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PICKLING VINEGAR.

CRoCERS, Tavern-Keepers and Private families
~ may be fupplied with VINEGAR of very
hyperion quality, by the barrel, gallon or leis guam
tity and at an u7commonly low price by
HART & SoUTHGATE.
OS'af'e fb< Seaks Hogis.
ALso-sl barrels New-York prime (falt-petred)
PORK, by the barrel or piece.
Augua I6. ep2w&lawtf.
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DOCTOR WILSON

AS're'il owed hs Apo;!accary Shop to the lower
a : floor OF the Bell TAvern, where he has gene.
raj iupriy OF
-:4Ei9fGIFE@, 1dI&'TS, e. cTEER lfiPTy.
Giles IN TIE AP0THEC.aRY LINE.
t.e takes the liberty to obiervc, that he has no, IN
article OF medicine but iuch as he ues in his own
practice.
phyiicans. merchants and Others, who NAV h..
,peaed to Patronize him, lall be fuppiied OH the
Iinoh reduced terms.
!, ~ perions Of needy circumstances, by paying
,he retail prices of his medicines will be precrbcd
for gratis
May 81. frts
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70 r ENT.

a BRICK LUMBER HOUSE on the Baion
L n FOR SALE, =
German Oinaburgs, by the piece or bale,
Gen Medesk clar=;, OF vintage Of 'Gi IN boxes Of
Soturn Wine of the vintage OF Go. { 80 %. each
a few dining and defert tets of eegant French Chua
The above Wines are iuch IS can be particularly
recommended, having been laid in lat September az
snFdsIaS b cite Of the partners then on the ipot
who took uncommon pains in the feleSfio1.
PICKETT, POLLARD & JOHNSTON.
July S. ep4w.
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NOTICE.

4 PETITION viii he preiented to the General
IN Aaenbly OF Virginia, at the next ieihor, pray
ing that az ad may pals to incorporate company
for the Purpce of Quoting Canal OH the iouh Gde OF
the fails Of lanes River, o;herwfe improving ,he
navigation % the river log the palage Of Baueaux; and
sho Tor he establishment Of Bank i'll the town of
Manchester. Ausut Is
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23
BENJAMIN STETSON.

INFORMS his friends ard the public in general
he has for fale, 100 gallons Hollands LiaieedOD
White Lead and spanili Brown ground in Oil,
Patent Green ground in ditto Verderife asd
Spaniih Brown, dry; 8 by 10 Window Clsfs, & Put
ty; "a, Sd, I'D, Sd, sd, lod, and cod Nails two
Csiks Spike Nails, Bar Iron, German and Blaered
Steel; general aaor;ment Of Iron Hollow Ware
10 Hhds.Mola1es, French Brandy, WeR.lndia aud
New-Engand Rum, Tea, Cofee, Loaf and Brown
Sugar, Chocolate, Mems, fine and coarfe Shoes. La
dies Kid & Morocco and Leather Slippers; Boxes
Cotton and Wool Cards aiTorted half pint and GUAR,
Tunbiersfnail invoice elegant cut glafs, one ware
German Oze"bufg5, 5O'aeks Sale, Novafcotia Grind
Stones, and many other article in itore which he will
fell cheap FOR CAN country produce.
April 2.--fIaw I2m
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GEORGE Willy,

bROKER q COMMITS ION NlEPCHANT.
Near the Balm,
V UYS and fsls all kinds Of Produce--Alro,I.a nds
d; Lots, and houles, Bank Stock, &c.
~ Hebn, 70, Sais, LOTS No, 14I, Q, 3, and A.,
which make one entire fqpare IN Du-Vals additi-
or--Ihere IS good Spring attached TO them Thefe
lots are well worth the attention Of any any gentle
man wiiing build iummer retreat for his family.
July 2,,--sf.
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Ancun 19
EIGHf DOLLARS REWARD-

ElGli I DOLLARS REWARD,
- AN AWAY Friday tie oh int. a negro
- woman by the name Of Else, Of n,iddlinp
lie dark complexion, has fnlile on IT countcnsr.e
frhen fpokento She will probably appear in tla, K
silk or white Muffin go.yn, ihe has many very good
siofhrs, and 10 fond ofdrels Sic will, expet make
towards Hanover town, or King William, where be
swed known and acquainted. The above reward
xii be paid her delivery to the fubfcrber IN Rich
ucud. EDWARD tjAJLAM
Augui g. fff
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FOR SALE,
RieBmsnd County Cen,l, Yuoe lso5.

