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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
Cay's Bible.
Isaac Adams.

Has jun received for fale, at his Book lore, .
No. ., foa-5's Roar, Fig-Styert,
a N afortment Of large elegant Bibles variou.
prices, from to dollars--fo ne are einbeIihed
with Maps and 27 Hiitorical Engravings together
with large Index, alphabetical table of proper
names B the old ssd new telfsment with their fgnif
ca,ion "a the original, view Of the evidences OF the
chrrlian religion, and Browns Concor dance re,-.
ALSO, .-
The Works Of the BRI FISH POETS,
rs volumes, in elegant binding, and Likenees of tn.
Authors may be Purchaled in iets the works OF
each Ieparaely.
LIKEWISE;
A large ahortme1t cf CbiZdrea's Books,
ornamented with Cuts, various prices, from to SO
cents each being collection Of thoe that are rtzU
sf5tad and entertaining and we'll calculated impress
upon the young mind, ienfe of and reiigin. ~
Alto, conifsntly for fsIe, ....-
a general fupPly OF SOCKS & STA
TiONARY; which are oG.red upon as liberal terms,
can bt obtained in tBis, Or any other town in the
ftatc ~-.- -
or Cath and the higbef price given for
Rag, C4zvaE and Tsat. Jan 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

A motion to lay Governor MKear's in
augurJ fpeech on the table, has been ne
ratived in the Senate of Pennfylvania . to
I7l So tbg ge!
Abp,irtmenfby By dHtbSrity.---Jofeph Warner
Rofe, Of Antigua, is appointed Commercial
Agent for the United States at that, and the
adjacent Englifh Hands.
Britih Navy. On the 6rit November.
the Britiih had Seven Hundred and Sixteen
hips of war in commifIion -of which I3t
were of the line, "a fifty gun fhips, 40
frigates, and 424 hoops of war &c.
PGiJ, Stt. 49," Net tc alarm his Grb-
iects and allies bv the reports Of frequent
oonfpiracies, BoDaparte mas ordered the tr;-
ais and executions OF all implicated perGons
40 bs fecret. Hence we here no more of
the late plot thsn we heard 81 the confpira.
cy at Milan latt May. One thing is howey-
er er.crrtain, that the pretended confpirators
were not couneaed with any foreign DOW.
er, tut domcftic rivals or difafeaed fuh.
i-tts. Several Generals are ftill mentioned
IS Indirectly fufpeded or accufe5. You
have undoubtedly read tha, Jourdan ha.
been deprived of his command in Italy. and
iucceeded by Mailena, Macdonald fent far
BIS beakb to Bareuge, and Lecourbe eziled
10 kis eEate near Mons oaunier in FrancBs
Csr7fe"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
sbip 0elus.

Ts-caay D,s. 2l-Arrived brig Bounty, Small from
The HAVANA Al days-Left brig, Harris, for Boi-
ton, in 2 days.
sznAly, Tsa. 5-Ar-ived Sch Fair Lady, capt. Cad-
well 50 days from Montego Bay, jamaica.
The new and beautiful lhiP packet, commanded by
capt Thsnas McLell2n. and dehgnsd REGULAR
packey between this port aud LverPosl. will fail te
6ay weather permitting.-Cabn pafencers Mr. Joieph
Pope, mer. MIR Thomas Tris OF this town, and Mr.
Thomas Fletcher of Bottom
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
Ouncinq School.

Mr.. SMITH, reipeafully informs tie
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Portland, that he has
commenced Evoqiqg School, for the purpoe ofteach-
ing Dancing, at Mr. Cbal4ri,Fs Hail. where few
fchoars will be admitted, if application is made
Immediately. ....-.. .
Mr. ). alfo begs leave 70 inform his friends,
that he intends opening Day Seboo!, the adHlfon
Of young Matters and NIiRes, which he will attend
two days IN each week, from TO o'clock, P. N.
Thofe VINO with 70 fubicribc, are deiired
70 leave their NAMES It Mrs. G5aeEit, Middle reet
H.4 C
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
pIscATAQUA BRIDGE LOTTERY.

