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China, has been pu5lifhc6 il, a foreign journal
Count Potocki, known by his hittorical In
bours, lis at the head of the embsffy and is as
companird, as zoologif, or naturalin, by a.
dams, who had before travelled with Count
MuGin-P afchkin to Mount Caucafus /; as bo,an-
30, physician and entomoloeift. by Rrdowiky,
formerly botaniit to Count Alexis Ra.umofskv /;
by Panther as mineralogiit and geologift; by
Schubert, as astronomer, and by Kiaproth Ju-
nio-, as phioiogin. The literati with their az.
iitants, painters, artfts artiIiccrs, and detach-
ment OF fifty men as a guard, fet out this day,
the 18th or May; but the ambailatlor hmfclf
will rot fct out Till fone time after. Their route
hes through Mofcow, Nifchney- Nowgorod,
kafan, Ekatarirnbuig, to the fouth OF Tobolis,
to Omik, koywan, lrkutzk, as far as Kyachta,
toe Kuiiian Staple on the border of Chiueir
Iartary. Here they are to wait for the a,nbaf-
fidor and the sCnineie Ta-dfchins, who are TO
etcort the RuiIan embaiiy, now coniiitng of
more than one hundred men, through the defert
OF fob and ke!low Mongolia. II is to be with
ed that the rciearches of thefe naturaiiits, from
who!e zeal and knowledge much may be ex.
peeted, fiould be the iefs limited during their
proereis through the country Of the Aiongo,s
and the deieit. as on the other fiae of the wall
the JeaioIiy Of the Chii.ef. win throw but too
many obftacles in their way. May the licences
derive as much advantage from this expedition,
as they have from other Millions of the Ruiiian
govern nent write this on the day when the
worthy teratl depart, and every one of your
readers will join me in my hearty with, that
they may return fate, and loaded with the mott
precious literary fpo;l!"
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coNNsr,sc o,

which added to his former Cock, completes an az.
iortnent that was e4aallsd in his line Of buff
neis, III this city.
He thanks his cuieon,ers for pan favors and hcpe,
to merit continuation of their cuon,. His former
attention to the quality of his Medicines importing
them in their crude Rate, that he mcht he ahe TO
judge OF their quality, and powderng and preparing
them under his ediste INFECTION have contributed
to his prefent etabliiinen,; and oppoftion he pre-
fumes wilnot relax his exer,ions give general la,f
faction infnture.
His experience for more than Ie years raft, as A
Pohecsry and Druggia in this city, added to FINAL
ttoek OF Medical Iniormatos acquired before enables
him, he thinks. to form toleraby GORGE, Judgment
as t" the quality Of Drugs and Medicines, although
ne cannot boat OF Donors e1syred bi greater than
the confidence OF numerous and respectable euGo-
mers. ~
In regird 70 his whaiefae prices he pron,ifes TO
tusn'ih each OF his whoeIae cuitoners with arr;n,cd
prize current, as ,op pohhie aud feels himfe cn-
hdent in their acprcbaticn knowing that no one in
this fate can afford % aoder-eli him. This he n-
tends to donor fsst s.,s eorers from ,berr, but to
feeure his nwn.
ANY ar.ieesthat may be ordered, and not arprov-
ed OF as quality, may beresurned if in good order
and IN reafoDablt time.
Jane 7. (sw&tO
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RACING.

NHE -NesU-sfsrket Fail MEETING ayW com.
\ oaenee, Hgyseablrto arejtlnfiou offbe 1JorkeS
C2ub, on t6e 4tb Tnl]aap in Dieter, 6rine the esd
Of the month, and continue S days, 4i&.
IN. APof SGvert,qakeJ far four yeary old colts
and fliies, three mile keats. eayyyiag, 1ooDs. on
each, tbe latter aAs7vrd 2lD5. entrance 900 dol
lars. play or paJ-7hiS race is ej7abiIt6ed BY Jom
baUing /nb/eribed.
I'd. The Jockey Glib Pure ef45o dolzayy, yow.
mile beatJ, ngrerablp TO the rules offbe oonrJe.
3d. The PROPRIETOR Pure efo25 dollars, lbree
mile heats, Agreeable 10 tbe fame rules.
4tb. n PeR SqOeeeRake5. for three years old rolts
and fhie5, tqco mile beats, carrying s6Ns. on
each, TIE latter ahosuea ei5s entrance 600 dollars.
play or pay.-2bsfs fakes are aLo ,eyqa6HGed,
Jonr bapi,,g entered.
STD. n Handy CAP Pure Of 200 4oIars, en-.
f,anee 80 dollars, 9 mile beats, agreeable to gen
sral rules Of handy Gaping.
The nboUe Szveeeydake5 to eisfetbe e5tb Of Sep
tember.
". B. Eq,ery dollar ofeaeb day'5 race fbs ero-
byietor pledges bimjslffo fee hing np at tie Rart-
'mg-peR; to reunasynte bimicLf for qubieb, and
biz ba1ing the eorf ia the bef order IL e4er qvaJ
in, toll euiH be collected ar tbsg gates each deg, 4.
4 aUbeeitnrriGgeJ, 6s
Man and borje, IS
Foot company, IJ6
Excellent Rd6ieage and litter .tfuniyHed race
boc/e5 ratiJ and the 4ery beR neeommodafion
far gcntlemsn, Their, ferUanft and 6orlSs.
RICHARD Bate,
T,eGjartr and Proprietor.
- Nezo-Mdr&et, sept. la. ea6aQ
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RUNAWAY NEGRO.

