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FOR SALE,

On credit Of months at the Eagle tavern. on the
25th March eniung
\ Certain tract or parcel of LAND, lying in Pa
~ trick county on Mayo river, containing $50
acres more or lefs, being that ta lately owned by
John Spencer and fold by virtue of deed of .ru for
the benefit OF Dunlop, Pollok & Co. COL Geo. Penn
OF Patrick, will thew the land any perion dpoed to
Purchaie. An undifputed title with general warran.
tee, will be made the purchafer on payment of the
money-undoubted fecurty will be required.
PROSSER & MONCURE, v. Ms.
February 49,
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with Boots or Shoes as well as if they were on the
Pot...~...~A--the length of the Boot..C-round the
Calf....B-the pitch of dtto."D-round the heel and
initep....E-round the infep.~.G-acrofs the ball of
the foot. Fix the heel aganft perpendicular, and
Rick knife at the end of the great toe-fet down in
figures the number of inches and quarters, in the diff
ferent meaiures. January | rptf
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NOTICE

q LII beyjSn5 iadrLicd 10 Be late firm of BUCHA-
1 4. NAN, DUNLOP u co. Of Peie,Jgvrg. RIO.
BERT POLLOK u co. Of R;e5,goad, ami DUN
LoP, POLLOK u co. Of Afasa5,fey, are be,e5y
Noijfed that Ja1ef Dmiae, hs gdrigey in ar aJs@,
ea@ess1s, has t-sos7e SpreJgre he oufq7a;7g deb
t5y SgH@ef@ys be Piesdto mule eay1cut 10 mr. YoJ7
Io1sthiT, Tss7' IN Rie51osS Or re lgfs,ie- refArg
IN PHeJsy2 alaas ere awborycSfo rzale e7ile7io5i
and grant @sba,gese 70W bs iaysyisf4etef e,,v
@s.eaaagainf all Soso 40 asi male saysns ko,< ID, I'm
Of Fs6,aa,y nssf
JOHN nCNLOP, Lifs,ney
fv Jams loUNLCP.
PsfesSgg Me-. -, 1904 M
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a TRACT OF LAND.

'FiE (a5s,i6rr aFsys for aie, 4 TRACT OF LAND, on
7O5if6 be at frgnt r5ats, Gtpated in tie county Of
S5fn'rela"d, and 6ouadd BY TIE yivers Potomac and
feOe0m0eo 1dif traa contain about Vrn 6uad,ed acre,
Fr'Tg H'7o ground, one baT frobieb htLy covered
F'i5 Vf'y Va"a6ff Pine and oak timber and the 0 7Oei
JHfed of6e culture ee~a and EnaH grain the Efuafion
Vr,y beaIby and bm9ome onr eommand;qg an exteaGVs
~isTO up, and bOaaaJ Vitrv dozOa tie Potomae TIE
t0ntrr' TO 705e6 biS land il Immediately afiatbd afford
IN a6n7df'rs and 7ob great eo7Venae TIE fueR ovey,
s1dqo8 ay0i in their yoa and E9 ia grcat yariety
1aa Of brfaF kiadt throughout TIE gear. III. pwsBa-
Jrn'aY baVetbe FOek ene Pep aaSbqg together 7yitJ
De fmpAncaf' gf6gglnd,y he plantation. One BALI
tie amount g fHrebgf mgRb paid at the tine of takiag
Pagan, -obieb nay b. bad 7ub tie eigG IF t6e brrSt
Je9r 70i@ asiadlmabh ej ay The ,cuaiade,, f7geivs
a7'"fIi credit willie gfVcn on Say.n. Lcag aHa7o,iy
jfs2reL
Alexander PARKER.
Wga~0rfia41, lNa,sL H. (fe44o.J
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c 0 ~ d 1T I o " S.