Rhb@sad County Cev,5, Jaae 1905.
IN CHANCER1-.
Vincent Redn,an, Comprt.
Aganf
Ann Y. MNeill, William r.. Ke- ?
eek, aud Barnes Beekwith, LEI Is
- appearing 70 the Court, that the defendant Ann
Y. M'Nell, is not inhabitant Of this Gate, and
not having entered her appearance and given feeur
ty according TO law. and the rules Of this eourton
he motion Of the complainant by his counfel, IL is
ordered, that the fsd Ann y. MNeill, do appear
here OIL The fifh Monday in Augul next and anfwet
tie coDiplanants BILL aud that copy Of this order be
Publiihed i'll the Enquirer prned in the city Of Rich.
moud, ior two months fueeelIively, and copy alio
Poted at the front door Of this coDrth oufe and Il j.
further ordered and deereed, that the defendants R
iek aud BeckSith do not pay, convey away, or fe
ctete .he debts and effects dee and belonging r.
The fad Ann Y. M'Neiil. until the further order
Of The ccurt in the preniies.
a Copy, teite,
y. M'CARTY, c. n. c.
Jay .. (eI2m.
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IOHN TOMpKlNS.

Il AS iuff received aireih fuPply of OLD COG
! ! MICA BRANDY part Of the fame ihipment
of his former Parcel.
ALTO, few hhds. of ANTIGUA RUM, of good
quality.
iie mas on hand, parcel Of BEST FRENCH
CAMBRlCkS. The whole of which, he offers for
iale very low for cath or on liberal credit.
Auguft i6. IaNl
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July %
FOR LONDON.

rS,EN FoR LONDON,
SS1St THE faa falling Ship SPY, now
e5s,gSsS.s at Norfolk, and ready TO receive a
cargo Immediately at the moderate
freight of (. per hid. and 5 FER cent. primage
Apply to Maitland Il Cbyieian, Peterfburg, VIII
liam Hawthorne, jun. Norfolh, or to
THOMAS - AMOS LADD.
Richmond, s,h Mo. 18th. (ep,f.
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Augua i6.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
'IiE fubicrbers, having been appointed adn,inif-
traitors on The efta,e of the late Mr.. William
Wfeham al reroas indebted to the laid eita;e, are
detlred 20 make payment to John A. ChevalIie atl-
ing adnn'rator, ard thofe having claims sgan the
Elatc, will be pleaied render their accounts to hun
for adjuament.
F.. CARRINGTON.
J. A. CHBVAILiE,
Arcun
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POLITE ACCOMPLISHMENTS FoR YOUNG.
LADIES,
NT WILLIAMSBURG.

I othoie who are acquainted with the excellent
ioc'ety of Williamiburg, Recommendation Of
Il as an eligible fcene for the education of Ymn, Ia
a'es,is nnneoeiisry. Nr. & MRS A..DyRsoN, who
eontne TO receive iome pupil, nto their family haze
."eaVored to add to the advantages of the fit;,ao
ny forming an eabiiihment intended 70 unite Under
'he lame roof the various branches of female in fre
non and Improvement Parents, who feeIintereiled
Oh TINS ub)eet are invited to enquire into me ,crt Of
tneir INTUITION. 1 etters addrefe,l to Mt Ara,r-
ION, Poii-Maitsr, Wamfburg, vii! be duly ATTENDED
20. Iroe Ia s,. - -
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HggnRe.
M1LIrHRr CERTIFICATES.

