra~eif Lisfys'', {, rst'vr OF N.
county Of N1wKent, and formerly r,;idrfir CT tn,
tate Of Virginia, be now living, has any legal aei
or defendant living, either in the United States o;
ellewhere, by applying either in periou by fpeciai
agents and producing fuieient evidence oil tacir be-
ing iuch legal defendant, TO VIM. or Nicholas Light
loot OF the county Of James CRY, to Geo. Light
foot Poindexter of New-Kent. or to James Poiudex-
ter OF Fowhatan, will hear Of fomething highly inn
portant and much to their advantage.
The Printers throughout the u. S. are re-
queed to inierr the above twice. in their reflective
papers, and tranms their accompts to the Editor OF
he Enquirer. Nov.lo ep2m
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ENOCII SULLIVAN,
silver, eotpsMIrn AND JEWELL,

SILVER, GOLDSMITH AND JEwELLER,
y ETURNS hi, grateful thanks to his friends and
~ the public for the liberal encouragement afford
ed him in his line of buinefs and hopes by his pune
tual attention to the bufnefs to which he was bred
to iuflre continuation of the favor of liberal pub
lie He offers for fale a; his HOP adjoining the
Eagle Tavern, general ailorn,ent offver ware and
jewellery of the NOT fIlhionahe kind, conli0ing of
FLYER Tea Pots, cream Urns, Tumblers, Spoons, and
mourning and fancy EARRINGS, Lockets, Finger Rings
and Breatt Pins, jet, white and coral Necklace and
Earrings, general fupply of Combs plain and or
nanented Pocket Books, thread Cafes Miniature and
ring Cafes, gold and gilt Seals, Keys ard Chains.
Hghef price given for old god or FLYER.
December g. IT,
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HAY MARKET GARDEN.

l NFIE proprietor ofthe fIsy Market Garden, ref.
peetfuily notifies the citizens Of Richmond
Maneheaer and the public generally, that the garden
vii! be kept open during the FELTON, of the General
Ansmbly. .Muiieal and Other agreeable entertain
n,cnts rendered under his own direction. Having
made IN engagement with an excellent NiuGciln Free
derrick Augu!t Sehwckcr, late frous Zurich. in Swift
zefiAnd; no diapPointrnent viii take place in fuur.
as TO mute. Mr. Sehwicker will give len,rs On the
Piano Forti, Flute, Violin, Tenor, Violinceo Bafoon,
Clarinet, French Horn, Trumpet aud Guitar, for
account of the proprietor fpecnens Of his percrn,-
ance each OF thoe in.trume,its may be leen and
heard at any time in the Ball room Of the garden,
aud Piano Forts tuned. The garden now charging,
md o;herwile improving, may be rented snr one or
more years or feanns by perIon qualified togive IA
tisfa6tion the vEtors An excellent Ice houie NAV
De annexed to the garden.
The Dwelling Houle (uneonneard with the public
garden) may be rented for more years for Fri.
vaie reli6esce.
December l2. til iw.
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NJ WARDLAW, has received his fall fupply
w of Medicines, by the Zip RolIa from Lon
don alto great variety Of Paints, Varnifhes, Sur
geons Inftruments, patent Medicines, &c. &c. And
by the bip George from Liverpool, large fupply
of walls and fhop glafs--Thofe who favor him with
their cuiom may depend being fupplied with eve
~ article in his line the moi liberal terms.
The citizens Of Richmond are requcfed when they
apply his ihop by child ervant to put the name
Of the article wanted paper to prevent miftakes
Nov. J.. IT,
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DOCTOR LARUS.

RECS leave to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
of this city, and the Public generally, that he
will continue, as formerly, to Practice Us DEN
FIST Thole who may peafe to employ him in the
line OF his protection, may rely the Rrclea atteu-
zion by him to give fatisfa1aion.
Deccr,bsrl
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with Boots nr Shoe.as well as If they were on the
A-the length of The .C-reurd the
Caf.-.B-the pitch of .D-round the heel and
infep.-E-round tile NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the ball OF
the foot. Fix the heel asainG perpendicular, and
tick knife at the end of the great toe-fet down in
figures the number Of inches and quarters, in the de
terent mealures. January /. eptf
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McCABE e WALKER,

N 'bs soyNsr bsgs opPeffe R416Is. Cdm6IeS' 5toye
RIbSleri
NFFER their ferviees To- N. public from nriIq
~ attention all commands appertsniug TO their
buGnefs and the pains that will he beRowed in
the execution OF their work, they have full confidence
to hope for continuance Of tbe ayours they may re-
eeive. Great care wild be taken in repairing all i.J,
of watches and clocks,
Desez-tra " Is
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GEORGE Willy.

