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--''N''t"F 'NcVeiJ UeIUfVcU ar l10fflS
| 25tb June, 1906.
L. Ship John and Frances, Charlelton Is. c.
! S,i'iman' matter, from Bordeaux, bound to
Guar'e"on mp and owners property in cargo
cleared, remainder ftaid for further proof.
2. Ship Eliza and Ann, of New.York, Bur.
ger, matter, from Bordeaux, bound to New.
ork cargo all owners property, given up by
lcompromife, on payment of COTS, being about
| 1000 dollars to fail 2sth Tune.
| 8. Ship Aurora of New York Fairchi,l
matter, from Havana bound 70 N. York; fhip
and owners part the cargo, with property on
freight belonging TO the mater and John
| GrIiwoid OF New-York, and of Mr.. Hill, pat.
ienger on board, cleared remainder of cargo
! FOR further proof
4. Herkimer of New-York, Church, matter,
from Lima, bound to New-York, libcl!ed.
S. Ship Hope Of New-York, DYER, mater.
from St. Domingo (city) bound to New-York,
libelled.
e. Sup Golden Age, of Plymouth, MaiI,.
from Philadelphia, bound to Tonningen, libel
led.
Z. Brig Romulus of New-York, Mac Donald,
matter from Havana, bound 20 New-York !;
vehel and cargo, and captains adventure con-
demned, for an attempt to refcue.
8. Brig Hannah of Salem, Ropes, matter,
from Leghorn bound to Salem veficl and car
~ VIZ" lhe captain adventure condemned. on
the principle OF continuity of VOYAGE from Ha-
wanna, part of the cargo to Leghorn having
been iugars imported by the owners of the brig,
and rc-ihipped for their account.
9. Brig Brilliant of Baltimore, Monferrat, maj
ter, from Guadaloupe, bound to Baltimore, Ii
bclled.
10. Brig Ceres of New-York, Sheppard,
matter, from New-Yo-k, bound 10 HAVANA,
given up by compromise with captors, on the
captain paying the expcnces; unloading to az
certain whether any contraband articles, and
eXpenccs incurred by captors and his own, fail
ed for Havana 22d Jane.
IL. Brig lzette of Portsmouth IN. III. Barnes,
matter, from thence, bound to Amferdam, fu-
gar, copper and faves, Iibeled
l2. Schooner Nmrod of New-York, Man
nlng, matter, from Curacao, bound to New
YORK owners property and veffel acquitted, &
Cargo ttaid for further proof.
IS. Schooner Parnel of New-Haven, Perry,
matter, from Guadaoupe and ST. Euftatia,
bound TO New-Haven, libelled.
Il. Sloop Eagle of Newport, (R. ~ Clark,
maiter, from Matanzas, bound to Newport
juf arrived.
!, In all. 6 fhps. S brigs, Q fchooners, and one
floop; cargoeS with vciIels are eitimated at
625,ooo dollars.
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June "a.

a LLPerfonS baving eiaim5 egaiaR the eqaie
1 n Of John Hoo01eJ, d'e'd. Of fGe Bozyi;gg-
Cree1, are rSqneyRed TO make them kaozva, hbat
prroVifon may be m0de .far a ,6aaf JetfIsmeaf.-
Iad fbois indebfed mpR make immediate mr.
msaf to JOTN HOOAfES, and
JOHN G. VOOLFOLK,
EeseaforS Of Jobn Hoomes, DEED.
Van. re
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a LEXANDER STUART, Efquire, of Rich.
a mond, and Col. William Daniel, of Cumberland
county, are 70 obiging undertake my law buff
neis The former will give his attention to it in the
federal court and iii the court of appeals. The latter
IN the hyperion cour, of chancery for the Richmond diff
trie.
CREED TAYLOR.
July Is. f,f)
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RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the TruGees
| have appointed the II day of Auguft next, for
the payment of tbe Prizes drawn in the end Olaf. of
the above LOTTERY, at which time they will be
paid by the iubfcriber on application.
All Perions holding money on account of the
lad Lottery, are requefed to make Immediate pay
i'ent to one OF the Irutees dePoft the fame in
the Banl; of Virginia
GEORGE TUCKER, hainy 7rraee.
june 70 (oawtlltA.)
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NOTICE.

a LII psrfons are forewarned from putting any
/ loading board Of my Boats, to be carried
dpvu up the river, except it he by eorfe7t in
rfing. DANIEL COUCH
Lunchburg, July Is. t3wS
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LAND--FOR SALE. .

