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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-04

L'OR SALE, that well known and valuable
l. FARM. on ChickahoIniny river, formerly
the property Of Mr.. Thomas Watkins, decd. a
bout * miles from Richpiond, containing 545 a.
cres a very considerable part, Is valuable swanip
Land, Il part of which is reclaimed. and now in
meadow, from which have been credbly nfor-
med, that Nj Watkins in his lifetime, Cit up-
wards of HORTON in tie year there is about 100
acres ofswsmp Land now in timber aud could
},c reclaimed al vc;y inconsiderablc cXpcnce,
TO make ut least double the quantity Of hay, that
has formerly been cut. There IS considerable
quantity of Cedar ON the high land, and believe,
full sufficient fence the greater part Of The plan
tation In. On this pl.utdOo, is a toiefabe good
dwelling house, kitchen and very good barn.
with several out houses for the negroes Also,
excellent young apple orchard, OF about 800
bearing trees, independent Of the old orchard of
100 more OF tie best fruit, and about 300 5e:,ch
trees selected from tie best kind, wild, Il variety
ri pears and cherries, and ali Of which choice
fruit There is also, ON this plan alton, very va
iuaEle mill scat, en- which there was formerly, q
good grist r, aud from Information, used Ia
receive from So to so barrels of toll corn per an
mum Last year erected new mill ho re or
II, with considerable part ofthe riurliug year g.
nished, and for aiiout 100 dollars czpence, the
mill could be completed Few plantations in
this country, possess more Natural advantages,
as tie WHOLE oitiie meadow can be watcrcd from
Tie MIL stream l!as Farm is worthy the OBJ
jcct Of any person who is fond OF farming. and
ne E,ade rs productive any in the state, Tor
the number Of acres it contains. arm satisfied,
to any man, who would tnn his attention to ma
kibE Of hay, the proddct of that article alone,
would be from 4 to 500pounds Annually, ndepen
dent of corn {. whcat to any person incIinabic to
Purchase this farm, / will give credit Of years
o. plying down Is OF the purchase money, or
s.-uring tic balance BY deed OF trust on the
premises.
Also, Tor sale, four Mules and about 50 head
Of CATTLE, AMI ,he crop Of Corn. Fodder, &c
on hand, which will be sold independently Of the
plantation.
DANIEL L. HYLTON.
nov. J. Tfl
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Oct. IS.


IN addition 20 the above mentioned Lands, &
by virtue of the powers aforesaid, vii be sold,
at the same time and place, the Following vau
able Tracts of military LAND, viz One thou.
sand acres in the state of Kentucky, On the wa
ters of High Land creek, adjoining the Lands
or Mayo Darlington, and Peter Casey patentc d
the 18th June, 1885.
a tract of 333 IS acres in the state of Ohio,
on fork of Pam. creek, adjoining ;auiei Bur
Wells survey: No. $50, patented 22d Nov 1892
Also, Tract OF 256 IS aofes in the sta, o.
Ohio, on Todd's fork Of the Little Miami river,
adjoining VIM Barow's survey, No S645, Tho
mas Redley's survey, No. e2o2G, and John Ro-
Lcrts's survey, No. 699, patented thF 23d Nov.
1902
The three last mentioned tracts of Land, will
BE sold upon the following terms, to wit: One
fourth of the purchase money in hand, and The O
t1er tmee-iourths in three equal anntlalpayIrents
1.-The purchasers executing deeds of lrust. on
tie Land, to secure the last payments
BEN. MOSBY,
.... WIN. c. WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Oct IS. Ctdsl
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a LII persons having CLAIMS against the Es-
L n tate Of WIN. Friend, decd. late Of Man
chester, arc hereby required 70 bring them for
ward, rs curly as possible, That arrangements
msg be made for pay nent and all persons in
debled Go said estate, a;c earnestly solicited to
'Q.Lk yaymcnt, speedily rs possible. The ST.
j"ssV>> az Che eatate Being sdch, as to render il
impossible to grant longer Indulgence.
THOMAS BRANCH, Executor.
