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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05
w. WEATHERBURN.

John Hoover, rope maker, South second Nreet be-
weea Nary and chria:an ircets, Philadelphia volun-
tarily nlaketh oath as follows namely,
THAT hsivif1, Mary Hoover wasfolcversly asHiSs-
ed wtha violent fheu:atn, very dangeronhy h:uated
the conlequence Ola eyete cold after yugin as to ne
reduced To the melancholy appreciation Of re,ains
cripple for ts notwithstanding the mott Respectable me-
deal advice WAS followed. and every probable remedy
attempted when feeling ievcrsl cafes OF cures perform
cd by Hamilons Eaance and Extract OF Muitard rhey
were Procured from Mr.. Bireh No. II, South Second
areet. The fri application cabedsher to walk acros
che ron and the ufe Of one botei reored her her
ulual itare OF health and hrength.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05
Or. Hamilton's
GRAND RESTORATIVE,

Is recommended as invaluable medic'ne' ior t.l0
fssdv relief and permanent cure of the various COM
gajnts which refult from diPated
Observation-Disclosures in climates unfavoraoe 60 te
CONFERENCE.-The nlr,oderatc ulc OF tea frequent M
toxication, or any other dcructiVe
nn0rl or executive ule of mercpry-the dfelics pecu
liar r. females al certain period of iie-bad ylngs IN
&c. &c. -;a,c. - he
And is proved by long and excnive experience TO DC
., Z. l..ai... .,.rar aiielled In the cure OF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05
Tooth Ache Dyobs.

The only remedy yet dhcoyered which pir.
iamedia:c and lsling relief in the nOa itsyt,.
infances.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05
ESSENCEANDEX
TRACT OF MUSTARD,

A fafe and sfetaual remedy for govt, rheunlattn'
paliey prains brufes pains i'll the face and neck, &c
And has performed in the above compliant
than all the othcr medicines before made pubiic
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05
re RECOMMENDED

DR.. Hahn's Ants- Bilious rus.
The operation OF theic pills is perfectly mid
70 as 20 be ufed with lafety by Psflons ID svs1
fi;uation, and fevery age. =,
They'ar. excsilently adapted to carry oil 10
pcraaoos bile. and prevent its morbid lsci;'l'n'i
to reforc ard amend the appetite: to procure I
fire.. rerlpiration, and thereby prevent c0d'' #'la
are often attended with fatal cnni'qusaesi !
dofe never fails to remove a cold, if taken Oh la
'frf appearance. They gre celebrated l0f 10
moving habitual colisenefs; hcknsis At 'ns Nv
mach, and fe,ere head ache; and cnsn' "''
taken by all pesions on change OF ''Na''s'
ar Sold likewile by 5. flsaians'
Richmond; Rois and Douglas ls'
teriburg; It. Green, ffederlchiDu, SS,,f
G.. Purdie, Smithaeld; M. ones '1 u
folk; Dr.. Miller, Wincheltef; N 4
Greenhow, WilliamlburSh; ana
Shaw, Leeiburg. ,,v
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05
CASES OF CURES
Bv Hamllton'S

WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES,
(Sekged fran fboa/and5J tie authenticity 81
4vbirb an, PeyIon nay a/certam either BY hHfr
or te5/onal Application.
T A p E w 9 r M.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05
LUTHER MAR FIN.

Mrs Abgah Henry, Bridse-freet BaIsm .r was
e.rsd by one bottle OF damiitons elixir Of very COM
p!iested doricr, occaiontd by ievere colo aaugat
fexeral months ago tie brcathei wi3o the EGeIeit
difficulty and was often thrown into we-I nd lis voice
o @dua at,ept to uhpcr he has upwards Of fix
weeks without ret,rn of his complaints and deTes to
GIVE thi, public teaimony in favor O. his invaluable
medicine.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05