LAND--FOR SALE.
Asreaa6ly 10 decree effbe High Court Of Cbaree-y far
TIE Risbm0na aJayi9, rviH be Jola, to tie bigbsa
bdar' for ready money, tie premes, on Saturday
the rirfb day Of Argga merit.
A TRACT of LAND in Cheherfeld county.
"A ten miles from Petersburg, containing about tw
hundred acres, and known by the name of ofborne.;
to iatisfy debt due by the ea,e of John Oborne, de-
ceafed, to Addition Day.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
July Is. (e,sw1
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FOR SALE.

MAT extenfive and valuable property formerly
owned by Preiey Thornton, Efq and late the
property OF sharp Deany efq. deceafed fituared in
Norshuniberand county, rate of Virginia, three miles
from the Court-houte, laying the Potomac, nearly
oppoite Point Lookout This property confits of
about $500 acres of LAND, 100 acres of which !,
fertile low grounds, we'll adapted to the growth of In
dian corn, tobacco, and every kind Of fall grain and
highly important for grazing. Thefe lands, naturally
rich and fertile, capable of the highen in,prove
nent, having inexhautible fources Of fea weeds caf
upon the hores eay obtained, and large quantities of
oyfer Ihes OH the (hores, and Indian Banks in dffe
rent parts OF the land, foe valuable nlarf eafv re-
claimed, may be adapt either to graf. or culture.
There is OF the prenfes fubltantal built brick
dwelling hcuie, two Tories high, upwards of so fee,
front, well aiihed two well built brick houfes, form
ing iquare with the dwelling houlr, and ufed as Of
hces, upwards of 80 feet by 20, in good repair a
brick Fable with tails for 81 horfes and larg coach
houle III the middle; brick dairy; brick houfe
ued as Rii-houfe and alto extenlive frame barn
There IS good proportion of wood land included
in the 1900 acres, heavily covered with white oak
hickory aud ehelnus, and comfortable quantity 81
fine thriving locuG, red cedar and wild cherry.
The high lands confhs of 500 or more acres. of :
good quality, level, and affords good opportunity o.
Improvement.
This property will be fold together or divided into
convenient farms TO fuit purchaiers. Pofrefon will
be Immediately given. further defcrfpton of Thu
property thought unaeceary perfons inclined &c
purehafe will no doubt view the land
Application to be made TO John Murphey Wei
moreland county, or to James Moore on the premi
ies who are duly authorized make conditional CON
tracts for the fame.
June TO- iaw2n
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July Is.
SAMUEL BARRETT,

BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
I INFORMS his friends and the public in general
that he has taken the fhop next door above the
Ofhee OF the Enquirer, and oppoiite Mr.. A. Daviss
Printing Offies-where he will execute all bulinefs
in his line, or the horte notice. either mems or wo.
mems Shoes, &c.
July is. (,f1
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF THE UNI.
TED STATES,

JuNE 81, 1906.
KTHEREAS the Commiflioners of the Sinking
w Fund, at meeting held on the 2Sth day Of
April, 1906, did reoIve that the FUN REMAINING to
complete the expenditure of the annual appropriation
OF EIGHT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, Nlould
among other purpofes be applied to the renburfe-
ment of the NAVY SIX PER CENT. STOCK,
created in purfuance Of an aa of Congref paTed on
the 3oth day of June, 1898, and the reimburfe-
ment of the FIVE AND HALF PER CENT.
STOCK, created in purfuance OF an aa of Congrefs,
p1Ged On the Sd day of March 1875.
his is therefore to give notice, that the principal
OF the faid NAVY SIX PER CENT. STOCK,
with the intereft due thereon WILL on furrender of
, the certificates, be paid the Il day of Oao5er
next enuing the date hereof the REFLECTIVE tock-
holders their lawful representatives or attornies
duly contributed and authorized either the Treafu-
ry or at the Loan Office, the cafe may be, where
credits have been given for the of flock, ref
peevely held by them and that the principal of the
FIVE AND HALF PER CENT. STOCK, with
the interett due thereon, will in like manner, and at
the fame places, be paid on the 1t day of January,
1907, to the REFLECTIVE ockholders, their lawful
representatives atornies duly con1tued and autho-
rzed.
1t is further made known, for the information of
the parties concerned that transfers of the NAVY
SIX PER CENT STOCK, either from or to the
books Of the Treaiury, or from the books of
Commiioner OF Loans will be allowed after the IN
day of September enluisg, nor of the FIVE AND
HALF PER CENT STOCK, after the Ih day o..
December enfuing. And the intere all certificates
of iad ocks, which fha not have been surrendered,
IN purfuance of this notification, will ceale and deter
mine, the day preceding the day hereby fixed for
the reimbursement thereof.
ALBERT GALLATIN,
Secretary eftbr Treafayy.
JulyI. (oaw tlAS)
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5aiss at aurtinn.