Prizes drG4.7t aboUe DoIurS.-Of 500,
No 1872; of loo-5889, (sold by Il. Clark, J
Ioe57 Of 5o--IO2 Of 2O--llO52, 5g42,
1920, 8576, 6469 ;--Wheels gained $50 dol
lars.-Tickets and Quarters, in the above Lot
terry, Cqcar7anted andra7cn,) for sale by T..
CLARK, and /. ADAMS, at their respective
Book stores.
AZ Tickets will rise on Wednesday to 8.
dollars, and Quarters to l doH 62 l-2 cents
Adventures viii do well toSpply immediately,
and recollect delays are dangerous.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
2rnliRfo,
In Bottom, Rev. Charlie. Lowell, over the Wen
Church in that town.
GNrnliurn.
Q9arriro.

In this town, Ian evening Mr.. THOMAS HovEY, mer.
10 Mils SOPHIA SANDFosD D, daughter Of capt Thom-
ass.
10 Cambridge, Rev. Mr. Bascom, of Fitchburg, to
Mis Catherine B. Gannet.
In NewburyPort, Mr.. Ebenezer Stedman, Booklet
ier 10 Mis- Sulan Herrod
AT Portlmouth, Capt. Charles Hodge, of N, P. to
Mifs Lydia White, daughter Of Nsthl. w. Efq.
In Hallowe Thomas Bond Attorney at Law, TO
Mils L. i. Page ........
In Falmouth, by the Rev. Mr.. MiltiRlore, MIR. Sam
nel Merrill to Mis- Eunice Merrill.-C@pt. Samuel
Blanchard of Nsrthyarmouth, Miis Rebeeca Merrill
Of faimoath.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
CHEAP GOODS.
I. g a. Nintan.

Affdais-Styar, n1axf 900, e.R BE great Iyeb,
AVE Jnt received IN addition to their former az
iortmeat- the following articles.
Broadcloths, CafIimeres Plains Fe,rnanob,s
Coatings Serges, Patent Cords, veIvets. . ..
India Cottons' very fine, Velvet Bindings
Cotton Yarn, for wearing and netting.
e. q "A black Cambrics White do very cbr.n
Blankets, Black Worried Hore, Black Pertains
Brown Hollands Flannels, Baizes Black Crane.
Belt HyfoD, Hyfon-ikin, and Souchong
TEAS, at reduced prces-warrantes to be Of = GOOD
quality. $50
~ The above Goods will be fold a. cheap a. can
DC De PuTchaied at any fore in town, not esceptns
The Cheap Store" So :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

II We subscriber bees leave 70 inform bis
IL -Frien,ls and the Pubiic. that he has re-
moved ms Office, and has takep for thA pur-
pose inc Ghanner adjoining the Registry !,
oeeds, andtcyer the Store Of Nessrs. HASxA-
'foED = 20. Erehange Ro-u, Middle Strert,
f,or'la'ia Where he viii Be happy to oacknowl-
edge their tavours, and transact such business
as they may intrust to lis care.
SALMON CHASE.
Jan. s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

II Hebren,a child Of Mr.. Thoma. Barker, aged I'm
Mr.. Thomas Hart, aged p, fen Of Mr.. SamI. II. OF
Jeferlon, NH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
Munroe' & Tuttle,

No. I, UEi9n Ro7U, bfidlIls-Sfreet,
HAVE juR received addition TO their former afl
= : fortment, freih fuPply Of
.sr- .WINIER aGOUDS--Tiz..s
Superfne black, blue and brown Broadcleths and
Caihmeres-Low priced black, blue and mixed do.
Ladies Brown Cloths--Superiine ana common Coat-
ings- Blue Plains and Serges, gs-.l. r-o.1- --.
IA, S-4, and "A RoSe Blankets, 81 ss-asr-f-.
SO dozen aforted Worried Hofery,
"A and IA black, white and ceored Cznbfcs,
Black and coiored Lufrings, -rh rrf
Mems black and white Silk Hofe .rna rn
Ladies Lace and Embroidered do.
Plain and friPed fix Yeeing, ri aan
trunks aforted CaIicoes, .4 tb E
T-s and Al Englifh flirting Cottons, -ov't
India Cottons, every price, t~aE
Black, olive, plain and llriped Velvets, .f
Mems Beaver Gloves-Angela do a-.,l
a large afortment Of elegant Walters, from 2 70
so inches, very cheap, Z. Hr.-t
Velvet Bindings, from No. lo to so,
Cotton and Linen Checks
White and colored Threads Black Grapes, y fH
1 case Irifh Linens, f. t-
large ahortment Cotton Yarn, from No to I5,
Italian Sewing Silks Brown Hollands, t
Long and fhort Kid Gloves-Bl Black q white fix do
Kid and Morocco Shoes, A l~s
With variety Of other articles which will be fold on
the toweif terms for caiF DEc. 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
p::::::S :::::::S
PROBATE NOTICES.