Chesterfield, SOv. 1. f2m)
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- virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed To
the Subscriber By VIM, Brown q, Chester.
reii. 10 secure the payment Of a debt ,.n,. KEN
pan Giles, will be Offered lar sale, oh tie 3, of
i."T neat, at Brooks's Tavern, in the town OF
~ ,nciies'er; iMp Negro Men E1gER & JOEN,
the property o. ire sid D.osaz4- s,v cash.
PETER L. SMITH, Trustee
Get % 're,jGs1
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n HTS day IS pnIlish,d, (0'l my ~ hndNl
4 .FaroI T93assH'5 Book Store, 9firirin.r 'li-
Market Bridget Part 81 Vol. LOT UENING
* lUNFORD's REPnRJ'S, containing the DE.
-ioHs Ot the Suprcn," Court of Appeals of Viz
p.i.,, 1T the October Term, 1907, ADD con pIc-
ting tie FIRST Volume.
~ the same place may bc lad nc SAID volume
(of G56 paEcs) elegantly bound ~ calf Pi,ae to
suJsorbrra s. to nSn-gubscribers 8, S.
tnc i.m'ls ct h', co"len jiaic,i, which were 200
p.g' 1N'y,) tic cu;h0,S have been induced 10
tt',.s..it - subscribers atthe a5Ovc pyce, which
IS sons .'isTa5lvi 81 - proportion, than that men
Toned ~ .dc Pros&cai3
Gcnutfa, ~ wbn D.ke f,csc Reports in mum
hero, W.. Do permitted 60 ieHun d.cm a. any t.nit
Wi IAN sex months, s, receive Yi.,ins, for ,yiici
number ij.y VIE o., aliewcG tie original coSt il
part payment los t'4c volume. nov l. ClawdJ
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~ COUNCIL, GcronEn 2Dru, iSJS The
= Governor iail before the board, le;te. from
Robert j,rousl, Esq. one OF the Commissioners,
apruncd u snperin'enl tl,e Election 81; Z lcctoTs
az President anal Wee President az the Un,ci
States, STANG that 1t had been suggested 20 him.
tsa; the Electoral Tickets must he in writing &
that it viii he contende,l the day os Election,
that none but written Tickets be received si,,
requesting the opinion of the Exerative in the
case: Vaeycuboa it is a4viSed, as the ooia;oa c!'
ts;s 6oara Tilat the names oi the persons voted
ini as ElectorG, may he either written or printed
hut that the names of the persons voting, ought
To De IL, writing nn the back ui the Tickets.
It's further advised, tina, G,;, foregoing opin-
on he published in the papers printed in the
city of Rchmnn,l.
{.xt,sct from tue Minutes,
DAM. L. HYLrON, CPk Of the Council.
Nov 1. C251
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n EGKOES FOR SALE.--By virtue of a
y Deed of Trust, executed to us, by Miller
Waddill, Of Prince Edward county, bearing date.
'he 10th of May, 1906, fcr the purpose Of secu-
ring to Sterling Smith, aud to Sterling Srl,I ard
{" Sims ct money therein expressed we shall
en- wednesday the 10Th DAY Of November next
at The dwelling place ofthe late Miller WaddcU,
deceased. proceed 20 SCH for rcady money, the
lolioM'as Sta, IS, to wit Luce .n:l acr children
WGney aid 'sayi0r, many of item rs mas
DC sufficient 20 discharge the purposes Of said
deed. JAMES DICK,JrS ,c-...
WA WHITE, '"''seS'
ct. n, Icptd-sI
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Oct 90

- Z vituc OF deed OF trust e.ecucd To- t..
~ subscribers, by Robert and George Turner,
and Ann tie wife of the said George, duly rccor-
dcd in the Hastings Court Of Richmond made
To secure the payment OF fifteen hundred dollars,
g Daniel Couch, according to Che terms OF said
deed viii be sold by the Subscribers to the
highest bidder, for ready money, before the door
Of the Eagle Tavern, in the city OF Richmond,
on saturday tie 10Th Nov. next, all that Lot,
Piece or Parcel Of GRoUND, sil,ste in The said
city ON the cast side OF the cToss-street leading
from the Beii-Tgycrn 10 the river, and now under
lease 10 Russell e Wallace (subiect to- ground
rent Of iOE per annJm foreYcr,j Together with
the foiiowmg NEGROES George (the coo,) Pc.
ter (tbe berber) and hgyy or So mugI Of tie
said property will be sufficient 10 raise ihc sum
Of 100 dds Together With all costs attending the
SAID sale ANDw STEVENSON,
Z. ANTHONY, ''"''ee'
oct 81 rtdsl
& FEW hoxes Of 1Sby Il WmdJw GLASS,
y Of the inst quality Tor saie.--l;nquiFc at TIL.