I. The ENovIsER will appear twice
week....During the FELTON, of Congrefs
aud the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or a supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
IL. Terms payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS from thofe who
do not fubicrbe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
ihall be inherited for Jeqeuty-fve cents
the tirft time, fttr cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional iniertion tbirty-tbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
Nv. SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertifements inherited for ftiy cents
the firlt time, and tbirty-fbree cents
for every additional infertion.
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NOTICE.
Mutual In(urance office, Richmond, March 4th
1Sa5.

1885.
HE memberJ Of fbe mutual Jqfpranee Com
pany agaiaR fire on Gaod5 & Furniture in
'5sFHfe ofp1ygiaia, are particularly tequeJqe4ifa
meet at fbs Eaid office, EITHER in Sc3oa or bgbroey
or Monfag tie Stbefhex moafb (dbrH) on b3-
E"1J 2ftbe atneF Importance TO the co,abohy.
IN referring to TIE olFarfieIe otfibe Eongifufi-
on Of The fsid eom6aay, IL zviH b. found int no
"e0a6er Is az prEjsHf mjlte@, ar can b., until a
"'esfi1g I6aH be eoHDencd, and certain rules anil
rsy"atf0H5 eotnblisd Eoif5 qV5itb, qeifbofbernaf-
fe'J Of 1qeb eo1cgasHee rsgyisrJ II g>ee1lry mt
here soQid be a. Rrid compliance syif6 .se a59ve
reputation.
BENJA.NINDy-YlL, P,s64eui.
(e7, s.OJ
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT y SHOE MANUFACTURE Err,
MAIN-sTREET, RICHMOND,

Ne AXES Boots & Shoe.
lF4 to any pattern or fafh-
ion, equal in point of Ma
TERIALs and WoRKMAN.
snIr to any in general ufe.
% Imported Doors and
SHOES, of the firft quality
and newell faihion, for fale.
e. Gentlemen at a diff
lance, who are difpofed to
forward me their meafure
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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ADVERTISEMENT.
IALI I'm IuI NIIsIN
To be SOLD to the higheR bidder, Oh a

To be SOLD to the highea bidder, OH credit Of
twelve months,
LIVE TRACTS of LAND, belonging to the efiate
J. of Thomas Anderfon, dec viz One IN Camp
bell county, of 400 acres, lying on both fdes of the
main road, on the branches Of Beaver Creek; this
tract to be fold at next April Campbell court, being
;hc sth day Of the month.
One in Botetourtcouy off acres, lying on Cataw-
ba creek this tractto be fold at next April Bote-
tourt court, being the lth day Of the month thele
two fales to be attended by Mr. Anthony Dibre, who
is hereby fully authorized to aa for the executors of
the aid Thomas AuderiOn
One Of 400 acres, one of l47 acres, and one of so
acres, lying in Buckingham county, the two former
on the waters Of Rock III md creek, and the latter
one on Iryng's ferry road. Thele three lat tracts
20 be fold at next May Buckingham court, being the
18th day of the month. Bond with approved Ce
turity will be required, to bear intereR from the
date, but hplnctua!y paid the ntere ball be reni.
ted
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daftiol, SaIes.

THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.
ETIILL in future LsH at tie PORE occupied BY M. U,
Harsoek y &C. on Wra,etaays in each 4oeek !;
md AZ f6fir g5sze, ard Friday, as giaaL
Dee. Il, 1904. eptf
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WIN. M.KENZIE g Co.
HAVE FOR SALE-4ooo Dollars Militia
: Z ~ CerfifeafeJ, BEARING nfereR at ter
ecat. 0adRoek efthe Bnnk ef Vi,ginia.
February 90. epf
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NATH1 ANDERSON, &
ROBERT RIVES
Ex'rs of Thos Anterior, dec
Albemsrle county, March 10, 1905. ids.
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afrannria DatIp apberttssr.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II.