i n i L w ~ II IVA.
Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn keeper, on the Har-
ford road ten miles from Baltimore began about twenty
months ago 20 he erevoufy afflicted Uith tape worm,
which iacrealed fat in ize and rength 10 to excite
the moi horrd eniations by his writing motions and
ino,erabIe palms, recnbing the gnawing and tearing OF
his bowels which deprived him of his neceiary Keep,
and caufed iuch dreadful approximations as cannot be con-
ceved but BY one in milar tuatonhs appetite walt
ed rapdIy and with that his nrcngth, 10 that he was
unable to attend 20 any budues-whtn he heard OF
fonle excellent cures performed by Hanlltons worm
lozcuges he took large dofc, which brought away a.
/ bout FOUR YARDS OF tie worm (now IN the pei
elton of Lee, co., bat reacwa! OF ms pains loon
convinced him that this nonruas reptile had recovered
;ts frH yigor-Application made to Lee Co. tor
more of their medicine, with their advice, from which
re!ued the rota expu1ion OF his formidable enemy, IN
feycral pieces which he uppoled TO be SIX or EIGHT
VAR DS more. A lew months have hnce eEPied, and
Mr.. Fuller is in perfect health The above iacts
are we'll known numerous circle o! MS neighbors
and himielf will crafty any who MAY with to make
further inquiries On the fubjea. Although HamilIon's
worm lozengcs produce fuch powerful effects when
necefary yet they are perfectly innocent and mild II
their operation on the human body taken IN large
docs as Mr. Fuller will tenifyther particular mild
ncf abundantly evident IN innumerable cures OF IN
fants
c,mnaniratsd-by Dr.. Jola spGng!er, York f9GeS,
Peng6lvania.
,
m;liaer of the Moravian church, i'll York town
York, Jaaaay 9Th, 1909.
DEAR SIR,
DR.. Haniirons Iozenges have been recommended to
ME as very adequate means for the cure of children
atf,i6fcd with worms, procured box fer the rie OF
my family, to try whether by Of this medicine
might be enabled to gain point. which, to acconl-
ph, different other means had proved abortiye. MY
edct boy had very fckly appearance, was very ret-
!eis at night, grew leaner FROM time to time in hort,
he Ceemed to be in precarous fate oil health, whieh
would yield to none OF the pejcines administered,
nnE gave him doies of ozeuges. agrteaby to tie
dire tsious, which carried of fuafance ali appear
arce mere bu apen cole npe6fion gate re"
peeled with very ln,ai living animals. Not Of chat
tort Of worms which u!uiiy attt children came from
him, Since that period he grew remarkably better II!
hea hh and though lean, has got freh and lively COM
pcxi,n Upon different occa!onsl have uled this me-
dcic as pprging iuhtutc, and found 1t To anwer
exceedingly well, without bringing belly ache, or
any other iagreeabe icniaons, 10 often Questioned by
pagsing medicines Upon the which judge this me-
dce TO be, hsiides its main Object, Of the mott
alutary for reitor;ng oa appetite, and promoting
prspcr hate of dige0ion by carrying of that olIous
iablance. which engcnaers 10 much nafpoitior beth
among children and adults.
am, Sir, your nlrG obedien iervans,
J1HN MOI THE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05
F,os LUTHER MARTIN. Eff. Atforaey-Gt
neral of tbe Gate Of Maryland.
G.lltlemen,

comply with your requea in Eating my opinion OF
t,sm;,tons ELIXIR. thas been ultd in my taniiy 'E
two or three years paa with uniform aeeel h n
colds, coughs or niar complaints have rendered me-
dieipe necefiary. have myelf found 1t an exeetleI
and agreeable remedy ora very pa'nu aaa
afs 9on Of the breah accompanied with iofeue's '''a
,y;rb ohhrn4ed aud difficult breathing.
On thefe accounts do not hehtate TO recommend
ugmiirons Elixir, as valuable medicine, and deieiVng
pubic attention. .pr,>r
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05
,ur nnit obedient iervans,
John MOTHER.
DR.. HahG's true and genuine German
Corn Platter.

An infalliable remedy Tor corns, fpeeai'y re-
moving them root and branch, without giving
pain.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05
81 TAKE NOTICE

rbat T..Keansdy, Jen.is Appointed me 0H.y ageH'
for ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05

-Dio' Msrsous i,forders., Violent cramps in the
Cornnrnt;ons. ltomach and backs,
,ocrnefs of fnirits, IndigcRion,
&c of ANNETTE. Melancholy,
tFn,n,str oFthc blood, Gout III the ftoinach,
Hyner;cal affections, Pains iii the limbs,
eIn,y.ra xyeaknciles, Relaxations,
ssm;na, weakneifes involuntary enflions,
Fluorbus Cor whites) opitsha'e siseH'o
Barrenieis, lmPotoiey' o>e' ~
IN cafes OF extremity where the long prevalence and
obainacv Of dleafe has brought general Empower
hment Of the lytem executive debility Of the whole
frame and a waiting of the Aeh, which no nour'ih n
n,ens or cordial could repair peril in the is
Of this medicine has performed the ''ot aitomnlng
cures.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05

