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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

FORSALE tue TENE lfENr on which TIC
K subscriber lives, situated IN Church. Hill,
within about one mix OF Rwhm1nd M sr!tet, cor
tin.n., two and half acres of Land, .sii enclose
and hign!y improved. The building; consist Of
large and well constructed D,scliiag- Honsr,
LaHpary, Kitchen, Dairr, Sm,o&s- Honse, 3 St2re5,
5ric% OGi-e, G0ac- Hosse, Barn, .Sta5Ee, am Ice
House
All these buildings are in complete order for
the accommodation oi d i:.!s So and scuteel family,
VINO may have easy access to ali tue advantages
OF the city, and live retired they could wish
JOHN ELLIS.
NOV. 25 IO.wtfJ
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PROPERTY. voe SIP

XTALUABf.s PROPERTY, FOX SIZE
The own shave become DESTROYS OF seli.ns
that well known, arfd ,..iuable Property, the
Wiieih SPRINGS, lying IN Bath county, with
all the Land and Tenement, belonging tacreto,
orthey will ecu the springs with ~ 6 hundieta
acres-of Land. 1, ould ,,c useless to say any
thing about the si,uat;,n of those Springs, AMI
their great Medical Qualities, with the superior
advantages attached 10 item, any OF Tic o.
Their Mineral Waters IN this country As il is
presumed that 10 one viii attempt to purchase,
who is not we'll acquainted with them, or who
will view the property before they purchase. A
ny communication OH this subject, addressed to
the Subscriber, will be speedily attended to.
CHARLES Il. LBiYIS.
Warm Springs, Deceaber TO- oawSnT
N. d. A considerable prompt payment will he
expected, and few likely young MES hOES
/ taken
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ID TIC AIcoH The Ss.l.se,.,.es Wil coat:-
49, I.ue las SCHOOL ut M. wa. y laylor's.
in the Forks OF Hanover, which w..t commence
the 9th day of January next, waeiv he wl, teach
ysh to Read AID Errite, Ca, i.;, !i.h :i,d Latin
Languages Gran,s: siicssiY, H,d Nv.ii iro iuct
;aeni in -.r:tksrstic and Gesgra,shr. Nj Taylor
viii iu:n:oh b,>rd E,r sixteen pupils. This terms
Of! Beard and Tuition s:il be hiact, dollars per
annuin, to be paid quarterly, If M. Taylor far.
nishcs board, bed and candies but where the
pupii finds HIS own bed, washing, mendng and
candies, deduction of ten dollars w:il he made.
The terms OF tuition alone, will be twenty dol
lars per annuni, 10 BIC paid quarterly. Particu-
lar attention will be paid to the health aMdmo-
rails OF such pupils as may be entrusted to tha
care and instruction OF The Subscriber.
NENRI' ROBINSON.
NOV. IS. Coawt9JJ
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lVoUEG LADIES BOARD!NG. SGHI0L,
W4RREW2GM-En55 ...ge.i b. .he ge4s-
r.t appreciation spIich esp, eSS: IT, tosr pat
roIs N Literature ia! -ir,. srao h,.sre: tbs iAyii
tat!om D., their eteh!aR,e at the A;e a5.is eci.ti-
0as G!a SrltjH! jar ma enGoaniRnl- fa: D.Stotse.i
Sghf.s; Uicsoiy the saE!2itiog " 3sH1nlg.kio nee
ae-ssor, enlGroilery, &c. lc. ysairt ayi1ito of.
which have eccubicda n-teri4l part u NJ, ta.:er
years.
Eliminated b. The PROSPECT # n.sssipg Tire support
haUe hitherto received, an: c0AIenl 5Lri.E The
pleasures IhaOe IN Viezr, By farfhcr CONTRASTING 10
fhe 6f'ct 81 the rising generation; iatens llc-
ting my loho!e time to rae gStseat ca-
ton Of s,.ch loun3 L.liie. may re eafrnste,! TO
M? assuring their PH'e1tS, guGrli.t.s, e..
iii il r,.aA DC nty constant Sta !, ,irscoser tae
turn oe! If their ni!s; tf.t 5vhere ir Is mess
say MAJ ab.:, bgSeat!s an pyrsuaS!ps n,sais,
nlcliOrate their aSposinonS to hlagce r.=nr
20 .siSh earn AMI Uhere tie y.p-nsity is a!yea
~ aiscsrn.6!e, eishtea b. ;gs1 commentator,
t!at &. NH tecenIe Dtyre Se4g.5aSiy eAsl.!oas.
Tx utmost caution 2.lk5e asea 10 preSerSs them
IL hea.th to in. srsss sss vitA jast notion. Of Pr
etG agd Vns4r, and to 7'a-zke ihsn R..lcrStA4 the
NECESSITY n attending to auorai na Ia. si:c ecoHo-
ny la tne, such sViN b. ny fri!e 10 give entire
:if.!ctiOn, tiat they shi 1OSs Othsy Gif@reAce
b. 6eias fran home, than fhs ACREAGE jrch their pa
,eaits, t~c. ara being obi 10 Ltte!G Hi;ently 10
the orlert ard egA.afioAS " ahiS iHsfIaIVa.
rs viezgiag svjl4t has bec! ois, Il better critic
rion hi 81, other sviere4 10 n tse sahat IN !, be
enQinca the subscriber 6es to i1crlt tie La
dies ana Cent.sn,ea u Ricdnn,na, ani IFS victmf,
Mat Specimen, ths feJoyDIanee At IoaNg LIZ
4y Of thIt city, sVho Wrs oH:y eighteen msntAs at
the Q6oye Seminary. MAJ be seen sbi,ation az
mr.. 4ychi6ald NisbetS, Merchant 10 IF.cinloaa
SARAX F4lLAENER.
o. Evsry bo.sibie sxe'tisn is eDt.5!eyea to pro-
discreet q properly qualified person to tr.:e.
3LtSic.
Iae Sch0oi will be oaensa tte first .iqy Of ia
nnayy next.
- IHe tsr,ss for tait'on, boarl, Yashiag, loIy-
ing, &C. &c are on: hundred aaa fUe dollars. Tor
dry scholars t7,enty Io!Eays per an.um
Tie douse iSrsnLdrtably cotrDt2iious an! well
constructed for the preservation If hsahA.
WWre.toH, NyytA- Carolina, J 49,,
D-celuGer 18Th, 1898 A""f"
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COMMERCIAL INFORMATION.