The Important Intelligence
On peace with Tripoli, and freedom to
h'tiaie American captives, is completely
conhrmed BY the following article: but,
eHsc'ed, asit appears, by different. and re.
,aer LESS pleasing measures than those
ss's'oiore stated blythe arrival at S lem,
&c But although it proves tina our spirit.
ssand enterprising oantryman, Gei.e al
a'Gs, was not the negocia,or for the DE-
saaNs achievements in question, still 1t is
savs probable that his glorious and splen-
u'a operations in the interior of the coun.
w. SgLened down the iafsxibiEty of The
a0'de Bashaw into something like modsra,
.o' and, no doubt, produced his brecipi.
~"s Of compliance with the terms OF
t'aCe' BAR. Amer.
tsss i'Ao1Utng extract zpe copy from a
eaer, N the hands gfa commercial friend
' 6. from an obfcer on board the Can
3@'stion, dated
,tan MALTA, June %, 1905.
* our differences with Tripoli, have at
r r~Saoeee completely and in my mind no..
..' 4oY settled, through commodore Rod
SS 81 Lear, and it has been done
~ SaOu' hiring single shot at the city,
~. "s Efms on which the peace has been
i S.''uaed, will be made known to you
'uSn The proper department. The out
s,;,. - Slllhere state: first an exchange OF
Wv .'oOers was agreed upon, so far as they
s NV say SO. For the remaining 2i3 we
-, ~. oo,oooo dollars without consular
s s;,SIasl's, annual tribute, or any other con.
v s.,aslon' All the American prisoners
,Ds released previous 20 the signing Of
ann, "s 81 or acomphance on our part witt
sbs aui the stpulations--which evidently
sS nov anxious the Bashaw was to enc
very anproftable contesthe had been Sc
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$50 in the latter case, A could not pre-
vent the trespass of c, because it was I'M.
possible tor A to raise sailors and courage
enough to do it.
With respect to the plea; if the case
had been, that a and G had jointly con.
tracted to pay B a SUM o. money, there is
40 doubt but tina, the plea would be main
talnable, because B by releasing { from the
contract, and upon that destroyed contract
1t was that A was made responsible to b.
The release of one would have operated a
release 10 the other.
But the injury for which redress was
sought by B, was tort for which c be-
came responsible to B, not on contract
jointly with A, but for tresbGss commit
ted independently of A and tor which A
also became responsible, not On contract
Jointly with c, but fora distinct t0rtious
act against b, 0rom that committed by CD
in'permtting g., condemn and sell IN the
ports of A. Now lftwo persons commit a
tresbass Jointly, it will not be contended
thar, the release of one will be pleadable
in bar by the other, because each trespass~
or is liable for the whole damage, aud is
separately contemplated by law as guilty of
a distinct act, as relates to himself; and
therefore, although the injured person may
NOT prosecute, or May absolutely discharge
one trespasser, yet the omission of one of
the ,resspassers in a suit, or having given
a dischsrge to the onenot Included, viii not
bar the remedy againstthe other co-trePass-
er.
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Valuable PROPERTY for >ale.