TIE fabfssiber having obtained : es s',s.pl
| decentralization in the County ., .a,, a
d.ia, anu aiar;a OF Columbia, G" "as ali p,i
the Cajd Elisabeth W4@agt'n, ''q''", n,at \
gons indebted TO fald cttate 70 faN' s ~ cIaini
Inc f. oicrihc,, and all thofe who may Ia account
sssi,t; the cas,e by bond note, OF {. 'p ,ss GnD
Properly authenyicsted3 TO exhiOl' WV
Ms. Jobu Luxe, TO n nm sI-n
u. Ct1nF'h iAA' eoit
Echrna.V rs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05
S 4 l. E..
,Sfptenlber A.,

yNTILL be fo!d, on the 10Th Gay o., ?, ' Mis-
w uexr, at the rcGdence Of !, The ,a' s,o .m,
EEzabab Ws@mgtos, all tie psrllla " [o r' ".
" belonging to inc eisate; co"i'ins O. J Ho,Gn
luabls Haua,old aad Kitchen Fain.,N';' Woo,
iioms If which are well brej cs;''e' 1 mOSs
fIay, Fodder, Sc. sc. a cFedt Oh ,,.,. ,pdI
will be given ior all iuns above ten ao'. ;,.1.
uraxr thar amount payment will BE- seq'' Mn'n
e'oN,7h ma VIZ s:o.lothMh
February z%.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05

Boarding. AOu7e ORs"'gg reet,
By the sub(criber, in Pfln Tl,n,, Pa
IL the houle lately occupied ny i0I nr Did
ten, between the dwelling hopls q s.u y eeot,4
and Mr.. iIolgf,u's fore where n i'll olsi d
boarders May be accommodate
out lodging. Apply to ,u.,,,on KIM.
"''''" sod
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-05
JAMES KENNEDY, Sen.
Medicines,
KLNG-STREET,

which are in high eeem and geaefs ute throughout
sites. maay ol them being fold cheaper
, s the drugs of which shey are compoundeo eOuu
be surchaled at retail itore.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-24
IN MAabitanf Of Columbia.
OUR FOKEICA kEL LIONS.

LET s'y honef man, y. wiiatet cr rerihsfon in
Gu dcn'sh.c pciit..s he ~ te, rerufe VI ii II.
tentirn re letters sadist.n ,ty M I alieyy.rd
tour niiiitet al Pals, ADO +, NJ. 7uresu 20
Mr.. NJ. diem, feerctaiy 0, aalez- ,see4 her with.
the decree OF Prolcrip,on., vEieb nj. Felrard
the F'encb conn'sndart IN The CITY OF sario Do.e
mirgo, has dartd TO fife agsitf tie fm,r,e,n
c: z meic., :" in ekSnpt,I sei i my bl tsard..-
- And, having uetowea de.,cesfacra,,or on
thole letters, NJ on the eecrts xblcb TOLD VIZ
.henl rot psiy as rtey # & thr property and
peiohsl fafety OF our oiszers fEut as tI,ry fix
I've clare ard p:efrae the y.,cigpty OF the
rUnitec States, len lin fy VI ;,e, aJst ienfe cf
n'e'af .duty, or impl, Mqrtct The rational in,e.
fttts. our executive gavtrrrente pld have With.
I'D thrfc In ottant letters from The !sq Allure,
and perpleoi thr Usiied S'a:c., nrt ,tey wire
ipe'dlHsafiy called fov by .tte Senate, ae,pp in
rs h !Nah~t rapaciy- md even fer fourteen
lays sfrer tkat rtcura wa. made Let him then
PR neurce,, wish an irpa'tiaI judgment, what
.ught to be :sie ieniin'ent and poceed,ng Ut The
people and esiG@iuse, in iuch asgran, cueum.
tsncre. =, ~ ,a,.ss H. - .t1,-
Ia will be ohfrved, .ras tie f q .et,e- of ~.
Ieyrand, to Mr.. Armfso6g beats date on The
ON OF Aoguiss 1903. ard tie fecond en- the
ioh OF tic ,aUe m ,hfh--and,S that the fri of
MIR. Inrtesu's lesterssto Mr. Lfadifon. which
vas dated On HE l4,h OF October, Iscs, was
no' Hgrse<red On tec gid cfsIruary, 1886, VIXEN
ibe iecord was wlIier--AAd that, unul the
Ioh OF the Preient month"; The citizens of the
Cui'ed States, WHO sEe 70 deeply implicated in
TIE retui., hate beea held in ut,e, icn@rance Of
the lntentirns and declarations Of he govern.
ment OF France, rs ezpef:d 10 thsfc letters,
Feipetting the c. n,re,ce with ST. D mirsl--
Nor was 1t even permitted, to the liz, a tue of
The Union, by having The tads impaired 10 ,btn,
TO prevent, Or to P'epaie sgaintt the @coniequea.
lss! $ =, -
PHI de liz poE4:.aI p...a1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-24