VIII PeftiOety be /old, Wsi15aay TIE 9s,d inn. al
ii 0'eiosk, at t6e r5fitnee Of Mr.. Joba Garter,
A Variety of excellent Houfehold and Kitchen
IA FURNITURE, conGaing of alnlon every arti-
Gle in general ufe of families.
Terms of fale-all fums under thirty dollars cath
fums of thirty dollars and upwards, xty days credit
for notes negotiable at the Bank of Virginia.
PROSSER q MONCURE, v. Mrs.
July Is. ISL
N. B. For private fale, an excellent female Cook,
apply to MIR. John Carter, in the Auditors Office
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PHILADELPHIA, essh Tune. 1906.

hd'c Jut received rom Caracas a Iift of the
names OF the Americans taken by the Spaniards
on board of Miranda's fchooners The name
OF Smith is twice found in it. fufpect the ia(t
to be the ION of Col. Smith, aud grandfon of
Mr.: Adams. Although l had fome political
differences with him when he was Preiident.
TINS circumitance has not deprived me of that
particular regard and refpect towards fucb diff.
tingu'hed character, and particular coniidera
ton for his family. Not the Leaf doubt EXITS
hut the greateit part of the prifoners will he
put to death AS pirates, and would be very
happy to be able, by a timely and immediate
interference, to fave the life of the unfortunate
youth, srardicn to the venerable Mr.. Adams
and his worthy fpoufe. But, to render INV in
tercetiion effeeual, I would require, as the on
" condition, that Col. Smith would dIclofe 70
NE, through you, on his word of honour all
the knowledge he has of Miranda's plans M
ms intended points of attack. of the perfons
with whom he had connexions in Caracas. and
ofthe name OF SPaniard in this country. who
inared IN his fchsme and expedition in faS.
al the material information he may he poaeC;.d
OF, the knowledge Of which may be nfefuJt,
my government, and for the pref-rvation and
the tranquility OF the provinces Mirauda had in
view to revolutionize.
AS remember yonr attachment for NJ
Adams, l take the liberty TO make this fupp.r.
tion to you, who no doubt will employ ali tbr
means to relieve from afhieion worthy and
ditconfo!ate family. Ar all events. | expef
from you prompt and Deceive anfwer on th;s
heao. remain, FIR, with particular regard and
confederation, your obedient fsrvant.
kfAD|,IyIC n
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FOR LONDON,

FOR LONDON,
,1 The faa falling American ihip
S,E<Xghs AVER1CK,
so g NJ Captain DECosr, lying at Bermud:
Hundred ; will fail about the n Au
guilt. For pailage only, (havng excellent accommo.
dations), apply to the Captain OH board, or to
WILLIAM BROWN s. Co.
Richmond, July Is. If
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Doincait Jntrlltgeuer.
NETWORK, July o.