OR SALE, Certificates of this nate, bearing in
tereif Of per cent and receivable at the Urea
Tor all arrearages of taxes, priorto the year 1885,
WILLIAM PRICE, Csihr. Cenl. NJ. A. s.
May 10. f.
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ne iubcr'ber, anxious to diieharge every juft
i debt which he owes, will at the fame time and
place offer for lae for ready money the reiidue of bis
properly for the benefit of his creditors; conGang of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
two good HORSES and fundry other articles
DAVID PATTESON.
Manchefter, Augua 10. feptds)
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TO BE SOLD. H0R cash.

I Am reqnefed by David Pattefon, JuDr. to expofe
Il for laie,as truRee, the whole or 70 much of the
property in thetrua deed conveyed bearing date the
10th day of April laf, conflting OF the following
ilaves, viz. JAcK,a lad, Tom, boy, KATE and her
children, Billy, SALLY and HENRY SucxY, and
her two children named FANNY and JgrrKRsoN ;
as alto Molly, girl in order to fatisy debt due
from the faid David Pattefon Junr. to Lyle and Me
Creole, sgreably the OF the faid deed which
iae Will certainly take place the 2sth day of Sep
TENDER next, at the dwelling houie Of the faid David
Patteion, in the town of Manchester
JAMES F. LEITCH, 7ryqee.
Mancheler, Augult s. (eptds)
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FOR SALE-Br Taa sUsscalgfg j..

<oAF SUGAR, by the HID Dol. or Eagle loaf.
dTeci from Pennington's Mandatory, Philadelphia:
SOAL and UPPER LEATHER, ON moderate
terms AlICAJAH D>dFLS.
9th mo. 11si1, 'o5. leEte
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23
BENJAMIN DU.HAL.

AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
RICHMOND,
II AS juit received very large and extenfve az
A 1 isrtment OF freih MEDICINES, SURGEON.
DRUGS and DYE. ST UFFS
PAINTS of all kinds, OIL, VARNISHES, PUT
TY, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23
ELLIS 81 ALLAN,

NAVE JUST RECEIVED, PER THE SHIP MA.
RY, FROM LivERPoOL:
Tour hundred Sacks of SALT. Iive-roo,
L iilied.--Allo, few dozen Ballan SJOVFLS
and SPADES which, with m nber Of articles in the
hardware ne, renders their ao-tment pretty general
Auguit 9. Claw 4w.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23

BE ubieriber Propofes to rratiile law, in the
Court Of Appeals, and wiihcs his friends to con-
der him, hereafter, as member Of the bar of thas
court. He will continue his practice in the eomnio,-
Jaw, and Chancery Diar9 courts Of S,sunton. and IN
the quarterly terms OF the county courts, which lie
now attends. As ioon as lac Car fnh his l;ttle buff
lels,n tie monthly terms, he vii decline attending
thew CHAPMAN JOHNSON.
Staunton, AuguR g. (3t Jaw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23

AJo eomaIste sG5rt1ent Of
j A I I z r s. NJ A RAILS,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-25
TO RENT.

TO RENT,
avn convenient two-ftory & ck-houfe
,>gsr,,s nv arss', opPoase Ca2t Serge SiQtam's
'S'S ?. Joan C. Fo@ca.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-25

PAINTING. IN as uartot@ byanehes,
haadlcmey executed al this office.
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Forty Dollars Reward.

For aPp'ehendog snd Gsuring in any gaoI in
the united States, 70 that get him again,
Negro II B " Err;
TIE is hout, hrong, and active fellow
i L underaands plantation bufnefs we'll and is
COED lhoemsker he is about 81 years Old,
about fees or 10 inches high he has iom.
cid fears from whip which he Ieceved ievsn-
iesr years ago fer running away; he has been
my property eyei Gnce ard do not recolled
that he has ever been corrected fnce, athoug
often deferved it; he has mother in Fanquier
county, Virginia, the property Of Mr.. John
Bronanght, and have been Informed he WAS
fcen on the road enquiring fer fad place, with
PATS letting forth that he was fee man, and
my name affixed 10 fomc of tIrn, all of winch
are forgeries; and will give farther reward
os Forty Dollars to any perfon that will inform
me of the perloA or perfons guilty Of the FORGE
ry, provided they are convicted Of tEe fame.
Tie above Gave went off 2sth July, 1905.
THOMAS WEST,
AuguR II. d
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WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER. IS, 1906.
t. AZ O tt CE.