EXTRACT Of q letter TO Member Of Com
sress from Gibraltar, Sd Oc!. 1903.
" The effects of Political circumstances
have for some time past deprived us OF the
usual opportunities Of communication with
the United States, and we NOW avail our
selves of a vessel returning that way to &C
quaint you of the general state of this aud
tl,S neighboring markets for your usual ex-
lp":ts. The attempts of the Spaniards to
establish their independence have been hi
therto crowned with success, and plenti-
fh harvest of every description has been OF
considerable assistance in enabling them to
keep the field, insomuch that their best
wheat is now selling ct from 40 u SO vn
per. fancga.* and for some small supplies
of American -four sent from Englsnd, and
likewise remaining on hand, no sale can be
made at any regular price. Som. specula-
tons were made from CsdiZ for the whole
of the ErisfenceS OF ieaf-tooacco in this
place at the first moment of our commnni-
cation being declared open, and for which
they paid % dollars per- Cwt and of this
we believe they have still the greatest part
on hand. Many CO our Bakers have given
up their ovens in consequence of the large
Supplies Of bread that come in every day
from Spain, and consequently the sale Of -four
is become very reduced, and the prices no.
minal. We have been enabled to run off q
small parcel at ID TO IL 1-2 dollars, but
this with NTH difficulty, aud merely in
consequence of the evacuation Of Lisbon by
the French, which induced few to specu-
late in a parchase for that place where We
have continued to be abuniantly supplied
and many vessels are now remaining in the
!neighboring ports, without any ctfer for their
cargocs, partly owing to she suspension oi
commerce in the interior, as well rs u grea,
want of specie.
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The Contention at Erjnrh &C.