BROKER g COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Near the Balm,
- UYS and fells all kinds of Produce-AIso. apds
~ Lots, and houfes, Bank Stock, &C.
SSr Hfbas 70, Sale, LOTS No. al, 9, 3, and 4
which make one entire fquare in Du-V.d's aiidi,i-
on-There IS a good Spring attached to them. Theft
lots are well worth the Alteration OF any gentle
man wihing to build fulumer retreat for his family
July 23-tf.
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MERIwETHER JONES,
OYSTER HOUSE.
GEORGE WATSON,

LAS commenced his former and well known es-
i l. eupaton Of furnifhing OYsrLRs, BEEr srEAEEs,
Com SEAexs, and REL1sHIs, at the SIi,e Houe
near the Union Tavern, %;erein tbe Pon-Ofiee was
lately kept. Tie legs leave to allure thole who may
favor him nth their company commands, that no
.hag Gall be neglected on his part which proni-
fe, to give htisfaslion.
October Is.
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NEAL NELSON, 60
BOOT g SHOE MdNyF dC7TJR Err.
NAIE-sTREET, RICHMOND,

n n AXES Boots & Shoes
AVA to any pattern or fafn-
ion, equal in point of Ma
TERIALs and WORKMAN
snIP to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Doors and
SnoEs, of TIE irli quality
and newell faihior, for f1'e
-. Gentlemen at a DIFF
lance, who are difpofed to
forward nIe their meafurc,
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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THE fubferibers offer for fale their reverhonary
4 right in new fre-proof warehoufe on Maxwell.
wharf in the Borough of Norfolk, deferibed in the
will Of Dottor John X. Read, decd. &c his st,~-
m9f 1rare6oaf.
IL ;!.;s property, IFS. Heller. Read hs. lie 81
tate.
MERIWETHER JONES,
BENJAMIN r. READ.
T1> IL is probable that may leave this ftate ere
long in which event, Meriwether Jones will be
fully authorized to act for me.
BENJAMIN F. READ.
November !. ~
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EOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
ME HOUSE and LOT at prefent occupied by
L MIR. John I,monard on Shoeka HILL Ono
fourth Of the purchae money will be required in hand
and great accommodation will be given for the ba-
lance. Enquire of
THOMAS NORvELL.
December IL.
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MILITARY CERTIFICATES.
December s.

E'oP SALE, Certificates of this Fate. bearing in
l. tereA of 6 per cent. and receivable at the Trea-
fuyfor all arrearages of taxes prior tothe year 79s
WILLIAM PRICE, Cafh'r. Csnl. NJ. a. s.
MaytJ If.
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EDUCATION.

THE eourfe for the enung year will commence on
L the 10th January and end on the 18th of Au.
quit. The annual commencement of the courie in
future will he the III OF OCTOBER the fall vacation
beginning the 18th of Augua preceding and expiring
that day. The courfe of pitru aon will comprehend
the Latin, Greek and French languages, Ma,hen,a-
tics, Geography with the uie oft the Globes, Hiiory
Englih Grammar, Elocution, I.ogic, Compoff ion
Moral Phiiofophy, aud Tome of The mott ufe.ul and
curieus branches Of Natural Philofophy, &c. &c.
The expenees of fudent for courie are as fol-
low, viz.
dis.
Board from IN oa. to l5,h Aug following SO
Wahing, candies, &c. Is
Tuition so
1s3
To fon,e, thefe charge, may appear extravagan.
but by comparing them viii, thoie of VIM. and Ma.
RI (Which by the lat ita,smeut publifhed ancun,.d
to $50 do!s it will appear that the ezpences of nu-
dent at the Rumtord Academy for near lIn,ons az,
little more than half thofe of = nudent at Wn. anc
Mary for 9.-Tae expences of the preiea, court,
will be in proportion to che above flater,e,it
So G. II. DEVENISII.
King William, December Ii.