THE late Copartr~rfhip of Benx<tt q WAHs,
is diiolved by mutual content, on rho gift OF
Ausuis lse. All thoie indested, will pleaie
make payment to Charles Bersttt, to whom the
debrs are aligned, and thofc having claims will
apply 10 HIN 70, payment.
Charles Bennett,
John Watts.
September rs. dSpO,
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PUBLIC S ALE.

By virtue OF decree of the Court OF the United
States for the fifth citcuit ia the Virginia
diRriet, pronounced at the May term, 1903,
in behalf OF ROBERT BIRD againit Jghab
Naf(au and Jobn Lovs will be fold to che
hiqheR biddrs for ready money,
u N ESTATE or PLANTATION, IN the
N county OF Prince William, called Buck
lan4-and one in the county of Wesmoreland,
called Cbaniak; for the purpolc OF raiilrg the
(um of twelve th1uisnd dollars with intereft
thereon. to be computed after the rate OF five
per centum per annpm, from the 10th day o.
November, 1875; and the further fun OF nine
thouland four hundred and fifty four dollars and
eighty eight cents, with like intereR, TO be CON-
puyed from the 10th day Of May, 1898.
The iale of the above mentioned eitsses will
be made or the prcmifes; that of Buckiand TO
take place on the 18th day OF October next
from which only the fun OF eight thouland three
hundred and forty.Gx dollars, with intefeR, AT
FIX Der csnturn per annuD, TO be computed from
the ,th day o; July, 1877, and the sxpence OF
fa!e rfereof is to Ne RATED, and the reildue from
th4t called Cban,ily, the fale OF which will take
rsace on tic 9th day OF the fame month.
Benjamin Moiby, D. M,
Jofeph Scott, NJ. V. D.
Seeienher E. dti4th O6.
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September s.
Mutual Iniurance Office,
RIcHMoND, Sept. 5th, iSc

RIcHMoND, Sept. 5th, 1905.
T-RE members Of @he Mutual Infurance Com
pany sga,na Fire on Goods and farnltare
in the aa.e Of Virginia, are hereby notified that
iecaod tall quota is found to be necefary, and
is hereby called for, to be paid by each member
Of this company 10 the calhier- general on or be-
fore the 6re day of Ottobersnext.
The members OF this company will De pleaed
10 take noric-, that all who fail to comply with
this fcquiiton will ceafe TO be injured after the
day 6xed on for the payment Of the faid quota
an,ii payment is made. And in order to place
this initiation on a respectable footing. IT is
deemed necefary TO motion Immediately asainf
all deliaqucnts-- that no indulgence need be
cxpcsaed after the 6rt day OF Otober next.
Benjamin Da.VI, Preiident.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-25

Alexander Smith & Son
Haze jga reetiOed from on boord the brig Ma
ria, trom Lbbon,
~ boxes of LEMONS,
Ii uncommon, good order.
They alto keep, as yua!,
Sugar. in hhds. and barrels
Jamaica Rum, in hhds.
Loaf and Lump Sugar
New England Rum, 10 barrals
Sal,, Of different kinds
Imperial and Young HyfoD Teas
Whiikey, by the hid. and barrel
md other GROCERlE as ulual all Of
which they will fell low for cas, or exchange
for county produce.
N. &. We ALTO continue to keep complete
afIortment of BOLTING CLOTHS, and icie6t
the beit FLOUR for family ufe, and will give
the higbea price for FLAX-SEED.
September I9. d4w
The Subscriber has jult Received,
Ind xozy sftrs for Sale, at biz Stare in Kmg.
fyeet;
A few hundred weight foft ihelfed
Almonds 81 boxes Liibo Sweatmsat, OF
hyperion suslity, and large saoftnent OF Lis
bon Rafkets of various fzes.
In addition to The abeUe, he has ala en- bard,
A complete aaortment OF CoNFEc-
TIONARY,
All Of which he will fell either by wholefsle
or retail, remarkably Lew for cath.
Matthew Eakin.
Mr.
September 70. a6t
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RYE W4alShEY.
50 barrels arong and fine favored Rye Whia
key,
4 few togH,eads prime rstailing Mclafss, I.
10 I-s cheits Yourg H, (on Tea, OF q very
fap!'or qgaity,
Aaorted Paleat Slot, and variety Of Dr:tlth
Gunpo.deT, from 10 rrsoie bsttle- with a
general afIorment ct Liquors and Groceries
FOR SALE, by
MandevlAe 6 7amson.
September rs. =
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LAND for SALE.

