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Portland gazette., 1805-07-02
THIS DAY rs PUBLISHED
VOLUME 3, OF A NEW AND CoMPLLFA
ENCYCLOPEDIA;
on
UNIVERSAL .DICTIONARf OF AR7S g
SCIENCES.
ON AN IMPROVES PLAN.

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TN which all the reipe6tive Sciences are
arranged into complete Fl lems, snd the Arts dige-
ted into dnin reaes afo The detached parts kno"-
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Containing,
digelf ard ddpay O rhe @hole theory and practice
Of The lbs ri and Mechanical ARTS.
Cer7p1ifinc Genera RePefory Of Ancient and Mod
ern Literature from the eariielt ages dc"no tie P'U'S
time. ~
Including all the New InProvenents & Lateh diic'Ver
,es made n the Arts aud Sciences The uP rblihts
which abocnd in other Dictionaries, are e1pnnsed from
ih FIR he purpcle of ncorpora ating 90 .Pet5 ly''s
and diu treaifs B, Of this addition and devla
ticn from the old plan viii fc The following Iao
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knowledge, ever publiihed in the United States
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

Xxergvsnszs OF z=ile1f5gss.---A
traveller exprefEns how cheer
ing and comfortable the roads
are made BY means Of mile-iloncs,
fusgefs to the public, the great
improvement thai nj ight be msde,
by PLssizg tb-=z Hearsy -1eb stt-y.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

NAME BANK.
rHE Stockholders are hereby notified, that
an inhalmenr Of Sixteen DsHag5 and
7 ~ t5iyd5 efa DsHar on each ihare OF their
Capital Stock, was voted at their meeting hol-
den on the cd day Of 7aes infant, to be paid
70 the Caihier within 90 days from that date.
rhev are therefore called upon to pay the fame
on or before the fecond day ofAuguit next.
BY ordsr Of tie Pr5fde,t and Dirsdor',
DAVID HALE, Cs6iey.
Pertains, 7ans II, 1906.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

A rvce-a,y f4iIor, on feeling the
Spanifh frigate blow up in the
late engagement, with 70 many
Of the f5iz.,s flying about, exclai-
med thar II was 4oI5rozs fghr.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

Mlsiz.-Who centuries with
modelly, will praife with Encef-
~.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02

IA Irirh gentleman yeRerday
atOue eli the Inns o1 receiving
his bin f-3nJhe .y4iter, waslou-
what lur9 9-ifsd 4t Per-siv.ug that
. charge for s05 k:y, d1teen ihiI-
ling, made part Of the contents.
=" BY Holy Saint Patrick, vo-
ciferated the honeIt HiberEian,
=" thoIgl al not 70 low In
behaviour, as TO complain of
your bill altogether, notwith-
FINDING the items Of it are big
enough, Of all confidence, vet by
the place Of my birth, the place
Of all Others that I moa admire,
] am not TO ee triclled By pay
ing for an article, which,
though uPpermot in my with
es, | never had" This impaf-
Toned exclamation produced an
interrogation from the aRonifh-
ed waiter 70 aGcertain the caufe
of it to which the offended H.
oernian replied, waIsxEY, the
devil drop has been placed be-
fnre me ! O-h, hal knew you
had got fuch a friend in the houlc
] had taken him TO my heart, aud
given him welcome reception
before this time. But dye hear,
let the dear creature Be intro
duced - ne Immediately as il
would be ~ offence to little Ire
land not to treat him with "a
lure, even though we lhould new
'er meet before we parted" D."
This produced an explanation,
and the regretted whIsKEY turn
ed out 70 be a cHAIsE only, IN
which tine other had taken an
airing the day before
L,r. Pab.
Portland gazette., 1805-07-02
g. 50.