L IFTY DOLLARS REWARD. If ,,Ls, ,,,;,
fifty miies al II i,hmond, and one HUNDRED y1oI
'ars IL taken beyond IT, will he given 10 apnrehcrd
negro man named LEWIS, about thirty years of ape
WHO iai' night runaN sy from the fubfcrhers. He Is
very hout made, and about 6 feet 10, or & fee, ~
inches high; has mafcuipe conference.-the n,
wren he vent away, Ruila Drill Dab Coat and
rait''"ons; but hasa variety of other closthinr-
ne was formerly the property of Mr. Edward Hal-
Am of Hanover Town, where p.,tans r.. 49,, y.
yone-Ait matters o. vefesare fore " aired from h.
boring or carrying him away. under tie re7sty Of
the law. CUrTAT, S. ,, VI
September g. (tf
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MUTUAL INSURANCE OFFICE.

Ri-Smons, S:ei. 5tb, 1905
HE members of the Mutual Infurante Company
4 aganit Fire on Goods and Furniture IN the ilate
OF Virginia, are hereby notified that econd full QUO
ia is found to he neceary, aud is hereby called for
be paid byeach member of this company to the cail
Ter general ON or before the -frlt day of oelobc.
next. .t- =. .-... =. ...+t
The members of this company will be rlsafed to
take notice. that All who ian! to comply witf this
quiton will ceae to be injured after the day fixed
on tor the Payment of the faid quota until payment
is made And i'll order to place this nilituton oil a
respectable footing, it is deemed neceary to motion
immediately aganit all de!irquents-fo that TO intu
genoe need he expected after TIE fra day Of October
next. .sl BENZ pU.VAI p,sest
~ 7Sef,infsrs Of TIE Wfatse9er Gazette, .4lexan-
dfa Aavt'fjr, Norfal LelSGr, peferj5ure LuteAres.
efr' Frnlt,ietf5Hxg Hc'alS, LynebI,g Gas.i.- and
St""fo' ReVe7o are rt7p9so fu6i6 tie O1sOe qapl,-
hfnHe"t hHt6e "a Of o7sb~, AaS ad 1ei, GHls of ex-
pence 10 tie Pyi~eipai agent, Jaryaymeut.
Sept. 10.
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BENJAMIN sTETsON

/ INFORMS his friends and the public in general
he has Tor tale, 400 gallons Hollands Linieedol,
White Lead aad Spinih Brown ground in Oil.
Patent Green. ground.sin ditto. Verdigrile and
opan.lh Brown. dry; s by 10 Window Glais, & Put
y; "a, 81, I'd, Cd, Cd, lol, and GOD Nails, two
Oaks Spike Nails; Bar Iron, German and BLaered
steel; general aaorrnent of Iron Hollow Ware
ioahds. Molaiies, French Brandy, Weh-India aud
New-Engiand Rum, Tea, Coffee, Loaf and Brown
Sugar, Chocolate, Mems, fine and coarfe Shoes, La
CITES KID & Morocco and Leather Slippers; s Boxes
Cotton and Wool Cards aaorted half pint and quart
Iunolers FINAL invoice elegant cut glais ftoae ware
German ozenburgs, 5ofacks Salt, Novafcotia Grind
stones and many other artieltsn fore, which he will
fell cheap for cath or country produce
April 2.-(tawi 2m
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LAND-FOR s6IE.