Rejecting Efate5 AdmiHjfcred npan, IN tfs
County Of Cumberland
JANUARY.
l. The Names ofthe Deceased, and tfe tiDica
BY gphich the accounts Of .fdDainistra:ioH are 70
De settled.
Alexander Coonnbs, Of Harpswel, Jan. 9.
Aa. Hezekiah Coombs.
John Russell, Of Northyarmouth, do.
Ad. Jeremiah Stubbs.
Piam Prince, Of Northyarmouth, - do.
Ad. Sylvanus Drinkwater.
Daniel Foss, of Scarborough, do.
Ad. John Fabyan.
Joseph Lunt, Of Scarborough, = 2Sd.
Ad. Jane Lun-.
Joshua Tory, of Portland, do.
Ad. Lydia Tory.
Q. Estates retrescz,sd fasof0snt, and fhe
timss zphen Commissioners are 10 make Refzort.
None this month.
n. B. The Probate Courts, are holden at
the Registers Office, in Portland, on the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays in every month.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
Wanfed TO Hire,
- 80.

TJATF two tory HOUSE, peafantly htuatet IN
the t1u-h part Of the town-whch viii be fonno
,er, convenient for farniiy-havRg two rooms on 2
floor. an eHceileat cedar together with a garden
III a GOOD for v athinE as for common uie.
D., 90 dollars-For further particulars, apply to
the Printer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

THE Subfcriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
has taken upon -hnlelf the trait Of administrator
TfC@B BURNHAAf, .
late Of Portland IN the county of Cumberland, mar
ner deceafed, BY giving bond as the law dire6ts:-
lie therefore requelt all perions who indebted to
the fad deceaeds ettae, 10 make immediate payment
and thoie who have any demands thereon 70 exhibit
the fame 10 -- it JOSIAH RIJRNIiAAL
Dated Noy. IA, 1865,
The fubfcriber hereby gives public notice 10 al
= concerned, that he has been duy appointed and
has taken upon hirnief the truf Of zlminRrator on
the ellate af
NRLZAR LINCOLN,
late ofP0rtL1ai in the county Of Cumberland, Houfe-
wright, deceaied by giving bond as the law directs
He therefore requcft, all perons who are udeb ed
the !aid deceaeds etate make Immediate payment
and thoie who have any demands thereon, exhibit
the fame to .r sFu .-- A
Benjamin Enir1ons.
Tazrsry 4, 1906. f4s .1-t
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

NOTICE. ,- -- ~ %.
4 Ii pcrfous indebted TO the firm of o1
WILIIAM HOLDEN, Z co.
are requeited 10 callsnd paw and are notifed thar
all old Notes and which remain unfettle the
al of this menth viii be put nto The hands of N At
torney to eolied.
PqvtL1rl, 14a. g. 1896.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

The Genuine Patent Scotch Ointment
For pleafanne, fafety expedition, safe and certainly,
i infinitely hyperion any other NJ edcine for the
Of the ITCH.
The ingredients are Of fuch quality that the ONT
ment San Be uled any perfon with the greate iafe
ty. ou- Box is warranted to be certain cure fora
grown Perion or two children
krFor faie by Dr.HENRY +. DUPEE
AT biz fore head Of ugrahams wharf Portland De-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

'90S 9 'tDr
U!A9upd prMpT
.ftt '9onou I9qlInI lnoV3IA lIns
y! ma "a TIA AoFl 10 'lsu! gloG 9ql 9IoJ9q 10
uoh9qILosqns 9Vl ol luemAvd 9Ysuu % p9lssnb
81 o1e 1unoooV 10 9loN AZ LoVlIo sITTN.
-INGFg = dnOaHVa 10 wIg oarI aql o.
10 7 T-HA9NHEa QaYMQT on
I9Vl!7 'P9lq9Pu! arc oqMt suosIod aSOH. L.
'.IO!LON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

The only Medicine IL fbe 7yoriS that cHre5
he hcb ia fur bsarS. Ivy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

THE fublcriber offers for fae the following defcrb-
ed Reai Eaate, Gtuais in Ns1Utoa, in the county /
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
FROM THE BALANCE.
A NEW CASE IN SURGERY.