1W Of american ve1fis detained at Halifax,
25tb June, 1906.
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TO BE SOLD,

TO BE SOLD,
ut the W,bite Cbimui-5, far ready monry, on
Wednejday the esd infant:
a Very fine HORSE, the property of II. C. Lee
n tuz, to fatsfy the expenees of the faid Hore for
upwards of Seven months.
FRANCIS GALvAN.
July Is. st
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Po7ver Of attorney 10 Grazu tie Diviaend on
Bank Stock.
KNOW all men by thefe pre(ents, That
OF do hereby conaitute and
appoint to receive and give re.
ceiP.s for all Dividends due, or which may be-
come due on n,aresto
belonging in the capital or joint flock OF the PRECEDENT
Directors and Company of the Bank of Virginia
In Wtnefs Whereof, have fet
hand and zeal this day Of
in the year
Signed andAthvereiu be $refcnee Of
5000 W.T.. SALT PETER'D BACON,
1000 ~t. firt quality N ENGLAND CHEESE,
10 grofs BOTTLED CYDER,
a few bnfhels CLOVER SEED,
$50 pieces PAPER IIANGINCS,
For Sale by
EDWARD HALLdI.
~ Conhantly for Hre-An Excellent Carriape
and Horfes-apply as above.
May 81. eo,f
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[VoLumn 3.

from Gentleman Whole high fenfe of honour is
paramount to every other confederation
TO THE Editor Of tie DAILY AdvertiA-.
The following is letter received from yalua.
bic friend, with my anfwer thereto, which
you will be good enough to give a place in
your paper.
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TO ToN-REslDENrs OF KENTUCKY

| TIE SUBSCRIBER living in the neighborheod
T. oil frankfort, Kentucky, having undertaken 70
pay the taxes OF nunber of gentlemen relitlinp in
Virginia aud eIewhere, their lands in this flat.
and finding that the RENTING of money to him for
that purpo'e is attended with great difficulties rik
ana Uohoe, proPoies It to thofe gentlemen and any
others Who may Ind it an accommodation 10 them
the following plan, to wit That they fall depoGt
their money in either OF the banks of Richmond Alley
ahdria George Town Baltimore, on or before the
iirt dag OF May Annually, ard authorf. fpne perfop
at thoie tcveral banks to advfe him by poR Of m.
mount, and To whole credit it fhaI be applied. and
irPower him TO draw FOR the f,n,e payable on iigl,
The lands Of noarefdents are a,lverifcd about the
y 81 Jolly, which Is an expence Of Twenty-Five cen,
49, each tra4. The fubfcribcr's draft viii con.ra,d
the cath IA this Gate, and as foon as his bills arc no
noured airy 0! the aforementioned banks. he will
advance the money in Kentucky deducting C,ven and
half per cent oonpiiIion Tor his trouble in attend
ing tp and executjag the buiusfs. tTc will ircoCe
du''',ste receipts hoSe banks in which the money
is dePuh,ed, TO the proprieors of the lands keen
rg the original III his poTelTion, to correa any
errors which may in the auditors Office OF Ken
tUskJ. To ,li;fe gentlemen who may with m nav
their taxes in this way, and vho have not perfonsI
acquaintance With ire fuhfcber tie begs leave 70 re-
fer them 30 the Hon. John Breckenridge, the Hon.
Matthew Walton, Eiqaires, in eongrsfs at the
city "i Warrington, or 20 Gen. John Prehon Of Mont
9o'nery coJaty, ard Col Idn;ss Breckenridge Of Bot,
;'toprt c"unty, Virginia, the confidence which
n1y D. rePOf,d in him.
NATHANIEL HART.
~. B. Tire pofsge CT al letters direeled To- m %
on tne above bEinels mult DC pail
December 10. SePsiIday.
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particular, nor has that information been con.
tra6itted. This conciufon Indeed may be in
ferred from the tenor Of the Preiidcuts' coui.
mnnication to Congre!s at the CONNIE te:cment
OF the pretent fefIion. If any intimation of COM
plants from foreign powers relative to ibis !iib-
jeft. is contained in this nefage, it has rfcaped
my attention, and I can indeed fafely affirm
there rs none-and is not this flence itielf, a
'trong, IN rre6itib!c proof that no fuch COM
plants have been made bnt that the n, afures
adopted by Congrcfs at the aft felton, have been
satisfactory ?-Believing II as do, and hat NO
needlefs interference of the government with
the regular courfe of commercial tranfa ftions
ous ut ever to lie countenanced, hope t. . yen
tlemap from Pennfylvana (Dr. Logan) " I'll no.
have leave to bring in this bill.
Gen. Jackfon feconded DIR. Log1n's motion.
and in reply to MIR. Adams faid, that he whled
the DR.. to make II an annual motion, as BIr.
Sawhr'dpe had IN the Parliament Of Englarsi to
'cduce fertcnnial Parliaments, but witt, nsre
fleet until the trade 70 highly difhopourabfe TO
national character was annihated. As to Mr..
Adams's obfervations that the bill was not. al
owed 10 be brought in lat FELTON,, and that hl.
sad heard no new arguments, he would ar,fwer
the gentleman by anSing what new arguments
had been advanced on the bill to prohibit the
Importation of flavcs, where leave was given
TWO days ince to bring in the bill, and the fh,ne
arguments mac oeen ring IN Ollr ears by Qua
kers and others, ever iince the contribution had
been in operation and not new one had be sn
prodnced. He faid that the day would COME
when this dihonourable traffic would be rucd
by the Un'ted States-tiiat day mutt arriv:
when general peace would take place, wher
the prefent hoftilities muf ceafe; that it mutt
and would then become the intereft OF every
ration of Europe having colonies in the WeR-
Indies, to extirpate this horde or hip them off
to fo'ne other place. That the u. States by af
tordIng them fuccour, arms, ammunition and
proviions, muit be coniidered by them as their
allies-thcir Importers and their protectors.
That he believed the United States would be
viewed in this light by the French government
and by themielves, and that they would demand
aad expect us to grant them an afymm as allies
and protectors. and fend thers to our coaft.-
This was no novelty, and he had received in
formation from a late celebrated French gene
raj, given IN public company at the city of
Wilmington where he boarded, and the general
was one who diued there; that arrangements
had been made, if general lie Clerc bad been
victorious, to fend tbofe brigauts to the fou.h-
ern fates. This was a melancholy fubiet1 for
South-CaroIina and Georgia, and one of thor.
brgands introduced into the fcuthern ftates.
"as worle tl,an an handed in,portatiors of
blacks from Africa, and more dangerous to the
U. States.
ITO be continued.
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(Con.igueI.J
FRIDAY, Dec. 20.