/ ne County OF Luxembourg, iyng vi.h;n enc 40,
'of the con:t-honie, oar Sarc!r's creek tl.;s ;f
stneTed a.l.l f,y acre. one huac-,t
ana n'y ct wh.,hs ciesrsd cap,:uf;ahfy in.prove3
Tor eiecoaimod.tion Of fan,:,y This jmetis
iuited 70 the cultivation of Tobacco, Corn and VIII,
a great bargain may be had in this hand. Tn.
terms may De made known, by application to Ms.,r
Griei Green, OF Noto~ay, who is duly authorized 10
dlipoe Off, or the iu5lcriber living on the ors,..
JOSEPH Smith.
Lanenburg, Auguif 2-.1ep,s.
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MARSHAL,s sAup.

= virtue of decree of the eeur, ef the Un,,gs
Statesfor tie fifth, Circuit 10 the Virgi,,iar p-
tr,a' pronounced in May laa betyeen Jptn so.acr-
Vli,t plaintiff, and David Rofs defriaidant
ober ms xt TO the lsigheft tiGasr f5r ready
much OF die Tra9 of Land in CheG.f.eiS co;',Y
commonly called the Fsil. Plartatio, as viii h. i;s
cent to rsiie the sum Of two thoutand ore h.n,rd
and "enty one dollars and STcenrs, md tie c,t,.
mt and OF faie. The point at.,viich ,he ,,.rr.r-
sto begin his iurvey and tie direction in >ob.-h =
to run ms hnes will be deli coated On tie ca, c..e
which iale will be had on tie or,n,fe,.
JOSEPH SCOTT. knrG.Iy j.
Sept. 20, 1906. er,ds
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NOTICE.

ii Perions having claims sgainG the eftate OF
IN Benjamin Crerthaw, decd of Goochland cour-
~ are reqiefed to bring them forward properly au-
thenticated, or before the firn day of December
next; otherwife this advertisement will be pied in bar
agaiEt all claims exhibited after that date as the fut-
crhers are detrous of cong their accounts
as foon poiIi5le.
BERNARD SINS,
REUBEW GRENsH nv, 5 Executors.
bf.e. (f5fJ
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THE TRKAgtf2rp

The Broad. Rosls Jac<ey ej1A ;.l.es this f,sY,,or
- 70 INFORM thoie dellnquent members. agreeable
to an order of the fa;G Club, that lie hsjj sle(,C
the names of thofe who !al pay 10 their derc,..o
ees to him or to Mr.. WG,. Ball. who Is aulor.d -,
receive the fame. He hopes they viii hc po;p,.1 ~
paying up their fubieripiion on tie fra day Of r.,
Bfoad-Rock races. "
THOMAS CHEATHlsAt, TFcanirer.
September 10, 1905.
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NEGROES &c. TOR SALE :

Y virtue II two deeds Of ,run, made and e,..
2 euted by Samuel Garliei, OF King VILLAS,
county to me- the one for the rurpoie of fav.a,
harmlefs Mordeeai Abrslian,s of,le eid co,,,,. "a
hands bound US fcearity for the Cad Samuel x
debt duet Owl Row, and tie other for the rafBr[.
o. occurring the rayncnt Of deht due from The f.id
Samuel 10 John Temple Of King 6, Ooeep-f Nell
exPoie for fale for ready money at Kur. William
Court-houfe. on Monday The sj:h Of tbs prelstt
month two negro men Cone Of whom IS yeuJg ,,tyly
and vaiuabie) likely and vanable yocng rt gro w.
man, ard child. and large. elegant sed wen h.,J
bay mare, Ring Eve wears I'D
PEVERLEY ROBINSON Tiaars.
September 10. hd5
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HUGH J. CRAWFORD,

HAs joG received per the n,ip Planter, Captain
Il Boq!h, from Londan, his Fall fupriy of
90 DRUGS g MEDICINES,
which being laidin Under his own immediate infSee
ton, the quality may be dcrenaed on; and having
pdrehaed with cain, he is enabled to difpofe of them
ON the nsois moderate terms.
ALS0;
London White Lead, grd Copal Warmth,
in oil, .(Prufian B,ne
SPanih Brown, do. Patcnt Yellow,
Yellow ochre,. do. Verdgreafe,
Pant Bruihes ofall iizes, Stone ochre,
Beif Eng'iih Glue, Venetian Red.
Gold and slyerLcaf, Kings yellow, Sc.
He has.for fale, FEW bottles Virginia Cater oil,
OF the fame quality as that lately fold at DR.. Grin.
cams. Sept. 90. o.,vsn
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PICKING VINEGAR.