l have about 1000 acres of Land,
equal to any in the fate of Kentucky, Iying
near Lexington, which Will great bargain,
the title indifputaole, and an old military
one. The terms OF the fse will be made low,
and very lengthy credit given on conGdera-
bic Fart of the Purchafe money. I'hofe gentle
man who intend TO fe,te 10 the Rate, and who
win TO purchafr, may find it their intcteft to
call upon me. have the certificate OF the hon.
Jeba BrArkesridge, Efq. and others, hee,ng
the title, htnation, quality, quantity ard value
Of this property.
John Luke.
Aueuh &. off
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.[No. 1896.
DilIolution of. Copartnerfhip.

TIE ,Copartnsrfhip hitherto fulfilling urder
the firm Of .5ghtb Riadlet q ce. Of Alexsudria,
was dliul,cd the ara inHapt, by mutuai con.
fen,: All perfons tia, are Indebted to. OF that
have claims on the fame, arc ttqueGcl to cone
forward ard iettIe, it rs deGrahie to clofe the
concern as (oon as poaible. Tbofe whdfr ae,
counts are of lorg Handing arc particularly re.
quehcd to attend to this Rotiee, and make
payments to enher of fhe fuhlrrlbess.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF A!cxsndsia.
gJAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore.
S~ctrrrher rs. IT
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RYE W4.lSkEY.

S@rtrmbsr rs.
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Ground-Rents for Sale.

an THURSDAY, The 4th day of Oaobcr
~ next, between the hours of twelve and
oae, will be Sold, to the highef bidder, for
ready money, at the Coffee Houle, :wo teparate
Grouod Rents, ftcured by valuable Lots in this
town, for Gao II 8 Virginia Currency.
]. II. Hooe, Alfgnee
Of tbs eltate o, Joba GAI--a bankrupt.
Ssptember s. OFF
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John Luke.
off
Aueua s.
N O T | G E.
FORTY DOLLARS Reward.

Snaytd or St0ltn en- Msndey a;gbf ieA, fran the
Jadje,ibers,
4 SORRkL HORSE, with far on his
\ forehead, has faddie mark on his left fde,
bob tail, years old. Whoever takes up the
faid horfe and delivers bin to rbe fubfcribes,
Gall have ten dollars reward and for the thief
forty dollars.
MARSTELLER e YOUNG.
September 20. DIFF
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publtt saIe.

IN TUESDAY next,
.,.,.,E. will be fold at the Vendus Store,
a'l' r u M
-. and bis. French Brandy in pipes.
sa;o pipes aad bis.
s ssau $ ssna Apple Bandy 10 bis.
' s- i hbds. risrcss and bis.
4. ,: ,si . ,. s,;g and boxes
U Il;a il kegs, boxes aud jars,
gy,iaksgs and frails,
os,.o,. Ware 10 crates,
E HI0lUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
&c.--ALso,
A Variety of DRY GOODS.
among which are
cloths. Coatings, Keriemeres,
nsRs,, Plains, Kesfeys, Negro Csttons,
S,s, EIaRick., blue FREEZES,
c,inaucocs, RuHels, Yarn Stockings,
Cs;a.zss and Csllicocs,
Irlh Lia.us, Silefa do.
0,p,burps and Ticklenburgs,
Muslin and Muslin Handkerchief,
India Muslias and Table Clothes,
nndanna Handkerchiefs,
C.lOurd Threads, Hats and sundry other
'','' Philip C. Ma5fellsr.
Dc 90
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