BULL up, i would Be surpassed in eisgsaeesy
and grandeur BY no street on this side shs
sAtiantie. ~
The new road. or as We may more pro-
perry CALI the WAsHINcroN AvENvE,
wilrbe an hundred '1eet wide. Il snould
be graveaied 10 the middle, and ornament.
ed On each side by double row OF trees,
and probablyeat some tusurs PERIOD itwIns
torn but one continued street. tom A.cxe.
andria,,o the Washington broge.
: In q future paper lDope 70 DC able 10 oh.
yiate every matei'ai cbJscuon which elthet
private interes, or mIs.ake may have sug-
'gested, in opposition, 10 THIS grand natienul'
improvement. =
- So. IN lnhabitaaf Of ColMlbia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-24
II AN AWAY,

From the Mferi6sr, on Frsaay taft,
N apprentice boy, named Alam. By..-.
N All psrfans are ferewxfned hafbor,ng or
employing him, and all matters of vstfels are eau.
ton; sganft carrying him. off, as | will put the
law in force againR any one sfenaing.
IsM T1lbsIa.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-24
RICHARD H.. HENDERSON

Takes the Liberty of Eating that he
has ci4ngrd his rs['Ieoce from Dummies 10 tesf.
nure, win the intention of purfuihg the p,ac-
lice Of Law in the counties Of L.uGoo, Fair.
AK and Prince William. and Of attending ,hs
DsRnd Court of Hay Make. He will aho
engage id collections with diligence aad atten.
ton. - 81 ,,.,.,-.
January ID. e"6.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-24

~ NoksoLx, January 70.
Arrived, fh'r Argus, srrsil,. 4, days f. ON
'be By Honduras. Left ar the Fay, tho
chooner Zsfhna, rasn, to fail for Savannah,
h-ii ffot Jaruary, At Cape Gracaos Adias,
he brig Bstfey, Role,, ct New York. At The
Balize, che May Ann, Rowland. of N. Yort,
20 fail for ebarleaon 10 January; brig S,ras,
Fucker cf Portland, unknown what time t.
(ail. sPoks, in lat. zs CO, long so 10, tie
mp, Eliza. lto@ey, III IN T.in,tsd, (Cuba,)
scuod to Baltimore OF the. Caps, fpoke an
Englis fhip bound iae
:. Brig Neptune, . tnell, from Baltimore, bound
to Antigua, having iprnog "a leak, Put in here
yfferdsy il d itrefs. e;
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-24
lPbHldstbia Political Regp,.1
RnrrnN I.nrar,, 10

BOTTOM. JanGary I8
CAPTAIN L.amfon, who arrived here yef. rdsy,
from Glbteltar, confirms. tie account, thar ! |,
# the Britifh line of bsttle Nhifs, engaged of
Cad:s, were at Gibraltar, tdtsly d:fmaaed -
and that four Of Lord EsIion's priz-s were ALTO
there. He adds, tksr tvo Of The Spanih p.ize.
got into Malaga, after tie ACTION that The
Britih fhiPs were very feverely injured; and
that they loR grsst rumbrr Of men.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-24

An artlclei in the lsa Eng'ih papers, nensi.
OBS, that orders had been oifpa,ehed from the
admiralty, by Tsleeraphe, to leversl nen of war.
ately arrived from. the ehaonei R-e, to join Lord
Collins wood, Of Cadiz Immediately. This i,
onErma,oy OF the intelligence of the injury
done the Rfita1 in the battle of csdiz, and in
the form which lncceeded.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-13
Johnson s. R&.AT.
~EWELLERS 81 SILYEP-SMTrYg