For Sale,
"A Dwell ING HOUSE, and othei
"a bni,din.s with 4tou, Thirty acre. OF va'uabt
iaod piincip4!iy nader Improvement ~iih young CT
chlrd of o. fruit tree on che fame htuated 10 Dur
ham, ou ,he county road leading T. the fad DarhAm &c
lie lsnding Frecp a. and a lie d'ance o h1 miles q
l4iI landing Payments l bs made eaiy 10 nc great
Ct part II the purehale fecury. Enquire ct WILL
1 AN HCYr, the premies.
Dgrb,Ag. 3aar :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
lWHcLE VA $50

Now will Mr. M,lxean or Dallas or anv
one Of the esat7ly r;gbt republicans be pleaf-
ed to explain to us why this I" polluted, this
Infamous and execrated monlter" did nor
remain in France, and why he has cone
hither to plague Us Left they ihould hef.
tate and TANNER and make an awkward
exhibition Off, VIC will fave them the trou-
bic by explaining il ourfeves, II was fim-
ply, then, becaule Mr. J1ferion, Whole name
itands, on the vocabulary Of thcie republi-
can gentlemen, for every thing that is great,
and vile and yirtusus and patrotic-be-
cauie this fame MIR Jetferion wrote him an
affectionate letter, inviting him to this
country, and giving orders that he llould be
Accommodated with pafage in one Of our
national ihiPs at the exPence Of the United
States. Nay farther, he ahures this DO
lured nonitcr" eg'c. of his Gncere Drawers
that his life may lolg be continued in order
that he may " reap the reward Of his n,stM
f060rs 5" and upon his arrival in the coun-
try receives him upon the mott intimate foot
ing into his own houfe and makes COM
mon gueH in company with foreign mini
tiers and dlltinguifhed Americans, Thefe,
gentlemen, are fimply the reafons why your
"Polutd monlter" did not remain in France,
and you'll it. As the wretched Paine,
ne has enough, in all confidence, to anfwer
tor; but Ieherfon and his adherrents are
alone accountable for fixing him as foul
blot TO the efcutcheon of America, and Civ
ing the world location to FAY, fuch is the
man whom the American royrrnmcnt De.
lighteth to honor. u. Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16

'''l'SifR, q CABINET MAKER--trsu. Lsrsoa,
< tipe6funv informs the citizens o.
s;,,,.; o@ad and its Vicinity thar he Ia taken the
Ibo-,a eA Ne :, F5e-Sre.f, la,cy occupied 6y Or.
a. L where he purPofes carving Oh the above bu-
= u different branches =,
ypp,, SUcH As,
10, = = and EASY-CHAIRS, with csyeyg and c36-
Il -ny dc!crption,
h-Ay F4fions CHAIRS Of any pattern.
~, : D FURNITURE, and yi01ov, ca;,s- made
e s's1 , suitable sOrnices. ''
c Nas'' and SOFAS, new QnesS. in E,ack Hair
n "io'roceo Leather &c. &c
Adin Il himlelf THAI from The practice be has
be TO aop' Tor everal wears paa, he viii De a
htassa - orders he NAV receive. IL he newell
ca the hiOa Reasonable terms
Psrgss., Asggf go
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
POETRY

The Frst Le5Jcn Of Father 10 Bis Son
at a year old.
BOY love your mother !--ihe with fearful eve
Reads the flow progreis Of thy op'ning mind;
Removesth eaufe of every infant iigh,
And by her practice lures thee TO be kind
Boy, love thy mother calm her beating heart
That throbs, affeetionate, with care for thee;
Compete her anxious breafi with playful art,
Prefs her foft lips, and prattle at her knee.
Boy love thy mother !--let thy lifping tongue
In broken accents, charm her wond ring car !;
And when again upon her bofori hung,
Say, Oh, Mamma love, I love you dear
BOY, love thy mother the reflected rays
Wil beam new lullre Ger thy fathers days
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
RiftsIIanp.
From the Pc
THE LAY PREACHER.