s-SHEi Trutecs Of the town of PROVIDENCE,
4 having thought it exp1iient 10 pefpoac
the Sale Of the fcyera LOTS in the faid town,
advertiied 70: fale on this day, until MONDAY
the z:f day OF 0aober next. Notice Therefore
IS giOsa, That the fad 'Irutees will, on that
day. proceed to expofe TO Pe BLlC SALE, Tor
ready MONEY, the leveral LOIS in the faid
town, ssreaabIe to the act OF aiIambiy eastl:lh-
iag tie fame.
Charles Little,
w. Payne,
Richard Fitzhugh,
H. Gunnel, jun.
VIM. Middleton,
Daniel McChichelter,
Francis Golfer,
Daniel Lewis,
John c. Hunter.
MONDAY, the 10Th day (2s)
OF Augua, 1906. atf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11

" Vindication,' muft prevent any confder-
able notice of that Part of the quoted para
graph, which Pretends that Mr. Jeferron
was +" cut off from all thoic little intereRs
which agitate the mind and force men in
to collifcn with each other i and that cart
which iays-that Mr.. Jeferfon Z" in the high
Office which he at prefent fills, furpaaes ev-
en- our mott favorire ftatefinen IN the i'm
Portance of his Gerviccs." The cafe Of Cal
lender contfadiets the frf ahertion. he
means employed by MIR. Jeferfon to dcfrov
an opponent and raife himftlf into Office ,cx.
pole TOO itrong trait in his character,
tor the iPonge of the Enquirer to wipe a.
way. AS to the latter afertion, that Mr..
Jeferlon in his prefent office furpafes our
mott favorite itatefmen, in the importance
Of his fervices it is too bafe an attemnt 70
dePreciate the worth of Warrington to re-
qulre comment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11

actors will loonI 60 of the fagc, and our
places will be filed BY new generation
a generation thar may reafonably be txpec-
ted 10 act IN part virtuouny or viciouny ac-
cording to imPre(lIons it is now receiving
With free pc ople Especially, it IS an OBJ
je6t Of infinite importance, in political as
well as in a moral view, 10 educate their
children in the beit manner pofIibly for
upon this point depends, in a great meafure
the happiness or miiery of the remotef ages,
as well as Of the age that VIII next fucceed.
The people Of a free government fhould
afford 70 every family, the means of being.
acquainted with thofe common rudiments Of
learning which are eHentially requifte for
the due management of the ordinary buff
nefs Of life'-This, however, (though fadly
neglected in many di9ri6ts Of this extenfive
oountry,) is but an uncomfortable part,
comparatively, of what ought to be COM
mon education. In educating children
whether in fchools or in the families TO
which they respectively belong, it ought
ever 70 be the principal object to form cor
rettIy their tempers, their morals and hab-
its TO inipire them with laudahe ambi-
ton 70 excel TO check their infolence and
teach them fubordinaton aud patient fub-
mifEon to reafonable reRrainIs; and to lead
them to acquire fuch habits Of indufry,
frugalty; and love Of order, as will ellen
italy conduce both to their own welfare and
20 their becoming utefu citizens.
With people enjoying the bledings of
freedom and deiirous of pefpetuatinp thof-
;nehimable bIeGjng5 the prefcrvaGon of
pure morals among tbemfelves and due
training up Of their children by virtuous
education, lhould be the frft and the laft
Of their cares.-Compared with thefe great
objects, the various matters which are
ufually the topics of political difpute, are
OF very inferior confederation, ike tyth-
ings OF mint, anift, and cummin, in M
PARTON with the weightY matters of the law.
Here then let all honeft lovers of coua-
try (however widely they may differ upon
inferior points,I agree 10 a6a in CONCERT.
Here is unbounded fcope for the exercife
rs r"tr's.'f-', ,--Pcrlons- of all olaar4o-~..l
OF both iexes, may eflentialy promote Jhe
public interef by promoting good morals
in fociety, and BY their iedulous attentions
particularly to the morals and habits Of
tuch children and youth as are under their
eipecial care.
Will people at length be perfuaded TO
lay aide their bitter di(putes about modes
and forms Of civil polity, and to attend to
the things which Immediately concern the
efence of our political freedom and nation
al happinefs2 2