Oiucc. Oct ~ fri
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/ AND AND NEGROES To De .eutct. ..ad al
~ red-On Monday the 18th day OF Decem.
Der mext, if fair if not the next fair day, WI,
let tor the term of three years, tract OF LAND
in the county OF Louisa, known by tie name o.
the Healing Springs, Containing about 1900
cres-On this tract there is about 800 acres o
open land, III good order Tor cropping, 100 acre
OF which are creek and river low. grounds OF
prime quaitty--l2O bushels of Bearded wheat
will &c Immediately and carefully seeded, on
iIalI ot when will be suwn in tobacco land. The
Mineral Springs ON this tract were much frcqucn-
ted when Kept us public place, tiicir virtues are
attestcd by Physicians of the iigs. aninence, and
some late and surprising cures, have, beyond all
CONTROVERSY, established their value and then
powers. There are Several roor.y and CONVENIENT
houses, al oil which Except one small house or
Chamber Kept for my own use; viii be let, with
the land. At tie Same time and place, will be
hired 20 valuable crop hands, consisting of Men,
Women, Boys and Girl. / am wiling TO diI.ide
the land ia parts, and hire tine negroes separate
y, but should be better pleased ard would make
some abatement, ii l could meet with any proper
person who would undertake the whole Az the
same timc arl place, will tc sod IL valuable
work Mules, the stocicof Cattle, Sheep s. Hoes,
plmtmation Tools, 200 bbls. Of Corn, Tops aud
Blades, 800 bushels OF Oats, and some Hay, one
| light Coachec, with harness TO- wa horses ON
Still, several articles of valuable Furniture, con.
SSting OF Mahogany Tables, CHnirs and Coucii,
sumdry W ainut Tables s; Windsor CHAIR, larg,
Looking Glasses in guilt frames, . qian,it~ o
CiGpa, Queens and Glass Ware, Kitchen Fur
nitufe, &c. &C. too tedious 20 cnumeratc. 70
n purchases under IL dpls. cash Will be requi
rc,i--ior ~ between I ) and 100, we've months
credit will be giycu--anl for all purchases Owe
100 dois. viii wait two years, but IN every sae
bonds with the most uudoubted security i9ill BIZ
required bearing interest from the date, unlcs
l'unclca!ly paid. GEO; FLEMING.
Healing Springs, oct. 7. FIJI
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WILLlAWsBURC; September 1, 1903 :
w The Sub cribers have entered into tse,s
nership, under the firm of COLE. s. BENDER
SON aud have supplied Themselves with .-g.
uerat and well selected assortment of siDerfine
and fine Cloths, WooIlens, Manchester stuffs,
Cambrics, Hosiery, Hardware, .Sadiery, Staff.
onary and oRocER1ES which DIZZY will sell low
for cash, country produce, or on short credit to
customers who are pinctual III ti'eir payments.
ROSCOW COLE, JAS. HENDERSON,
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N. b. For the accommodation ofthe Students
and Scholars of William & Mary College, they
will keep constant supply of the Books used in
that Seminary. G. 6. H.
Sept. Is. -~.t. i-nlf1
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u edmond TURNPIKE CONP4Nl;-
Ia At meeting Of the Directors of the said
Company, the 25th Of October, 1908:
Rcsoivrd, That the sales OF the Shares of de
linquent stock Holders, advertised TO be rtads
on this day, be postponed till the Goth q next
month, and thtt all shares be that day sold, bo.
Stive!y 5rithom TescrUe, in every case OF denJuen-
cy, al the Swan-TSern, inthe city OF Rictihond,
1t tie hour Of ID o'clock.