When Bonaparte was On his Journey to En-
furtb, he is said to have written to the Prince
Primate a letter in which ne says-'.I am
going TO Germany to give peace TO Europe.
At Erfurth the cwe EmperorS usually pass
the greater part of the day together, and at
tend the theatre in the evening - Not
word. (says the Paris papcr) has hitherto
TRANSFERRED, respecting the real object of this
assemblage of SO many sovereigns." The
Emperor Of Austria has sent his minister
Baron Vincent to attendit. The Grand seig-
MGR IS probably startled at the expected de
signs OF the meeting, as he is augmentiHg his
army by every means in his power. y new
levy OF 100 900 men was also making by the
Emperor of Russia At the latest account i
As much expectation has been excited by this
meeting, We copy the following, which is
the only Circunstantial account we have seen
OF it.
ERFU2TH, Oct 2.
The kings of Saxony and Westpha!ia have
already arrived. Tomorrow we expect the
king of Wirtcmberg, and on the Ash, the
king OF Dayaria-and if the reports in circu-
iation are to be credited, We may also expect
the king of Prussia.
The empci d Alexander has not, as was
reported, set off for Weimar nor will he
proceed thither before the conclusion of the
pending negotiation. 1t is rumoured that
he viii return home by way of Vienna -
From Russia, we have here, besides the en-
peror and the Grand Duke Constantine, the
minister of state, count Romanzow, the coun-
sellor of state Servais, the Grand Marshal
count Marx oiini, and both the Counts Tot-
SOW, one of whom is the ambassadorsat the
court of Paris.
His majesty the emperor Napoleon is &C
companied by the Princes Of Neufchatel and
}enevento, the grand master ct the horse
(Caulincourt.) the minister Chsmpagny, and
the secretary Of state Maret. Among the
principal French officers h.'e, arc marShals
Lannes, Mortier and Duroc, with a number
OF generals ard field officers belonging to
Mortier's corps, the greater part of which
Is at present quartersd in Bavaria. Of the
German princes, We fave here prince w l.
liam of Prussia, the duke Of SAFE Gotha,
the prince of Hamburger, the prince OF Meek
lenburg- and the prince of Rentg
and Rudalstsdt.
Yesterday his majesty, the Emperor Ma
poleon, gave grand dinner. at which were
present his majesty the Emperor Alexander,
the kings Of Saxony and Westphalia, ard
the duke of SAKE Gotha, the hereditary
prince, of Mecklenburg Schwerin, prince
William OF Prussia, and the princes Of Be-
nevento aud Neufchatel.
The Austrian Gtnerai Vincent arrived
here in the evening of the 2sth ut. Yester-
day morning he had his first audience Of the
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pee. 81.