rENELLERS 81 SILVEP-S MITRS,
Havt fer rIe tier Fors fbr.e oo,t beiozv Mfr.
Taylor ant By7zUnt Te1dpe O1F.s, sud a Ei7U door,
aJ,oe be Bel TaVern, tbe toiiozoinc aytieis, 0i=
DLATED Tea Pots, Sugar Dimes, and Milk POTS,
i Tea Urns, Gator Stands, Candle Sticks Defrrt
Dihes, Salt Stands, Table Spoons Sugar Tongs, Coo
lets Bread Bakets. Decanter Stands aud plated ham
died Knives aud Forks.
Silver, Table, Defert, Tea, Soup, Teddy, Sauce,
Nlunard, and Salt Spoons; Silver Milk Pots, Tun,-
blers, Sugar Tongs, Salt Shoves, Piaculhion Rims
and Chains, Scidor Chains, Cloak CllIps, Hooks and
Eyes, Netting Needles, Tooth and Ear Picks Bod
kns, P-ncil Cafes, Thmbles, Shell Snuff Boxes fyer
mounted Fruit and Penknives.
Tortoifsihell Combs ornamented with gold Of eve
ny fize and defeription from Is dolls. to so cents,
Gold Watch Chains, Seals and Keys Of various pat
terms eegan, Pebble Seals, Paiie and Gold Earhoops
al different zes and patterns, Miniature Settings of
various izes, Mourning and Fancy Loeketts let and
Coral colourcd gold mounted Necklace, lee and Car
II: Necklace plain and neat, Gold Necl; Claps Ena-
nleled Fancy and Mourning Bracelets; Gold Cohonk
and Silver Sleeve Buttons Gold Studs for the neeve
and Co'lir; Plain, Stone, Heart, Dog Collar,
Topaz Pearl, Comedian ard Mourning Rings, and
Brsaa Pins Of alniolt every delcrpton all Of which
with additional fupTly that they ezpeet very foon
they offer upon the mott moderate terms--rhey will
sio rn, ANY article in the plate line upon the mort
ea notice.
a. 3. The higheG price given for old geld and I'll
yer. December 2. eptf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-13
FOR SALE,

TINE LOT and HOUSES wherein Yobr Har-il-
Z tan, Efq. the Briti1, Confui, refdes on il are
three Cory DwelliHg-House, an Office and Kitchen,
and other necefary Houies for family uie; Well Of
good Water, newly fitted, and Garden lately paed
in, Ware Houfe and Cellar Under it the remains
OF a Wharf, which will make good foundation to
build with all the priviledges OF lots tuaed on
the river, of extending wharf.
ALso-27i4 Acres Of well tElbered LAND, with
good FiiheFy Wiliougiby's Bay, taking in the
mouth and part OF Maiops 2 eek where the ben OF
Oyfers aud Fin can be conveniently taken.
ALso-A LOT in SmhGeld, between Mrs Pur.
die and Captain Todds ots.--For terms apply to
THOMAS NEWTON.
Auguf 90. (tf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-13

Taylor and Habit A1aker, fran PHILADELPHIA,
II EGS leave to inform the gentlemen and ladies of
~ Richmond and the country, that he intends car
ryig the above bulnefs in all its various branches;
being well acquainted with the newet faihions, he
hopes from, punaua!ity and aIiduy to buiinefs, to
deierye little OF their patronage, nothing fha he
wanting his part render fasfaetion to cuflom-
ers; and for neat Workmanship, he pledges hinfelf
to have il done in the nea,eft manner
JAMES STRATTEN, -
N. B. His reGdence is OIL the Main-S,reet Rich
mond, next deor to David Logans.
OC. ~. o,u,tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-13
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 9.

Edward Lloyd, new member from the fate
Of Maryland, elefsed in The room of Jofc ph II.
Nicho'toH, reiisned, having been qualified, took
his feat.
MIR. J. Clay prsfented the petition of John
Lennon, which was referred TO the committee
of Claims.
MIR. J. Clay prefcnted the petition of Jacob
Ritter, jun. which was referred to the Commit
tee Of Commerce and Manufactures.
Mr.. ]. Clay Preiented the petition of Stephen
h'ngiton which was referred to the Committee
of Commerce and Manufactures.
Mr.. BidweIi prelented the petition of Mar
tina Strong, which was referred to the Commit
tee OF Commerce and Manufactures.
Mr.. ]. Clay prefented the petition of Lud-
wig Kuhn. which was referred to the Commit
tee Of Claims.
Mr.. Crownnniield preftnted petition from
Arnold Martin, which was referred to the Com.
'nttce of Claims.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-13
FRIDAY, Dec. =.