Mr.. CROSWELL,
The iingulari,y Of the following cafe induces m.
TO og,r it for publication.
Mr.. GEoRex MACY, worthy citizen of This
place. after fuering the MOI circulating tortures
from infammatory rheumatfm, which ieeaaed 70
pervade the whole fyOem, the head and breaA not
excepted For twenty days; at the expiration of which
when to all appearance near his e1u, an Imperfect
srii, formed and followed by fPeeies of rnfa-
nity which favored determination to take his life
for this purpofe he ar,fuy procured Target feed
tea-froon, and inlpraA csble as it may appear, pu,
ed il down histhrua,, while his attendant was gore
to the oppoGte fide Of the by his requeff The
aruggle was Violent and he nearly expired in the at
tempt but at lalt crowded it 70 far as to fall into
the nomaeh before aifiaanee could be called Tn
this deporable G;uatien was immediately reoueft
ed to VIII, him. AS every rational probability of re-
moving the fpoon from the lomaeh, by emetics or
otherwfc, would have proved abortive beyond doubt,
waited the efforts Of nature, afIiaing her with va
riety of oily and mueilaginous inbRanees. About
thiiy-fx hours after, he was exercifed with fevere
fPafns, (vhen the fpoon probably psiIed from the
aomach into the n'eltinss), after which, his fever
formed more perfect eriis, AID he continued 10
gain health and ltrength for about twenty DAYS
when cutting fenfation led to dfcovery OF its
Etuatou, in one Of the crcumvoutoss of the fn,all
intene called Ilesm, in the right and lower part of
the abdomen Unable to make the Mort t,rpinos
and windngs Of this part Of the panage il repiained
ip fixed politien for twelve days, with comfortable
irritation about the parts and frequent fpaodie con-
fractions.
Believing that any further delay would endanger
the paage Of the fpoon from the inteanes into the
cavity Of the abdomen, unlefs removed, ], with the
aiianee Of Doctor Talman, proceeded to the opera.
ton, as the dernier refort. As a more minute ae
count will probably be given in the Medical Repo-
Gory, fufFce it fay, that the incifon wa. made
tle below tranfverfe line with the top Of the hip,
the inteRpe divided and feeured, after the extrai
on of the fPooD, with the gloysr's aiteh
Mr.. M. abborring the principle, tho dsranged at
the time that be made the above attempt, and re
greuing bis deviation from the line Of moral reeti.
tuds for relief fusred the operation with grea, for.
ti,aGs withou. being held. Re has now recovered
beyond al probable danger from the operation.
SAMUEL WHITE.
tTSacoo, Rate sf Ncw-Ysrk, AuguR IS, 500.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16

III meeting Of ABE Di,e7orf Of tie Rie6,tSaf Turnpike
Company, bid at Edreard HsHamt fG:,yn iy tie sity
yRi@SsrsHd, sn 7asekl5 tie 2sis of july, 1906.
p ESoLyED, That FIVE dollars be paid rn each
N ihare held by the Stockholders in tn. ID COM
Pany to Nathaniel Sheppard their tIeaurer on or be-
fore the FIRE day Of September next.
RJsived, That proportions be received from any
Peronsinelined to undertake the work on the Turn
pike until the fri day of October next. and that the
fame be fled in writing with the clerk of the Comps
ny BY the perfoas making fueh propositions.
An extract from the minutes. e,s
N. SHEPPARD Clerk.
N. B. have heen directed by the prefident and
directors to requs the prelons making proportions
for undertaking the aforementioned road, to make
their Placements in fueh way, to give the amount
upon iuPPoation chat the road from forty to one
hundred feet wide and ALTO, to inform the that the
time tor receiving propoias, is postponed till the rR
day Of November next.
N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
September 0. (tf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
Augua -.
JAMES WALKER,

A|Arca 81 cLocE MAKER, li.ri. t-ic-- the
~ Capitol, and near the Bank, will attend 60
all commands IN the line ofhs bu!inef with which be
may be favored.
Ask is the peculiar chavaaernic of all quacks and
bunsiers in all trades, TO prae thenieives Put ON an.
OF conequsnee, prome much, and pretend to vreac
deal, j. w. will not even touoh upon III; essotifi,s,
but merely fay, that he hopes thofe who may ehso
t" t6ro7v t5sr eo,1 ia BIS say will have good reao
to be iarisied with the performance Of his work He
Will be completely iatistied when his Hs as an srt;it
meets with iuca encouragement it ought uNly
Clam. Augsl 10. eoti.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
HANOVER JOCKEY CLUB.