DO tbyteT no harm"
OF allinjunaions this appears, at hrit fight,
the mott unnecefarv. One would fuppoie
that the ielhihnefs of our nature would be
iuftlcisnt pledge for affirming from in
jury to ourtelves- YET, itrangc to tell, al
, though we are perfeeuted with a thourand
mistortunes from without, we are itil 70
in love with pain, that we thrive eagerly
and afiiduoufy to harm ourfelves, and in
vite the vuture and viper vises to their prey.
PAUL uied the cautionary language of
my text, to the alarmed goaler at Philippi,
and | am furprifed that when the Apoitlc
was no longer in durance, and writing COOL
y in his clolet, admoni:ory letters to the
Romans, Corinthians and others, that he
did not repeat the injunction. Few but
would have prohted by iuch leGon. For,
nine times out often, even in this unlucky
world, men fuffer more from the harms
which they bring npon themfelyes than from
thoie inhi6ted by others. The hrh clafs
OF lnJaries beget greater remorfe too, than
the tecond. When lightning fcathes the
oak of our foref, or hail tones beat the
harveit into duff ; when mildew taints the
held, or tempeft unroofS habitation when
Peitilence discharges the voley of death at
our Perions, or fcandal arrows of potion at
our fame; in all thefe cafes, men foothe
themielves With the remembrance that fich
caiamtles are inevitable. But when milf
CHIEF is OF our own feeking, we are doubly
tortured on the rack of repentance. | am
iorry that 10 ihrewd remarker as STERNE
thoald have aferted that " filattered for :
tune and ihattered frame are but light af-
HIetions, if we have the jafi5ta67ion of Jeotter-
ing itrn enyJfiVes' 1hefe were careIeis
words dropt from the pen Of an ingenious
author, IN the moment when fparkling
paradox, beguilded him from realon and
truth. he man, VINO beholds his health,
his fortune, or his virtue proftrate, and
knows that be was the author Of the mighty
rni". iuffers greater puniihment than Sicil-
, ian tyrants ever invented, or the walls of
the Battle ever beheld.
How many infatuated mortals employ life
IN deviilng ichemes, which mutt inevitably
| terminate III miiery to themtelves Men
would refent keenly if their negbbsr fhould
wrong them, even in the mereit triAes, but
our own evil affections are often more per-
| nicious than the lecret wics or the open
ailaults Of vengeful foe.
ADDISON. IN one of his Spectators, a
work which for pure morality, may rival
the iermonS of an archbilhop ADDISON,
who ough, 10 have been prelate rather
than politician. tells us that when he be-
holds luxurious banquet lpread, he thinks
he can ditceEn Fever and Gout kulking a
mong the diihes.
Thus the toper's bottle, the G,arper's
cards. and the world.ing's plans, have of
tea thonght were 10 many javelines and
iwords, which men lifted sgainit their own
exiftence. believe no one will fay thct my
morality is ALPHABETICALLY rigid, bur itill
mutt think that though wine and play, and
wealth in moderation, are innocent, yet |
mutt forbid the inceiIant ruriuit, fer with
thar the I'D would do tjtIf no harm.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16

Pf1pG!Vamis P0Etier--It is the mott un-
lucky thing in the world thar neither of our
democratic parties can get good blow at
his antagoniGs without at the fame time
breaking the head of lome one of his friends
We have frequently had location to notice
and to regret his fact we fay to regret
it-becauie we con6der them both as very
iaudably employed, and with them both the
mott ample fnccefs. We were very forci
biz truck day or two face By fome re-
marks which appeared in the paper of Mr..
MKean's party refpe6ing Tom Paine =
The following are among them
Had this polu5 monitor remained in
France, he would have conferred particu.
lar favor on this country. Infamous and
execrated, he NIGH, have " gone to his
own place. UNDECIDED aud unregarded, like
any other oatcait from lociety. But. IS i
ms neaiuFe Of iuiquity was not yet full,
this foe to God and man has CONG hithc-
to plague Us" sc. &c,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
EIlis OUTFIT,

Is ya5nfhed every MoNDAY, by ISAAC ADAMS and
WILLIAM JENKS, JUN. az the Printing Office
No :, Fifh-areet, Portland where subscriptions,
Advertisements, Communications, SC. are received
with attention.
rhofe ubcrbers, who receive their papers al the Of
flee, or in packages by the mail, will pay ONE DOL
Lar and airy CENTS year being cheaper than
any paper Of this ize publifhed in New-Engiald
Subscribers in town, and thoie who have their papers
feaIed feparatey, and forwarded BY the mail, will
be charged two dollars
Thr Gazette, having the mon extenhve circulation
Of any paper in the Dfriet Of Maine, it will be found
ossuliarly advantageous for our Adverting friends
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
fres the Connecticut Gazette.