- u
The fub(crber, anxious to clole his outtanding
concerns, with u, delay efrs FIR Ials, the
following PROPERTY wv.
His Houles and Lot, On Oronoko
and Warrington ftreess.
18 Acres of Ground, on The commons of Alex.
andIia, near the powdc- houle.
His Wharf, with Warehou(c upon it.
Fourteen Lots OF Ground contiguous to the
wharf. on two of which are Framed Houfes.
Guaied for buGnels.
A Houic and Lot on King Areet, with Ware
houfe behind, on public alley.
A Maiety of a. three aofy Brick Houie on
Wafer Rreet and of Lot adjcining-at Prrlcnt
occupied by d Cor Ksnns9y.
A Lot of half an acre, fouth.eaR corner OF
F,irfax and Gibbon ffee,s.
A Lot on St. A(aph's Rreeh near Prince
frert
Two Lots on Queen and Wellington Areets.
An undivided fourth part of $1,000 acres OF
Land, in Spottylvania county, on the Kappa
hammock river, a few mics above Frederick isurg
AID Falmouth. The advantages OF this tract, IN
W alter carriage, mill leafs, an inexhauitibte guam
ti,y of iron ore of the Gff quality, wood, cgc.
Their with farte'ing project of pitt coai, are
70 great as to merit the attention OF monied men'
A company is about forming for the erection OF
iron works, &C. upon this land, and if carried
into eject, ten flares in the fald company wall
be difpofed of il lieu of the land
As33 and one third Acres of Land, in B'ur.
bon county, (Keneucky), near Lexington laid
:. CevcAjerh quality
aSs7 md one third Acres of Land, in lin.
coin county, tKentucky1.
400 Acres Of Land, in Wood county, Wiz.
1000 Acres Of Land, in Hardy county,
Virginia
A Eoufe end Lot, in Leeiburg.
A large quar,ttv of Timber, conflains OF
chefrut and other kin aanding near the Great.
Fails Of Potomac; which, nay be conveniently
sfanfporred by wafer to Georgs- Town. Waih.
ington, and Alexandria.
AIa-Sundry Ground Rents in Alexandria.
To thofe who with TO invef their money to
advantage, or TO whom the lublcrlber may be IN.
Jebted, he vii! make tales On terms very bench.
cial to either. if fpcsdy application is made to
him.
h.r He hereby gives notice to all Perfons IN
dehted to him, that if their accounts are not Ia
,isfseaori!y fettled by the irf of November next,
Goits will be commenced without refpe6 to any.
WILLIAM WILSON.
Sertsnber II: eoI3t
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From the Charleston Times.
COMMUNE ALTON.

The. recent expedicnt resorted to by a
foreign minister, in obtaining the opinion
of able iurists of the country to which he
is sent. upon the merits of political con-
troversy existing between his owa and that
nation, for the purpose of influencing the
adjustment of it, is a novelty III diplomatic
history.
The philanthropist might be led TO re-
rejoice at the example, as leading to the
introduction of more satisfactory and less
sanguinary mean of settling national differ
ences, than has usually obtained. But the
statesman will feel alarmed at the mischiefs
which might result to his country from
such practice, when the opinion is taken
upon an exparte statement, TO perplex ne.
gociation, and procrastinate accommoca
ton.
Whether such were the objects in the
present instance, OF not, might be reason
ably inferred and determined from the
Kramer in which the case was stated, and
the opinion procured.
But, such an enquiry is rendered unne-
cessary for Americans TO make On the pre-
sent occasion; as the iucorrectness of the
opinion given, Is capable of being made
manifest, even to those who have erred in
the formation of it
Ia the opinion adverted to, two grounds
are taken for its uppor'--that to maintain
the claim against A, would be to require
the performance of an impossblllty by that
power, which nations are not any more
,han individuals bound to perform and
that the release by b to c of BIS right to
indemnity from T., operates release TO
A. SO that if suit were instituted by B
against A, these counsel for A would
1st. Demur to BPS claim as predicated
On the face of it, upon the exaction of an
impossibility to have been performed by Is.
I'd. Plead release of BIS claim against
A.
To support the demurrer, the cases of a
promise to go TO Roa'e in three days; and
tia, man in London shall cover house
in Hampshire, while he is in London,
would be cited. True, these are impossi-
bilities; the. efore, the party who accepts
of such promise, knows at the time the
folly of requiring the performance of them,
because they arr physical impossibllities--
but if man not worth cent, give his
pronissory note for The payment of thou
sand dollars immediately, is not this also
promising to perform an inaposabihty ?
And yet this promise is good, because 1t
is not physical but moral impossbility.
Now, was it a physical or moral lmpossi.-
bility which A was required to perform
Surely moral one only--as in the case OF
.he poor man giving his note the thing
stipulated by him to be done was not IN Its
nature impossible, if he had money enough
to paw the same. So the preventing OF {
from making convenience of AS terri
tory for C's unlawful purposes, was not an
ac, in its nature impossible, and which Is
insisted upon should have been prevented
but at most, as in the first case, the pool
mao canno, perform his promise, because
| il is impossible for him praise the money
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WILLIAM BIRCH,