Resolved, That call Of two dollars on each
share Of the Stock Holders, in tie said Company
be made, and tl,at the same be paid 60 The Urea.
surer on or before the 2sth Of ncxth month.
n. SHEPPARD, Cierk.
Oct o. Cep1ml
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foFARrNERsH?P DIssoLvED.--h pursu-
Y ance of the authority given to each partner.
by the articles Of copartnersip, entered into be-
tween Asa Dodge and the Subscriber, lately pur-
suing business i'll this city, under the firm of
Dodge and Cobb, tho aforesaid copaltncrsLip is
hereby declared dissoiveG.
In consequence of the embarrassed situation of
the bneiress, the creditors Of the said Dodge and
Goth are informed. that all their Goods and eff
ftcts including Book Debts, notcs, Bills, &c.
arc conveyed and assigned TO .AYm. Marshall,
Eag and benjamin Kimbai Tor the Benefit Of
such creditors, as chuse to Subscribe to Che con-
ditons of tie Deed of conveyance in ten
lays from the date thereof The deed is in the
hands Of said Kirnball, TO whom oil who are in
dcb,ed to said firm, will please pay their balances
Immediately. CEKSHOM COBB
Oct. 81 Tf1
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TOR New Orleans, the regular
.4SsykXLES>e A. trader LOUISIANA PdGn
so. SAEA W 1T, Capt. Whireioak, VIII Sal GA.
asss:sssSss-s- .the 9Th of Nov.--For Freight OF
Passage, having excellent accommodations. ap-
ply to JENNINGS & RODDEY.
oct y. ENTl
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- TUBLiSnEn ny TH">;As kircHie OPP.
f''"iTe TIE UNION TAVERN, Ar FIVE poL-
1.Nss PER ANNuM, PAYABLE IN AVA Ncr
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ri OTlCE.-I shall petition tire next General
/ AssetrbIy, to be exoncrated from keeping
up the Cause 'yity opposite ny Ferry and through
the Marsh Of Moore Fauntlcroy, deceased.
LAURENCE MUSE.
TapFahannock, Sept. 60 (tfN
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Nj CtlCE---8y virtue of Deed of Trust, bear
IL ing dstc nineteenth day of Feb. one thou
samd eight hundred and sev.i, ts, r1,5 executed
by Lawrence Carver, to secure the payment or a
sum of money as therein mentioned l shall pro-
coed to sell, for cash, to the highest bidder, on
the fifteenth day Of Nov. next, at the dwelling
house of said Carver, all the PROPERTY CON
yeyetl by said decd, to satisfy the debt above
mentioned, and all costs attending the same.
G. CARR
nov I. T2tT1
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VI ROHERHCE AND COMMIS5iON BUsl
~ NESS.-Ihe subscribe respectfully offers
his gnrviccs to his friends AVID the public in the
bove line OF bt siness and .oicits their patronage
G. GREENHDH
Dec. IS. folwtfl
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- ANYWAY from the subscribers Fslri,, near
1e Char'estowi', in Jefferson county, in April
last, Negro Man called JOHN ROMANTIC
is .b,nIt Or yours IF Tre acour five feet FIVE or SIX
inches high, well made, and has small scar be-
tween his eyes he wore blue ciot, long coat
and pantaloons, striped cotton waistcoat, shoes
and black wonlen stockings, and is, bytrade, an
excellent BLACK smith and gn-smth. ipurcha-
sed him of Major Scott of the city of Richmond
he formerly belonged to Mr. David Ross and Ii
we'd q am toid,) at Columbia on James river en-
P!oyed al his trade. He was apprehentled in Ma
ryland in May, aud in my rbsence, was brought
home and placed by my dverseer. III the Jail of
Jefferson COUNTY, from which he made his escape
n few days. He hsG when apprehenAcd, a
forged pass, aud ! ain since informed, can write
atoe,sbe hand. l will give reward of twenty
dollars, to any person who will aTprehcnd. and
secure him SO that get him again.
BENNETT TAYLOR.