ri OFICE.-tn t.e year 1898, r., quest was
y made by letter from gentlemen in Virginia,
Through air. Joseph Johnson, Consul in Lon
!on) To Htr. Thomas Disgcs, then in England, to
make crGigy for t!ie hc.rs or the family of Mn.
Abraham Miines, VINO, when youth, LEFT Brisg-
''"nsc near IIadiersfeld iii Yorkshire, for A,ne-
r'c,, and KS clerk to me- chsnt la Virginia,
Afterwards kept store Of his own, had partner
IN trade, :, died unmarried, about the year 1853,
leaving landed and other property. Unfortunate,
", by the loss at sea, of the Ship Jane and RAJ
che!, capt Dad. from London to Alexandria, in
the year 1898, the ltiers of request and other
papers and mc'n3randums were lost, and even
tue writer's naIue, which is supposed 10 he Far
~ OF Farviy, welt as his place of residence has
becn forgotten, but is guessed to be near Peters
burg in Virginis.
The ubscrihcrs, or either Oft them, will be
much obliged TO any one, informed of either OF
the parties abnve slinded TO, can give any trace
to their resilcnce, or informed af any landed
or other property OF said deceased Abraham Mil
nes, by letter directed to the subscribers as be-
low f; and they will thankfully pay any cost, for
ascer'sining the names, places Of ,.,idence, or
effects OF sad deceased, &c. &c.
GEO: M,LNES, Merchant Host,n
TICS. DIGGES, Fort Va6urton. Potoa,tds.
maryland.
GEO: w. RIGGS. George Town.
October II. T3m1
His uama v1s snelt Mile mr. N;ips.
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IN pursuance of y dad CT trust executed Ia the
r Subscribers, b. John Harper, 10 secure Inc
payment eft the sum of ( So o IL, due To
Thomas Per-s-son VIA be exposed for -,le,
for cash, to the highest bidder, AZ Thomas Per
kinson's store, in the county OF Amelia, or Fri
day, t., 9th day or januAiy next, t,:e following
SLiFES, 10 w!t: John, Rachel and Betty, or So
many tsercof, IS viii be sufficient To di.cha.s:
the s@il debt, with the interest and the cost .e-
cessarily incurred, by carrying the said Trust in
t. execution. The above deed os trust is recor-
ded in the county Court of Nottoway.
.TN0. MOTTLE Ell; j,
YH0MPS0N 5c01T { 7'1stees.
PETER RISON, }
nee. II. oaw3wT
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W JAMES WEIGH, FORMgRLY OF GREEN
q BHIER COUNTY, v1RoIvIA--STP.--As
snow No. the place OF your present residence
md believe YOU to X no longer an Inhabitant Of
hls State take this mode Of informing wa
hat shalt on the fifth day Of JANUARY next, t,ke
Tie deposition Of Samuel M'Craw, to be renti AZ
violence IN suit depending in the Superior
Court OF Chsncsry bulden at Ric~sond, wlere-
IN | am plaintiff, and yourself ard others d.fen-
7anis Which dep"Sitioa viii be taken at the
phtae Fir sad M'Craw, IN tie City o2H..lr-
'Ro'd, between tile hours of SIX ia the morning.,
nd SIX ~ the eycs when and whete you mag
'ttend nyou please.
SAMUEL CREENH y W.
Richmond, Nos, /. l1awt5t hJml
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FIN CHANCERY--Ata Court held for Abe,
marie County, tie sth day of Dee 1909.
Ninrod Bramham, Rai7ftF-against az, ro,,.
EFT; Alice Jouett heir Of Robert Jon.<t. Nafh.n
Crawford and Margaret his wife. John hiIen and.
nary , his w y Jenn Mills, Milan Mills, Marga-
= beth his wife, Charles youett, Thomas c. Flet-
cher and Susanna his ',de, Defendants
The Deferdants JOHN jouctt, Lohn Allen and
Mary lis wife, and Charles Jenett. not having,
entered their appearance and given security ac--
cordlnS to the act Of ssembiy and the rules of
tbs court, and It appearing to the satisfaction of
Tie court, that they are not inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth ! On motion Of the Plaintiff, bv
his Council 1t ia oraercd, That ,ae saitt defep-
daiss do appear here OIL or before tue FIRST Nom
day IN March next, and answer the bill of ,he
plsinta, and thai copy Of this order be fo-ts-
VIII inserted IN s ne public newspaper. Drin.
ted in the city of Richmond, for eight weeks s,ic-
cessVeiy, and posted at the front door Of the.
couft-houss Of said county on some court dav.
Copy. Test",
hLEH'a. GARRETT, n. C. b.,
Decembc; H. oav9,yg
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MIR. WV L. WEBB, Ai,Jaisrnore Of BEN
Iva jrntin Ed7say4s, deed Noytk- Cyoiina--
S1R-Please {" take notice, that OIL tie second
Monday in January next, shalFtake the depnsi-
tion OF Mr.. Spencer Bail, jr. of Northumberland
county, in Virginia, 1T the colrt-'iot se of SAID
county, at the tavern ocsupcd6y Joseph Rogers
vt tiat place, 20 be used as Evidence U the s'iit
depending IN c!ianchrv in the United States car.
cult court, held in linond for the district Of
Virginia, in which ain plaiatt pr aud sou az de-
fcnlant CHARLES J. LOVE.
Noy. 18 luJ
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VALUABLE pRoP1SrY FOR SALE
Dec. -.

VALUABLE PROPL%TY FOR SALE
Will he sold, to the highest bidder, on We'd
nesdsy, the fourth day Of IAnuAiy next, on the
premises, a BRICK HOUSE, and half Of the
LOTT No. -, i'll the city OF Richmond, which
formerly belonged TO the estate OF John Penll.-
ton, Esq deed and is situated between the ten
enent now occupied by Mr.. Benjamin Turner,
and the house of Mr. O.ris Paine's, in Which MIR.
Esmonard resides. At the same tune and place,
will be sold, 80 acres LIND, lying on the three
notched -. Il, being the upper part OF the tract
formerly belonging to SAID pendletous estate, u
distinguished in the survey made by Richard
Young, by number s. A credit Of and to. I've
months will bc allowed the purchasers, OH =; .,g
bond with asprdycd security, to bear interest
from the date, and decd oftrust or t't proper
ty. L. p. & JOHNSTON.
NOV. 90 Cawtds
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NOV. 25.