TEXT. g The Administration Of John Adams. CONE
pared with that Of MKean, was III a. gentle ana ben
ifcent" --.fgrsrz
COMMENT. -" To the enlightened citi-
Gems OF Connecticut, land toe svhsis EInisn
this one paragrai is worth volumes of ef-
fays. LET'S than four years ago, Governor
MKean was the IDOL Of the Penfy:vania
Democrats his patriotiln,, his Lsve fer The
people, his purely republican principles and
habits, 10 language was deemed equal to
portraying 40. 600 freemen evinced their
belief in his hyperion merit, bv eleyating him
BY their fuffrases. to th- hrh Magiltraey Of
the ftate sand 70 fervart was the current
Of popular opinion, that fer poor pcTfe-
cuted federalift to exPrefs difrefpe aful op-
inion of him, was deemed an infult to the
people, and attended with danger LET'S
than fix months ago, the Adminittr of
MIR. MKean was the theme of unremi'ted
eulogy and no one was more jealous
and unqualified, in putting it, than the Au-
rora.
NszO this fame M'Kean, in the eyes of
his former admirers, has become tyrant
and the very Aurera, 70 recently the euo-
gift of his official condua, declares his Ad-
ninIltration more detachable than that of
Mr.. adams land we all know what ta,fte
ePithes: have been applied ts that While,
at the fame time, M'Kean has been uniform
in his conduit
That Gov. MKean is bad man, is con-
ceded on all fdes. That thofc men by
whole intrigue he has been twice elected
governor, knezp him to be fuch, while they
were ioliciting the people to elect him, their
own conte iilons prove. Does then their
accommodation Of him at this day, when he
IS no longer willing to be the inRrumcnt
OF their caprice, demonRrate tbei, honefy ?
Or does it how their want of it ? We are
a4oniihcd,on contemplating the prefent ftu-
alton or this country. thar 70 comfortable a
part Of the honef and enl ightehed Of lociety,
fhould be deluded. Since the afcendancy
OF the democratic party, how many different
faftions,in the icrabbe for office and power,
have emerged from its bofom, and fucces-
fully agitated different parts of The In
ion. There is not Jingle fate, in " hich
the original democratic party have gained
permanent footing, where we may not find
two or three diTlGons among themieIvesr
each claiming as Its own, The whole re-
Publicsniim Of the country Burr, B@te
-S1eI GER. Ign Elliot and others, have aIrra-
dy pafed the political bourne" from
whence they viii never return In New
york, there are now three democratic par
ties, each CT WHICH aileEts its own fuprem-
acy, and charges the other with corruption.
In PenniylvanIa there are two the violence
OF whole con eltious, and the vuls arity e
vhcfl ahufl on .ch uther, vas never fl :
Paiien BY te factions Of France, in the t.
mutt Ct ner revolution. in Virginia, as
the oficial paper informs as, there are no
lSts than & rival candidates for the Gov
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
aeasonif J.nformation.

CUMBERLAND LODGE, at M4sgioresfc,, will be
- Contributed and Coniecrated and its Officers In
called in DUE FORM, by NJ. W. WOODBURY. SrsRrs,
.. d. c. NJ on TsesAly the o4th Stptr,abr1 next.
Brethren Of the Craft are RESPECTFULLY invited to
attend, with cioathing.
By Srssy Of RI W. EZEKIEL WErrmas, Na'tr.
.4..- .t An SIMON GREENLEAF, Secretary.
Asyvf 27, H. 2. 56O5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
Rasontc.