'''D-Nit A|St' NO'
Dottor Logan having aligned his reafons for
aiklng permitiion to introduce the bill,
Mr.. AdamU fad--
Mr.. Preiident-Had the gentleman who
AXIS leave to Introduce this bill, Aligned any
new reaionS AS the foundation OF his motion.
whatever my opinion might have been upon
their merits, lliould not think il proper to
combat them ut this time; but tine Object of the
bill IS 10 hmple, that its details are imrraterial
Its purpoic is totally TO prohibit branch of
our commerce, which a. the lar felton, of the
ieeihaturc was proved TO be of great importance
to the conutrY--Unlefs, therefore, majority
OF the Senate fhould be Of opinion that the bill
ought TO pats, it appears to me that the prerent
is the Aage at which it ought to be arreRed !:
Hnce the mere difcufion Of the ouefion, and
tendency OF the meaiure before CJngrcfs, nav
have an unavoidable eheti mpon-the conner.
cial 'ntcreit, or at leaf ipinriOu!fy aft9 inii-
wdual merchants, in the courfe OF their af
fairs.
II isweIi known 70 every member upon this
floor, and to the public in general that the fame
gentlenan who now whites u Introduce this
bill, did at the LAT iciiion of Conerefs, make a
motion TOR leave to bring 1t in AT that time,
winch was reiectSd and expected that ON its
renewal at this time he would have alcdged
'O''N 'F" SlDuthl5 tff VIC UlSnNilfC OiIt this
expectation have been dit ppointed--He tells
nS indeed tnat uncfs We Do rrohiblt this rom
merce it will inevitably lea,i us into war with
the French republic / have certainly no more
dhpohtton than any gentleman here to be AT
war with the French republic but excepting
that gentlcman's aiIcrtion Ito which am vii.
ling 10 give all the credit which it can be intit-
led toy 'ghat particle Of evidence have we that
the ST. Domingo trade will expofc us to any
fuch danger? WHAT evidence has the gentle.
man himfef alIedged in fupport ofhis aRtr,ion
Why, FIR, he has read TO us part of the Pref
dents meHage, 1t the opening Of the EqR felton,
ct Congress; and corrtGpoDddnce between
the Brittle and French miniflers, and the Sc
Tetary OF State, fix or rine ruoptha previous 10
that time, and complaining thu, fome of our
merchant velels were armed--It is fnrtIyneed.
lefS for me to- ueUton in this houfe, that in con.
iequesce ri that very pafage IN the PreIident's
ma6Ige of lar year, and Of thofe very com.
plants Of thofe foreign minifters, bill did ac.
tualiy p1is both houics Of COngrsfs, after lone
and ample difcoGion Of the fubje1 which bii
was intended 10 remove ihofe caufes Of com.
plant, and Is row in force. This hill. have
undertook, was Satisfactory on All HANDS. and
IT has been within a very few DAYS declared bv
4 member Of this body, III his place. TO h,v,
given fltisldttion to the French government IN
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD,
For y HorG, Sc.