ME Hanover Jockey Club having been organi
A zed, the races viii commence a, this place, o.,
the End. "Wednesday in October next.
geldiag
Ind. Day. mile heats, confined to unt5ied coils,
not exceeding years Of age
The regulations with refpef to weights, &c. are
adopted from thofe of the Fairfield Jockey Club.
general meeting of the Club, is reGueAcd on the
day preceding the Grf days race
SHELTON JONES,
Secretary to tie Clus
f1aAo'er T. N. Auguh 10, (2dO)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
scoTTylLLE JOCKEY CLUB.

ME races will commence at this place, on Thrrf-
day the 18th OF September, free for any horGs,
mare or gelding--weights as uiua
Ut Day.--fhree mile heats, for the amount of the
""i.i ,p'i"n' after deduet'Dg contingent charges
lay, about one hundred pounds.
End. Day-The propre,ors purle, two mile heats
half the amount ofthe firi day.
''rd Day.--An handy cap purfe--two mile heats
or an elegant gig.
WILLIAM ARCHER, Sre'ry io.5. CHI.
Fowhatan, Court H'uie, AuguH %. (cyswl
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NOTICE.

ME Co-partnerfip Of GILLI14T g KIRBf,
4 by its limitasion, would expire OH III. srR day
OF next month; hue the members of thai firm have
mutually agreed to extend il the frn day of MaY
nexs-Ai perfons indebted thereto are earnefly re.
quoted to come forward without delay and pay off
wha' tney respectively owe, as longer indulgence
ought not TO be expected. Thofe who have nnf.,.
lied accounts and cannot make imnaediate payment.
II is hoped will execute bonds for their rep.tvc ba
lances
GILLIAT e KIRBY have already received par.
OF their FALL GOODS, and by the irG arrivals
from London, Liverpool, &c the refdue ia expe aea-
which they will fell low for caii-Cesn,ry produce or
approved notes.
GII.LIAT q KIRBY.
Auguft l9. ep en-.
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For SALE

/ virtue of deed in truR, to ME executed by
= captain Fouihes G. Tibb, for purpoies thereir
mentioned; the whole of the property fpeeihed il
aia trnit deed, committing OF very valuable traa of
LAND, ieveral valuable Slaves, Eoulehold & Kitch
en- furniture, and Stock Of various kinds.
The Land lays in EHex county on Rappahanposh
river, ten miles below TaPpahannock very convent
ent to the beh ofh, oyitcrs and crabs, contains ssL
acres lays level and well adapted to the cllture Of
tobacco, corn and fnall grain. There is on i.
dwelling houfe in good repair. as ALTO other convent
ent houfes for fma family valuable young orchard,
OF peach and apple of choice fruits, belonging 10
the above traa there is as much marlh as will az
ford hay in the greateh abundance for one hundred
and Fifty head Of cattle the land is well vatered and
remarkably healthy The fale will take place on III.
prenlifss, on the 24,h day of Oaober next, and the
term: fully made known that day; part of the
pnrchafe money for each article will be requires in
hand, by
CHARLES BROWNE, Trgsea
Eiler, AuguG s. If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
WILLIAMSBURG RACES.

NN Tuelday, the eleventh day Of November rex,
~ will be run for, over the Wiam5burg Co,eGs
fweep fake purfe, for three year old colts, two
mile heats, entrance so dollars; olofed
Wednsiday--the Jockey Club purfe Of four Aar-
dred dollars, four mile heats.
Thuriday-the proPrietor's puffe Of one hundred
dollars, two mile heats.
Friday fweepAske for mules mile heats. the
ben three in FIVE, entrance ten dollars.
SatprdaY--an elegant PADDLE, bride whip and rpurs
mile heats, entrance ten dollars.
BY ordsy effbs GLIB,
ROBERT ANDERSON, se.',y 20 7,esG,.,.
Augue go. (epIlthSI)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16
dSgxR ae.
WILLIAM 8 MARY COLLEGE,