THE 25th infant is appointed for the CONFEDERATION
a of SOLAR LODGE in the town of Bafb when
DifcourGe is expected from the Rev Brother JoHS
TussER, of Biddeford The neighboring Lodges and
Brethren of the Fraternity generally invited to at
tend the folemnity. By cratr Of t5e Af4Gtr,
NATH'L. COFFIN, Secretary.
5dt6, Sttt 8, 1905.
~ A Dinner will be provided on the above oc-
cahon, and BALL IS alto expected in the evening"
Cards of admifion may be had Of the Secretary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

HE Propriecrs of the Fryeburg, Baldwin and Port
land Turnpike corporation, hereby notified,
thar their annual neeting Will be holden the dwell
hing houfe of 1t JAMES osooob, in F,y5urg, on the
hrlf Monday Of Oaober ,xt, u ten O'Clock, AM.
when and where the directors Of fad corporation and
other neceary officers, viii he ehoien for the enfing
year; and committees viii be appointed to locate fad
road, aud make aTeIme1,e on the fares of fad -urn
pike, and TO do any other neceGary bu6neis.
JUDAH DANA, ClerE.
Ssoi.u5sy, o. 1908
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
OXFORD COUNTY

NOTICE is hereby given to the R-taReys and Inn.
- bsl4tys in the County of Oxford that aszv sea-
s4 nun be taken out, with the appreciation Of the
ses6msn in each town, (as tho they had never been
hcenfe and rendered in to the mex, Court of Seons,
to be held at Paris, the fecohd ruefday OF October
next CYRUS HAMLIN, Clerk.
Pair 81! = 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
9d5oilic.

by appointment of the Grand Lodge, the Infalla-
~ ton of the UNITED LODGE, in 7ses64n1, will
be attended to on Saturday the 2ssh in at o'clock,
A. "a. Whiting Brethren invited to attend With
fuitable cloathing. DAVID DUNLAP, Ses'y
zaaskzrz, .Sccf 4. SOC.
70 Elijah Hall, Cornelius Thompfon, or Peter II.
Green the committee of arrangements for int2llation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
Printing,

"a IFS various branches, executed al the Office
Handsomely and with expedition.
general adortment of Commercial, Court and other
blanks, well printed, on good paper, conRantly
for isle. -f
Hanks, Cards and shop Bills, printed at the hort n
notice. t
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
NOTICE is hereby given to the Propr;e-

NOTICE is hereby given to the Proprie-
tors in the Corporation for Bridge acro:s Cat
hanfe river, from 7oph,am to cathanie Landing in
DO'vdonham, that meeting Of fad proprietors viii
be holden at the iore Of sa5 Colby in Bowdoinham.
on Monday the lcventeenth day of Octobrr next, at
che o'clock p M. on iaid day, to aa on the follow
ne articles wiz
IN. To choofe moderator to govern laid meeting.
ID. To agree method for choohng the nece6.
iEy officers for said corporation
Sd. To ehoofe Clerk
ih. To choofe Treaiurer
5th. lie chooie five more fuitabIe perfons Is a
eommtte for compiling code Of Bysaws and Rules for
the Regulation of i4id Corporation.
. 9th. To agree on method Of calling future meet.
inqS.
Robt. Pattcn, } Autharised
David Patten, 70 call the
Joliah Colby. Syfgfr'oatiTs
o-E12lnbam, Aagp} %, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16
From the Poa- boy.
REvRSEEcr 1HysILF."-SteraS.

IN this fhcrt ientence Is contained the ef-
fence Of morality. know of no acton Ell
ther good or bad, but is implicitly enforced
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-09-16

TEXT. The decentralization Of John Adams, COM
pared with that Of MKean, was III a. gentle ana ben
itcert "--.fvrerz
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-30