NROCERS, Taveru.Keepcrss and Private Fani,ie,
: = may be hPp6ed with VINEGAR of Z very
hyperion quality, by the barrel gallon CT lels quar-
THY and az an uncon,mnuiy low r,,re NV
HART * SOU1TCATE
oyIsfie pc sane ho,je.
hugun fe. cpzw&lawtf.
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MILIV4Rac CERrIEIc Aa.Ec &c

Il OK SALE, Certificates Of this fate, bearing III
terstt of per cent. and receivable at the Urea.
al, arrcsTages OF taxes rrier the year 7es.
May 10. IT,
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TO RENT.
THE BROAD.?oCE PAJT V43tc !

The BROAD-2oCK FALL RAcf3
tYH re.rrrree o. AfgnA.y, tLcb DAY e o5sG., ,.y
he hrit day will be flin, the sical9a ana ,rnJ
'ntereit'ns match race ever r.D IN Anrrica. be-
."ssn igr' iona Iayioss Eorte PRAcG MAxsR, =
years old, carrying liSbs and Mr.. ialI's ,,,T T,,
hizEL, years old, carrying Io6jbs running mild
heats, for 5000 dolls. $50
The End day--the Jockey GLIB Pur!e of 400 DOH,
4 mile heats. "'''
The Sd 'day--the ProPrietors pu-fe of go dol.
mile heats, carrying weigh, for age. prrce.bf. 80
the rules of the Jockey Club
The money run for each day VIII he placed il, ii
hands of the judges. W
here alto to be run, after the ,rear match r,,,
'e Zane day, another match for 2oa dolls fncia'
mile. W. H1'S
Proprietor Of he Fisd.
~ The uinal toll will he c-,l'eaed at tie gate,
eaeh cay racing All Peri"n' are reqncaed no. "a
bring their dogs to the feddring The races. as H.
will be thot without refpeG to he owners.
Broad-Rock, September 10, 1905.
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re iubieriber, anxious to difcharge every nun
place offer for fale for re:dy money. ,l,r res5a
Prop.rty for the benefit of his creditors: eony;n -,
flooSEhoID AID KITCHEN FUPNrl IJR z.
TWO g'od HoRSESandf undry Other articles.
M DAVID pAT"iEsoN.
Manchester, Auguil I6. (eptds.)
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WILLIAMSBURG RACES.

WILLIAMSBURG RACES.
NN WednefdaytIpe 3oib October, will be run for
~ over The Wliaaipfb,pg Cuurfe,- TIE Jozie,
CabPHylf OF -Four HUNDRED Dollars, lon mile heats
The day following, Tie Pyob,iacr's Pa,js Of Two
Hundred Dollafs, two ai;le heats.
WEIGHTS as FOLLOWS
Aged Horf-s i53 lbs
Il years old t2s
3 do. 1ls
do. LOG
do. 90
Mares aud CEILINGS allowed 8 lbs
Augua 20, 1905.
n Grbfcribers to the HifiianIfburg Jockey Club
are dsir:d to pay the amount Of their fubfcripton
money To Roler Ander(on, the TIeafurer, on or be-
fore tho frt day of O6ioier next
by Order fbe Chi,
JAMES SEMPLE, Sen'r. Seety.
ssptember G. Ftsoo
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TO BE RENTED.

MY HOUSE AMI L0T. eoon S5osiot-II21, in an
w airs b'eqfaat f'AoGoo.-Fer fc,D5 a6Siy 10 mr..
Sne7ag 4Cra7e, 7c5o jiy dnitayirlGy me, to treat
6r hcforr, orfo 1eEssfys'rr Pq6S6Ton may Be in
msiIa'eiy bad. WILLIAlN MANN
HsggG so. (FU
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MEDICINES,