Informs THE LADIES and GENTLEMEN If ALEX.
ANDR1A, that, intending TO rtmaia in this eli.
~ iszv qveeks, be pa,pett, rteeiving 0rdtrs Jar
DORTRAITS in enamel executing Like
L neGes in water colors filing up Prot!es in
an elegant ayle-and exhibiting tor fale, four
New Pla,es-lubjees: The City of New York,
Ph.ladel phia, Mount Vernon, the new Bridge o.
yer schuyEklll river, Philadelphia. He has
room next door to Mr. Guy A,kinfon's, Fairfax
Rr,et--where he wines to thew his abilities and
receive orders.
September n.
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Fr0m tie Isle Of France.

FT0m the Isle OF France.
AbrI 12.-sYo have heard of the CAP.
tnre and condemnation of the Penman /;
tits only necessary therefore for me to add
few particulars of the unfortunate termi.
nation of our voyage
We left, Batavia with cargo of sugars
and spices for Muscat before getting out
of the Streights, captain Coffin and five
men were taken sick; apon which 1t was
judged prudent, to order the ship for the Isle
Of France, to procure men and medical as
sstance. When in sight of cur port we were
taken by the British ship Tremendous and
semitic Ceylon, where our ship, cargo, and
private adventures, were condemned. The
reasons assigned were: that we were on
an illegal voyage, that's, going from Flush
ing to Batavia, and thence 70 Muscar. The
Judge further said that going from an enc.
my's colony to a neutral counry,where she
did not belong, was likewise illegal. But
the fact was, the ship was valuable and
tempting prize to British cupidiy. On.
our return,o this place, We received from
captain Dixon, and Mr.. Van Har,en, su.
-petcargo of the Columbia of philadelphia,
every mark Of attention which could be die
tated by hearts of generosity and honor
Their goodness shall never forget"
True diner
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cHARLESTON, September7.

CHAkLCovA OA>, ~
Md >, his house IN this city, on Wed.
law J last in the sd year Of his age, the
n n.',r,ble aud highly respectable general
I s,s,ebAey Gadsdsn.
r.. long and meritorious services OF
nos, venerable and lamented citizen
80, we'll known to has country to
s sar. alengthy recital of thems here
d. d.. tito say. that he is one of the earli-
4 Dl, us,r;o,s of Carolina, and the revolution,
8 1s,s = ) soldier 10 the field, as statesman
oar councils, and in the private walks of
y citizen, his whole life was devoted TO
i, service Of his country
a; esrIy as the year one thousand seven
hadrsd.a1d sixty FIVE, he was appointed
'I,I,aa,e 10 meet delegates, from the o.
aer pirts Of the continent, at New York,
0cooosoI. on measures TO ward off the dam
=, ,h,t thsn threatened America. The
Sboosious acts of the British parliament
,b.o complained of were soon after repeal
I'd,
few years after when oppression again
mad. lis appearance, anil it was found ne
u,sary TO oppose it by arms, general Gads-
&a early appeared by his writings and ex-
snulr. to animate his countrymen to join
h the righteous cause. Throughout the
rduous conAicrhe shared In all their dam
nrs and difficulties. When this city. was
compelled TO surrender to the superior
arms ofthe enemy, in the year one thou
sand seven huadred and eighty, he became
a prisoner; but SO much was his influence
dreaded by them, that instead of permitting
hiato enjoy the terms of the capisulauon
he was seized, with several valuable and
enterpriiziug citizens, aud sent to St. Au-
gStine, where he underwenta rigorous &
close confinement. On the return of peace
he was restored to his country. He was
Immediately called TO her councils, and for
number OF years represented this city in
the legislature. He was constantly re-elect-
sdtOhls trust, until finding the in6rmiiies
lot age approaching, and beholdipghi his coun-
|try happy in the government of her choice
be chose to retire from all public bust.
hess.
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This is to give Notice,
September II