TO 81 oCLU.
FOR rcz 3y money, pursuant 70 decree OF the Re
DEAL Circuit Spsst, for tive dis,rd OF FWgi.
Ga in suf between Pkineas Bond. Et,or
n-y FIR the creditors ofEzekic. Edw ards, plain.
Til, and DAVID Ross and others dSfenaaHts--
ri wo undivided parts, out of three,
Of forty-t~oacres Of Land, IN The coun.
re Isfrie9, upon -Four Nile Greek, with the
I1ILLSt1 MUSES. thereon, known By tie
M. Of lse Norwich Mis-.
Also; Tras e. Parcel Of AND, Sit0ate
~ ti.s county of rtarco. about seyen miles Be
low ~, Go of nies,r ind. commonly called ard
knSwh ~ TIE ni-,e Of me seven Plncs. Thought
20 contain 90 tliSnszcd zcres. bgt Mr. Ross an
Gcsta1cs, 4Ga- an @cessAe survey and plot sinai!
be pfoireed onshe dag Of sale.
The ss,le viii Dc.iriyely take pace AZ the Eagle
Tscesu "a the City Of Aehmond, on Thursday
She 2iA, day Of febraary u~~;.
BGN EiOs8Y. D. NJ for
JOSEPH SCOTT, ~. v y.
Jan. 2. (tds)
Af,he same tir-- ans pisce, viii iisnose Of
ale otisr undivided ,hrd psrs Of the s.;l Mr..
svich afi B.. and viii also 5ispose ID a y9'.all,
tJaft of LIND adis:rinr tsre,o, which sen, ,os
about five hundrca stses, win vayiou, im,,oye.
-. s,s--Tne Whole IS a yaipslac es,ase- ".
Isoatcn will shcs f1e S.dls and ne land. rhe
terms of payment Cor TIE said land md he o,h,,
Third part of Ire ,iiils viii he h4f fezdy MONEY.
fsad twei.s moths STedis Ger the c'heri half.
DAVID ROSS
Il /. A K BON DIS
Fer aale a. this ohfe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-30
Ian S. 1905.
Elscanf Accomplishment

a r The Williamsburg Academy, which Is now'
IA devoted solely 10 Inc e-ucatioa Of ,oang
ladiss, arrangements have been lately made Tor
their Instruction ih she elegant a.ts OF Drawing
and Painting
The society Of williamsburg has ever been
considered peculiarly favorable 10 youthful inn
proyenisnt and the nlrnLer OF yoang l...iir from
every paft Of llie state, Who ios that o5,ea, az
well as for the pn,i'ose Of instruction. an..usliy
assemble there. rs aproof OF the eStensve iniin-
e,lce of this opinion. Encouraged by this cir
crnssance. Mr.. Ander son lras endeavoscd 10 ccn-
csntrate within mis- institution every possible sd-
vaatage Tor the accomplishment OF young aeiea
III the various branches of petite education. La
addition to his school for their tuition in the En-
glish and French languages, and with = view 20
senior the study oil Geography more a,tsaesivs
and interesting. he has lately in,ossea ve,y large
Celestial and Terrcstriai CODES, wisil comI,.< "a
sci oil Maps upon an enlarged scale, elegantly
ccorssd and (: AIMED. lie las also fitted up, ui,-
der the roof oelhe academy, aparmeu,s fot their
instruction by the most eminent teachers ia klu.
sc, Drawing Painting and Dancing; and pa
rents who wish rneir ia aghters 10 acquire these
fashionable and, eteganf accomplishments, Will
hat''his aranScmen.s well acapsed 10 tieir s..ee-
d. attainment
A few sousg ladies can be accommodated wilk
boarding. ia the family CT Mr. Anderson. where
an sxcelient teacher has been engaged 70 atiead
$ortae extra tuition ofthose whose teIder age,
or hitberto neglected eduration may rs..ci slca
rseasure dssirable. Pa ents whosc IoIici,ude
{ r the rapid improvement of theis children rem
d 5 the additional expense OF no rnport7nce,
VIII perceive ihis 10 ". rsost vls able append
ase % the iusii.uton., The misfortune Of re-
grct.ed inSlsnton TO early rst uenen viii thus be
obviaiea. and young ladie5, WHO are emulous to
be advanced 10 the righer Dsanehes OF improve
ren,, may, in this manner, retrieve rhti ios1
WI ~. f..s- i,lt mi. l,ys ola
rIs course OF inst, ACTION for the ensuing year
will, ommence on the lsrh January, and il is
Gut.ied thar shc pupils may sssemLle in W iii
airAL,ug previously 70 that da:e Further infur-.
nation may be obtained on supplementary letter
to Dir. Leroy Anderson, post-n.as,er, w ;ii,ams-
borg. Virginia. efti5J oawtlF
Williamsburg, Seth Dec 1904