AIKEN from the ttreet. (opPoG,e the Pot Osiea)
l. in this city, between fix aud fevsn O'clock in
the evening, of the olf inn. brigh, bay HORSE,
with Saddle aud Bridle) fuppoird to be FIVE years
old, TAFT fprng, about four feet IGOR ~ inches high,
two or three white fpots on his back, (oceaoned by
the iaddle) and old hurt that is haired over,
ho' ~e!D fmall white fpot give been Informed, ON
the iniide of of his thighs, he has rather thick
name aud is coarle made, has trong Ready trot
ries his head low, and Geepy counteuance when
fill. The PADDLE is double Knitted, and the nirrup
irons plated and has been IN ute abou, twelve months
a double refined bride, with leather curb
Whoever delivers the Horie Saddle and Bride to
me, near the BLon, lhall receive the above reward.
and FIVE dollars for the horie alone taken up out of
this county, and half chat fun if within the county
lis fuppoied he was rode off, not with view 70
keep. - SAMUEL PARSONS
December o.. fSt
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

ire eo"'ty Of Kire Eiar, bongirg 10 tie sfafr Of
HiH'r B,o'te. GssG iyirg dattabsay riptr, ..vo
mics a5oOs Fra=r's ferry, -oibn t-7 Of King tpfiYia
Cert Rcsf and abOgf aDr a.e, from King and Qv>en
Cart Ao4e Tbis t'a9 eontiins BY k,te Ilr0e, TO-
d"rfy highland and abaDt 100 Of 0akuabie 4vils o,s
mrgs, 469a7dng S0ib 1a,ity Of sriy fo1Dl in b.ir
ssari. 7he ITilags fbis isai ere ne7v barn ana
d@he and 0er" 1oges far tie accommodation If Deer
Far ard negroes. Il far.b.r droiisa des7r2 unrs.,
~, n' hee tvS9 are dtses 70 bRre6as zVH rnddrIte,
oiF.O IT. TIE afe svW tel. Pare a. az.rs fityy or
Saturday = ssh of tie brcn month at zDbieE tine TIE
f:rns Of it zDW BE- mae k1atou iozS ibis land not
tsea on 1di day, suiH be rea'.d for TIE enkrg yfa,
RICHARD BROOKE, ExeeStsr.
Ds.,,yg,r Of d,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-04
STATIONARY.
TUITION.

TXTNSFiEL Academy (in the forks of Hanoi
w VERY viii be opened the fecond Monday in
January next In this Seminary youth will be taught
The Creek and Latin languages, Engfh Grammar,
Arithmetic, Geometry, Geography and the ale Of the
Globes.
There will 5r tevo fehioas in the year, the one to
continue from the commencement TO the Ia Of Jrne,
she cther ffon 20: III OF July to the loth Of Decen-
Der.
The pries Of board, tgitiou and wahing f.f each
boy undrf fifteen years Of age, will be twcntyeight
pound, and for every Other thirty pounds to be psid
Suartcf!y ir advance.
Tie u.ificn AMI l5dgng hoafe will he pu, in good
order ior the ress2ten Of t.genty puas, AVID ten Or
Twelve n.Ay be accommodated with bedding a. forty
0i,.Iing> each
The greA;ca attention VI. be paid to the heal.h,
morals, and idsr4yy an1 iseutihc improvement Of
Eis boys.
PETER EEI.SOJ, and
WILLIAM NELSON, Ir.
de, arnber Ia. S4y