THAT the fubfcribcf, Of Alexandria county,
1 in the diftria Of Columbia, hath obtained.
letters of administration the perfonal eltate OF
Ro5e,t B,o1vx, late Of the county afdseiaid, de.
ceafed ali perfons having claims agsinit the laia
deceaf.d, are hereby warned to eShibit sheri
with the voucher, thereof TO the fubfctiber, on
OF before the Sd day Of November sext, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit TO fai'.
eAate. Given under my hand, his sd day o.
Auguf, 1906.
DIXON BRITTINGHANG, Aam'r-
AuguR 8. 2awzm
N. B. All perion. indebted 30 the above eli
gate, are requeaed to make immediate paymen
TO the administrator.
az The highelt price given tor
clean Linen Rags, by the Printer or
this paper,
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,..,;e. had lost bis water and deck
Iosd 'qp ~ ~, 90, long. 6s, 80, Mary
s5'Aa a II; from BALTIMORE, tor Porto
siso, o. y, 81, IS, long. II. 80, was board
s = h, h. Vanguard, British ~ hayi0g
d BY i .as IS sail of merchantmen, and
us. .''a P1T,. Revenge, Easton, from Mar
iin,'o = ~ = s.. Thomas, brig Sea Flower
J, L .ss,n,. for Baltimore;'in 10 days; ship
S VIZ Of Philadelphia, from Baltimore.
Flour 8 dollars.
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lons engaged in with the Americans. -.---
The Iripoll,an prisoners were not deliver
ed TO the Bashaw until the frigate Conssi-
tuition had left Tripoli with the Americans,
arrived at Syracuse, received ON board the
Tripolitans. and returned to TripoG; and
ali this was done in - days"
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PUBLIC SALE.
IA M AIC A R y M.
7uR Receivsd, BY the flip William and
Tnhnn

70 Puncheons, we'll favored Jamaica RUM,
Of high proof, that will be offered for iale ar
Ramiay's wharf, on WEDNESDAY at 8 o.
clock in the afternoon. Terms made known at
the time Of iale.
P. C. MarReller.
September 9. q
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The Doors to be opened at 6, ard the Pc
Torrance TO begin precitely at I.
Adm.ttancc One Dollar.
ET Tickets TO be had at Mr.. GApsBY', bar
and az the THEATRE.
Gr Should the weather prove unfavorable,
the entertainments will be pofponcd until the
frf fair evening.
Sebtemb<y II. ..s.~-
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SPO lSWOOD LIpSCOMBE.

Departed this life, about three weeks Gree.
IN the Hover of her ace, Mrs. Hannah Ciarks
FAR, the. amabIe comfort of Robert S. LY.rc.
Eiq. of New-Kent county.
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December 8.
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY.

\ K. Mrs o'Reilly respectfully inform tle il.
~ Z habitahts OF Richmond that they have opened
an Academy the Capitoi hill, adjoining Major Do
vars Tor the education Of Young Ladies in the fn!l
lowing branches, viz:
The Engliih and French languages grarnaa,ically;
writing and arithmetic; hiiory, geography and
globes; muiic, drawing, and all kinds of work, viz
embroidery in chenilles, gold, FLYER k, &c. conn
prIng hgures rhetorical aud Ornamental Landscapes,
MOVERS ifuit birds, &c maps wrought in iks chez
miles, gold, &c. print work in figures or Landscapes
Cloth work in fruir, birds, flowers, &c 6laprer and
Varnhing in vaes, pyramids, b@nets, tea cadees a.
pergnes, &c grotto and lhell work artificial Rowers
tambor and drefdsn, eros fitch, fitch ,a2rlry,
&c blge and pearl work, painting on velver gapfe,
fix, veilum, &C.
NJ B. Terms for hoarders and day Scholars, made
known at the Academy
November 10. epIm