Charlcstown. Ief Co'ky Va. Oct 4 C5wl
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virtue of ample powers delegated to the
- Subscribers, will &c sold 20 the highest bid
der, for ready money, 1T the Eagle,Tavern in the
city OF Richmond, on the 22d day OF November
next, all that valuable .atatc in BON county, in
the State OF Kentucky, well known by the name
ct the Big Bone Lick, Or salt work. ON Big Bone
Creek, about two miles from the ohio River,
containing tyvo thousaad acres laorerSr less Also
fur Thousand acres of valuable LAND oii The
Ohio river, grcAs poriien of ,ytieis iow ground
ot good 9tallty. The Lands or the ONO and I'll
above mentioned Tract, do not actually Join, hut
are within half mile or t.areabo,its of each o
thSr. The whole six tiousar tacres were located
and surveyed undermilitary Warrants with res.
pect To the title, the purchaser viii be made 81,
t'sied on the day ofsale These an,;. are said to
be extremely valuable, in point. OF sitqation and
soil, besides the advantages Of the salt Works,
which, It's believed, would be very Productive;
If prosecuted OH a iudieious plan
> WA. Z. WILLIAMS.
Oct. IS. tbs
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ETOR SALE.-Wil he sold q, tw,ive months
credit, 1T CuIles, the residence ofCoI Wm
Heth, decd on Monday the 2lst day of Nuvem-
Der next, if far, if not the next fair ~, an as
sortmcnt Of valuable Household and Kitchen
FURNgT'URE--G Bonds. with approved security
viii be required Of purchasers, Clearing interest
from the date ,inot pmctla!ir Paid, for all sums
over twenty dollars. TIE TRCTTEES.
Oct. %. I~wIm]
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ANK NOTES, as below described, were
AZ put into the post Office at this place on 9th
May last, enclosed in alctter addressed 30 Messrs
john Warder and Sons, Philadelphia, and which
letter has never been received; it is therefore APP
pretended that the BANK NOTES may have fall
len into improper hands !; and should such APP
pearin circulation, earnestly request that they
may be stopped. Any satisfactory information
regarding them will be thankfully received, and
If required, Literally rewarded
BUCHANAN G POLLOK
Petersburg, July 5. 80, tO
= Bank of Virginia payable attlleir Office OF Dis
count and Deposit Petersburg, to Robert Bir-
chctt President thereof or Rearcr
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EUROPE.
BONkrARTE,s EXPOSE

III Ife&iicet 10 !o,fGia, &c.
PARIS. Sept. 6.
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Co"ffnuotiom Of Extracts from London PA :
Hcr& 10 IRE 24fh "it. teceiUed at the office
Of the 1ierca7tiLe .4aperliser.
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July ~.
TO RENT,

(And Immediate possession glven)
NEAR THE EXTREMITY OF THE PAVEMENT
On Prince Street
A TWO.STORY BRICK HOUSE, with
n an elegant garden, and all necessary
buildings thereto, complete. The premises
occupy one half acre of ground, on one OF the
best situations and best constructions, equalled
by few, iif any exceeded by none in aleSana
dria of its size; it has also pump OF excel
lent water, approved of by the best Judges,
besides well in the garden tor It's exclusive
use, and is every way calculated toAccommo-
date gen,eel family, from such moderate
rent will be taken.
Now building and will De ready
TO RENT about the first of August, FOUR
HOUSES, on Washington-street, the stu
atoms are good and the buildings will be We.
nv convenient and neatly finished, for private
families, or public business and a House OF
TWO, near 1Ncssrs. 6larsteHer and ya.lsig's
wharf.
For terms apply to,
Robert Byccket.
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July IL.
Nev c0n9yucted Bed Cords.

THE subscriber has for sale, at his Rope
Store next door to the Indian Queen tayern'
a few news constructed BED cOROo, which
are rendered superior to any other kind BY
their infallibility in destroying and preventing
those insects called Chinebes, which nar rt III
the holes Of the bcdstcad--they are also ssupe-
rior to any other kind, from their long wear
He believes they will last fifteen or twenty
years and retain the same virtue --Any per-
son wishing to purchase, may have them w
til the first of January, 1909, in order TO prove
their excellence and should they not lind
them to answer the above purpose he Will re- re-
turn the money upon their delivering aim the
Bed Cords; provided they are not samaged
more than the necessary wear.