DERUVIAN Bark, St2Slver Leaf.
i Jaiap, Caonel, Log wood,
lpecac, Rhubarb, Lip Saive,
NagneGa, Caihphor, sWindfor Soap.
Arrow Root, .Waih Balls. ,
Anderfon's Pills, -1, : Copai Warmth.
Batemans' Drops, White Warmth,
aqua forns, Spirits of Turpentine,
britiih oil, s Carn,ine,
CePhahe Snuff, Drop Lake,
Church's Cough Drops, 5 Dutch Pink,
Dafiy's Elixir, Z Flake White,
Daiieys CarminatiVe, Kings Yellow,
Gowiands Lotion. : Ivory Black,
Godfrey's Cordial, : Litharge,
Greenoughs Tmeture, Red Lead,
for the Teeth & Gums. White Lead, dry md
fiaeriem Oil, ground in Oil,
Hooper's Female Pills, s Walnu, Oil.
Hue Piaiters' Patent Yellow,
James's Fever Powders, PruiIian Blue,
Jeiuit's Drops, s .Rofe Pink,
Milk OF Roies, Blue Smalts,
Nankeen Dye, Spanih Brown and yell
squire's Elisr low Ochre, dry and
Steers OPodeldoe, ground in Oil,
Stoughton's Bitters, Icra-oe.Sienns
Tooth Powder, Turkey TIMBER,
fIeh Brulhes, Venetian Red,
Court Platter, ,Yerdegreafe,
Fig Blue, Veriniileon,
Spaniih Indigo, Stanini Whiting,
Gold Leaf, a. Linfeed Oil, &c. &c &c.
The above articles are warranted to be of the beR
fuairy-Reguar attention ard fair prices.
~ Physicians, or tho(e who buy to retail, will
perhaps find it their account to call and examine
Augoa so. I'D.
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TO NiLLERs, OWNERS, AND MANUFACTURERS
OF FLOUR.
TUE En5t5rider informs bis t5iendJ and lie
4 public fbaf be has Pareba/sd TIE tack of
Frencb Burr t'iree5 from Mr.. Tbomas Dooouan
and baJ again commented Ire makizP of BURR
MILL STONES near tbe bqyEu offbs canal, and
oPbghfe to the Hay Scales, sobere be has a large
quantity ofnrateriai5 and expects future eoaRGnt
JiYplieJ.
Tbe 6aEnefJ eUiHbe carried on by me 6eR 4oork-
men, and zviHbe eoAg6stlp Attended to by bi0lElf.
The experience be has lad induces Rim TO beiieTe
fbat he qOiH be 06iefo giVe gener0I Jafieta3iou.
He aJo bobeS fbnf bis old frisudJ, and fbe Dtblie
sriN again J5t1or him qUifb their commands.
Bring aveH negaaiHteI qDifb tie ,qanafaSInr-
Ing ofEoar, he eoW giqs the burcba/Srs of,Rones
tie bSR determination boqO to put the HoaeS 10 qoork
10 nd0anfaee-0nd goW oLo ebuje fo,. fboje qubo
d5fce IT, Batting fi9tbS G6apied TO qaoHiy offbe
Stones.
JOHN MoODT.
1879 Ss4t. (ep1sv.J
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!. BENy-zA1LN pu.YAL,

AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
RICHMOND, y
i AS jattreceivcd very large and'extenfive az
A fortn~.s ct fre.h MEDICINES, SURGEONS
ms FRU MENrS, DRUGS and DYE-SfUFFS,
PAINTS of all kinds, OIL, yARNlsiiES, PUT.
TY, &c. 49,.
A3e a ea~piet- sGsrtaenf sf q,
II A i u Err S, M A ErRI a LIS
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TO BE SON. rex CASH.

An, requ~Ged by David Pa,,elou. Iunr. 70 .,,oc.
i'r Tale, as ,ruisee, the whole or 10 much of The
property IN the 'rra deed conveyed, hearing date tie
YIN farury, 1904, conflpg of the iollowiry
hases' VIZ JAek,a lad TOW, buy, KArr and her
three ehi'dre' biLir-sxLLv and HxNRY; sUcx7.
ana Fer two shiidre = mem ed FANNf and JIfrrrsom;
ss aio molly, s'rl IN order to fatIy debt due
ron 's'd iavn Fateton, Jenr to Benjamin Hatcher,
agreeabiy 10 the tenor oil the faid deed; which fie
vii eertanl! take piece the 2s,h day Of septem
Der n.s, at the dwelrg homie OF tie faid David PAT
ttior, IN the town cf N:aIr.,efer
GEORGE NIcCREDIE, 7y1f.e.
Mancheeer, Augua Is. (eptds.)
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TO BE SOLD. fop r <S,y

] am requefted by David Pa;tefon, Junr. to expore
4 Tor iaie,a unitee, the whole or 10 much Of the
property IN the trul deed conveyed bearing date the
I6th day of April Ian, confi(irg of the folI,witg
HAYES viz JaoK,a lad, Tom, hoy, KArE and her
Children Billy, SALLY and HrNRy Srekr, and
her ,e TWO children named FANNY and JsrrEssoN;
as alto Molly. girl in order To far;ssy deb, DIV.
from the laid David Pattefon, Junr.to Lille and Me-
Cred'e aereably TO the terror OF the id deed which
iae Will certainly take place the 2sth day of Ser
TENDER next, at the dwelling houe of the fid David
Patteon, in the town of Manchester.
NJ JAidES F. LEiTCH, Trs,ge..
Mancheaer, AuguR 10. eeptds)
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BELL TAvERN-dporHGcARY SHOP.