I 10 hereby made known to the public, tina, there
will be eitabiiaied in College plain, but decen,
taoe, upon the Lowell terms, which will fcure the
lni'itutiop asana lois. The board will commence on
the Srd Monday in October, the period fixed for o.
Pemng the Lectures in the philosophical and niathema-
It's ALTO notified, that all Junior fluden,. will be
compelled lodge College, to board ar the public
table, to devote certain Gated hours to Gudy to APP
pear at the calling OLA roll o'clock in the evening,
uurhig the winter tern and g. during that or the
iusmer to continue in their rooms, after they have
retired from the roll, till the next morning and to
ooerve other regulations, which cannot fail to be high
" beneficial 70 youth.
The objea Of thefe arrangements is, no. only to
d'minh the expencc of ftodent at this COLLEGE, bur.
to guard, as efectually as can be DONE ayanft dill
parton and idenes. For this latter purpoie fytem
more refricfiye than that hitherto adopted will be
readily purified. Parents and Guardians who wit
neis the ncreafed tendency to thole evils, agaiuO
wh'ch the College holds tfelf bound to oppole every
Ier w'tnin ITS power, will not heGtate to approve
h thole means, which may be deemed necefary for
10 ,a'usary purpofe. But, ent appreciation i. no,
inihcient. Their cnonera.;nn air, ;s ed.-.:.i
are, therefore, earnelly requefed take CARE that
t"e't Ions, or wards, ia be compelled to obferve
prudent and " lie economy. IL is a MAXIM not to be
'orgotten that the improvement of youth will gene
RAINY De mverieiy as their expenee is it lefs true
'hat their expenditures will be in proportion TO the
temptations, which 4 mifspplied lberali,y mua ex-
ei'e. Let then no money be furnshed beyond a RIO
derate fum; and, let no credit be allowed, EXCEPT
tor iPee'hed articles and to fPeehed amount. This
advice 70 Parents and Guardians, will it is hoped, be
dniy appreciated, and departed from in no intsanee
u is i'pPoho.e that the wifea fyRem of education
can give to youth thofe neaimable benefits, which
might oherwire be derived Is Parents and Guardian,
do NOT frepuouny, and zealouHy compel ebedienes
to that economy, which i, here 70 earneiily recoma
meHded and, that every one may know what may
be eoniidered as the neceiIary expenditure of Gud-
ent at this College, it is flated, that
Inc board, for the courfe, will exceed dols 100
Fees to two protectors, 30
Candies, fuel aud Walking, AZ
Pocket money, not to exceed 40
49,
eos
BY the Society, J. MADISON, Pr.
Augua 10. (Ao,sotl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-16

ME fubfcriber will fell the farm, on which he
hves' containing 1850 acres, 300 of which is in
TINS land is well adapted to the growth of
wheat, corn, grafs, and lies remarkably we'll ,rb.
improvements coniG of dwelling houle, containing
eight rooms, new Kitchen laundry, fervants houfe.
ice honie, fables and barn. The payment for this
property will be eaiy, a, will take well fecured
bonds, negroes, give long credit on receip, Of
fourth OF the purchaie money
CHARLES CARTER.
CulPepper, Sept. 2. (sw.l
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that he deres peace for the fake oaeviatag tse fo
ferings of mankind; THAI be has always admired pa
eifc fentiments; that be has with u absidEe the
power OF Britain. but that he i,deirors cusivate
with her the mon arnicabe reatians. and to forget
the evils Of war in the innocent emulation OF esr4se,-
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4 LExANDER STUART, Efquire, of Rich
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neis The former will give his attention to i, in the
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FOX SALE-on tie lozvrR terms
$500 facks of LIVERPOOL. sal r and on c-,,,s
OF LIVERPOOL RARTHEN WARE of fIperior
quality q well aGorted, jun arrived in the Zip Mer
chant, Captain JonNsou, from Liverpool at Fer
nluda rIundred-
ovERTeN ANDERSON.
May 90. IS
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a 7sw,g man e0b9 can gise .good Information
= Of by ePara7fr, Jobriety, and iadu,qry !;
90'NSq sDiflf4g& engage as an q6lRant in a gro
efy, or 6ar'hffper, 1oekkeeper, or fiberinfeu-
@"nf jar an, gentleman, IN a gentefi calling.
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