The Speaker laid before the Houfe commu-
nicstion from MIR. Lstrobr. furveyor of the
public buildings, representing that iey-ral mem.
bcrs Of TIE HOMIE had minated 20 him An 7p-
preheDiion Ofthe iniecurity of the piaift-ring
of the ceiling Of the Representative chamber,
and eSprelling his opinion of its perfect fecuri.
ty.
Ordered TO lie on the table.
Mr. Eppes prefen,ed petition from Pcni!-
min Sadier, which was referred 10 the Com
mttee OF Claims.
NJ. MagFuder prefented petition from Will
lam Hesrn, which vas refcrIed to Griett com
mittee.
MIR. Sloan prefented petition from fundrv
citizens Of New Jerry, praying for a new poG
route which was referred to the poa Office
committee.
Mr.. Gdrnett ankSd to he executed from ferv-
ing on the Committee Of Ways and Means, ss
there were other members of a longer BANDING,
and better acquainted with futietts Of finance.
Mr.. G1rnett having been executed, Mr.. J.
Randolph was appointed in his place.
Nj. Brown prelented the petition Of Cafpcr
Reezer, which waS referred to the Committee
of Claims.
Mr.. Van Conlandt prefe nted the petition from
- Monday, which was referred to the Com
mitice Of Claims.
hr. Thomas preiented the petition of Jo-
fcph McCreksn, which was referred to the
Committee Of Claims.
Mr.. Chandler Prefcnted petition from fun
dry Inhabitants of Maine, praying for a new
pot route, which was referred to the PoR- OF.
fee Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. J. Randolph, the Houfe
refoved ittelf into Committee cf The whole
on the bill to fuipend the operation 6 m act
cntituled "an acl To- prohibit the importation
of certain goods, wares and merchandise" an,.
to remit the penalties incurred under the fame.
Mr.. T6NNEY in the Char.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-13
NUMBER 65.l
EDUCATION.

HURINC the enluiny year, R. l.. Bohennan vii
~ continue and psrfue the Profeiional inifrueion
of youth in the Of Port Royal. His courle Of in
iru.li comprehends Latin Grammar, Engiiih Pro-
fody, the art Of reading, Arithmetic, Geography with
the ufe of the globe, and maps, Mathematics, and
the principles Of fome Of the non ueful and curious
branches OF Natural Philofophy. With reipe to the
Importance and utility of thofe branches OF learning
tina, form his coure Of education, it would be chime
rical in him into any diiYudton, iince they
are obviouly the foundation on which youth may,
whatever be their profpeas or future walks in life,
place their future ufefuluefs and eteem AS afford
ing satisfactory evidence to the parents and guar
dams OF thofe young gentlemen whom he may have
rnder his care of the Improvement which his pupils
derive from his courfc of nttruttion, he will continue
to purue his adopted plan Of cauing his pupils to un
dergo annually public examination IN the itudies IN
which they may have been respectively engaged this
plan, befides the fatisfaiou that itmay excluvely
afford to the parent guardian will ('e thinks ever
be a powerful incentive arior, add new
yigor TO the mind & above ALL proIueein the bress
Of his pupils, laudable and praife-wor;hy emulation
TO excel. Ii is his mot ardent dere, the primary OBJ
ieas of his abours and the hrongea motive for his
mott Jealous devotion, to develope amengt his pu-
pills new genius of intellectual activity, and at the
fame time 70 point out the obje9s which this All
witty may be the moi ufefully direed. He deeniing
himfeH an ardent lover of indufry and proper i'm
provenent of tin,e it fhall be of his mott eager
concerns to inculcate habits OF intellectual aivy in
the youthful mind, for he is imPrelled with belief
that however great the talents and genius youth may
he, without the activity for exerting them, they will
be unavaling, pine, decay and perrin. As ihail he
oHe of his mott jealous to the teuder
mind to habits of indury and application, 70 will lie
deter youth from frequenting pealure parties, pur
funs. frivolous amuiements, and uch other pcrnici
Gus habits that they may have previouy acquired rhe
great foes virtue health and happnefs iuch habits
that encourage vruent paiions, and fink the native
vgor of youth into cou,en,ptible efsnacy and apa-
thy.
For fuch OF his pupils that may attend exciuively
TO the art of Reading ard Arithmetic, his charge for
tuition will be eight dollars per quarter To thoie
who may attend other branches of learning his charge
will be ten dollars per quarter.
N. B. His School will commence on the feeond
Monday in January, 1907.
Port Royal, October %, 1906. sm.