Dot7or W-LLsoM has ji4a ,eeeivtd from p6iaae,as;a
and Ntto-fork, rObee be pe,jsnely Ind Il. ssney4i
(pey Of
MEDICINES,
and o'b'r G,'isie' ia he -hlpotbeeG,y Hne--dusge
7D6ieb are r
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VA RE TIE S,
LITERARY AND pHrLosoPHIcaL.

From the London Monfsy aagas;,.e. fer July.
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.oHs into the ipftruments of their own elevation
They had no more to do for the purpoir OF
confupma,ing the ruin of the worthirit men,
them, The men of abitraGf AID emil. htened
minds, of cool and piilofophc tcmpers re-
tired from the tumult or fell on the fcaffold :;
whiia the Hot-ipms of the revolution, the men
who had fufficicnt undSritandingto contrive dar-
ing projects ard energy enough to execute them
fucceeded to their place, aud .hoyed each other
f,icceflivey from the ftage. The Gu'llotine
dreamed with blood; and the people of France
iighed for the return of Tranquility and rho ie-
curity of property AID life. a military hero,
dittingniiied by hi irnumerahlc achievements
aGaint The enemies Of France, at length appear
ed, and his ambition confpired with his pozoer
to make him the tyrant OF a ,iiflracted nation.
twas the unanimity of arr oonntry,ncn that
mas preferred us from this horrible cataitrophe.
1t was our want of privileged orders, which
produced that unanin,ity. And il is TO this
grand caute that we are perhaps indebted for
the unfullied liberty we enjoy.
Compare then our condition with that of
France, and whsta inblime contra;t is placed
before us France dependant upon the will
of one man am even Europe tfe,f vibrating
with his powell. The United States dependant
upon the caprices or the power of no Jingle in
diyiduai: its government, the creature and
ierva't OF the people. In fact compare our con-
d'tion with tina. Of any nation, which irhabi;s
the many-peopled globe, & is there TO be found
Jingle American, who will not exult in the
freedom and Independence of his country
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-07-02
EDUCATION.

Z Ohm WOOD, owing 10 an asrange,ren, vb;.h
has been made IN the usi,s of the ohc. which h..
holds, Mathematical f yeyor 70. the cy Of R;eh
mond, is enabled TO devote portion If the day Tor
the Tuition of youth; and therefore purpoGs ON Nor
day next, TO open felea fchoot limited to twenty
hudenls. on the following plan and tefps:
The Branches intended tobe taught. are the Enrki,
Grammar, the Philofophy of RHETORIC: the t,n and
Greek languages f; Arithmetic and I.eoerspHy saith
the levers pats of the Mathematics viz Geometry
both iheoretic and Praaicai; Algebra Fiuxioi,s ..
kewie thoie parts OF natural PhioCopiy which de-
pend on knowledge of the Mathematics
The Hours Of Attendance ri be from ter, 20 twelve
IN the forenoon and from three TO FIVE m the after
noon Saturday excepted, aud the terms ten Dolarsper
quarter.
Young men. ,Vhof. parfuits in life require know
ledge of Surveying Navigation, may have an ex-
celent opportunity Of acquiring the practice Of thefe
licences from rile frequent duties John Wood has 20
perform public furveyor
N. B. Thole citizens of c,n,nre .rhc ..;a; their
lots iurveyed, will be 70 ohging as to give notice tbe
preceding day. and their demands will be immediate civ
attended to. en- the fucceedng morning or even ng.
AS ievera have appeared Ignorant of the enablilhel
tees John Wood takes this opportunity of informing
them, that furvey of any fquare, lot or piece Of
ground, however fnai, FIVE dollars independe,lt of
the expenoe for chain carriers whom the er,pover
II he Peafe provide-and running dividing line three
dollars Some applications have been made for aicer
tanning only of ,ot under an idea that the
expence would he lefs but as this cannot be done
without finding rR the lines OF the rect and the
interfering point, the fees are be the fame as for fur
vey.
Shocke-Hll, July g.