HE HAS ALSO,
A quantity of MIR CLOTHES LINES,
which arc iarepreferable to any other kind.
Thomas Grimlhaw.
July IT. DIT 2sw
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+ q z S 4 L E.

BY VIRTUE Of decree ofthe high ceaf,
Of chancery of The state of Maryland, vii be
exposed to public sale, in the tewn OF 1,or7-
Tobacco, Charles county, at the court house,
at three O'Clock in the afternoon OF the second
day of the next August term OF Charles coun-
ty court, which commences OH the 9Th Mon
.day of August nex,--a parcel of LSND, late
the property of John ID. Seost, deceased, be-
ing part of a tract of land called Foyns0n Mo
nor, lying upon branch Of Nanjemsy Creek,
on the post road leading to Nanjemoy from
Port Tobacco, near the Hill Top, and about
seven miles from Port Tobacco.
This land consists Of about 800 acres, Of
which between SO and 100 acres are well tim-
bered, about 30 acres are in marsh, and the
remainder arabic and very productive.
The terms of sale are, that the purchaser
shall give bond with sufficient security to pay
the purchase money mtwelve months from
the sale. 1t will be sold entire or in parcels
as may best suit the persons inclined to pur-
chase.
Francis Key. Trustee.
July /. cot
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BIZ GEORGE w. p. GUSTS Ess.
OF arlington Hoase, in the Dssrlef Of Coz
litnl6id.


At time when the energies st the ma
ZION seera awakened to the state of our to-
4 REIGN and domestic concerns, We conceive
that the important interests OF Agriculture
and Manufactures should meet with consi-
derable share of the public discussion, Ger
tain it is, that at no period OF our poiitica'
history could these national subjects excite
more interest or be moro properly urged to
the notice Of the pnbiib mind. The unsettled
and impending appe trance Of our foreign al
fairs, and the present disturbed atate OF the
sEurooean world, renders it doably necessary
Tor the citizens of America to cherish and
] promote their domestic policy, whereby they
nav derive those resources which are now
obtained from abroad and create wealth and
Industry within themselves. Too long have
( these important and patriotic interests been
neglected. The nation now feels their want,
and we trust will duly provide for their sup
bort. Government, hitherto engaged In other
concerns, will now cherish those domestic
institutioas, which will preserve the nations
dignity and promote the peoples welfare.
OF the merits of the little work We are
about to issue TO the public, 1t IS not our pro-
vince to decide, but OF the advantages to be
derived from its sale we would beg leave to
say every thing wisch adisinterested exertion
In the Gauss of Domestic Manufacture Justly
demands--Ar,d as the profits of this work,
after the expences of publication are paid,
will be solely, devoted to the purposes OF the
Arlington Institution, we may hope and con-
fdently EXPECT liberal patronage from
discerning and patriotic community
EDITOR.
NJ P,,iaters in The U. States rula ttease 80
ripc This advertisement al Insertion IN their
res1s<csive haters, aud s-leh as demand q SvM
Be mad ct thu e6see. Booksellers sRlaf'lied on
H6eral ferasa, and az orders Ei9 De tnncfnEay
attended q.
Alex. 18th June, 1908.
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IN TWO PARTS /,
1. Fre,,ch y Englsh--2. Engt'sfo = fren g .
coNTAININe,
i. All the words in general use, OCCASION
ally illustrated BY French and Lnglasn
sentences.
9. An extensive collection OF new words
in every art, science and trade.
s. The pronunciation OF every word, ae'
cording to the mos. polite usage IN
France and England. !,
4. A cepious vocabulary of sea terms ana
phrases.
s. A dictionary of French synonymts.
s. A dictionary of French homony mes.
z. An alphabetical list Of the most familiar
proper and christian names, and OF the
most remarkable places in the world
s. The difficulties Of the French language
alphabe tically arranged.
g. a complete treatise on French poetry,
10. The chief English idioms.
IL A treatise on the English PARTICLES &c.
The whole carefully complied from tn! the oess
writer's. and particularly from the dictionaries
Of the French Academy, Boiste, Ferand, -
neau, Wailly, Tocquot, Nugent, ChamSaa 70
Boyer, Johnson. Walker, &c.