II DUCAFION.--Thc Subscriber intends 80
IL continue his SCHOOL tic ensuing y-ag at
the Green Springs in Louisa county, where .
course OfEdlcatiOn, embracing the Latin, Greek,
French and EngliJh Languages will commence
on the 9Th Of January. This healthy situation,
entirely removed from every kind Of vice, offers
particular advantages to gentlemen who live IN
towns, ttoo commonly thG seats Of dissipation
or the'unheaii,iy parts of the lower country, and
wish Ia have their educated without INCUR
ring the rlsIue Of HAVING tUcir morals corrupted
OF their hesith impaired. The subscriber will
py the strictest attention, both to the morals md
education ofhis pupils, which he will be enabled
TO do at all times, as rome will be admitted, cx-
cept sncl, As live with him in the boarding-hOu,s
kept by Col Morris, exclusively fOT the accom-.
mediation OF tie boys. Thc subscriber has in q
former publication, produced testimonials of his
attention K qualifications Tutor, which will,
upon application, be enclosed to any person wish.
log to eutrtst pupils to his care. The terms will
be, Tor board (, 20 per arnHn, (each boarder
finding las own Dcd,) washing and nenling +
and tuition & 1J--One half OF each cha ;se 10 bc
paid at tie tx ira,ion OF six months, srI the Z.
tner at the end OF The year. No scholar witi %.
admitted fora suortcr term tIIsn one year. Taoss
gentlemen who intend TO commit tcr sons or
wards TO the care OF the suDscr,ocr, viii please
10 mostly bin oft by letters directed to- him, al
Lindsay Post Office, hlbemaric county.
FRANCIS L 4NdURT
NOV. a. [1awG1jll
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DIED sULpHUR SPRINGS, monroe Coun-

DED SULPHUR SPRINGS, Monroe Coun-
AZ ", Va. The Subscriber takes this early OPP
Pustunity of Informing the public, that he has
leased tic RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, and he
pledges himself trAt ~ PAINS or ex2cnce wiii
De spared OH his part, 20 give general satisfaction
to these who may visit sad Springs. There are
,iS additional houses now building, whica, toye-
tier with the buildings already completed, viii
enable HIM TO accommodate one hundred Bnsr,i-
ers, with their servants. comfortably. He deeIys
it unnecessary to say any thing o! tile r:luil.!c
properties of said Waters, US uae, benefits eXpe-
rienced by persons wishing eicm, have Airea.!y
spread their fame through the r"cater pNc Ok tiis
United Suites. Letters aiid News Papers DIRECT
ed t. the visitors al said Spi lngs will DC GeiIver
cd ut The place once week. There Vii b. e
5 one Kept ii said Springs, cor:,.nng General
as >rtmcnt OF Goods, III divine, &c.
iS-i5C ESIILL.
rcc II oaw5wT
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rcc. II.

" II 40 y u IUitHJli.c. CCaPkN y
Al Ats meeting OF the Directors at Che sad
COMPANY, 0n saturday evening" The 81 oi Necem-
=, t1J6, thc io.iJ~ins rcSo'utan " IA agreed to:
WAsre-s, irIus cau.cs untOr sen IS .;;l22p- Ct
ed, the boH.>: nj Directors, = th~+r iasi meeting,
or The 29;A uitino, postponed IL" sale uf SnAHE,
belonging 10 delinquent subscribe IS, heEsra;iy
danoIHi,.trd Stock Holders, which were adyel-
tised ~ DC sold OH that day.
R.oo'ps!, Th4t TIC Shares Of delinquent hol-
ders which In:5 Dc reported Is sues b. L!c t.ea-
aueer OF Tins Company, OH the 7lh gay ot J,lua-
~ next b., OH that day sold, tpubl.c auction, at
TIE front door of tic aYl1n T'avecn IL, This city.
NhTH4NiEI shEPPAa ., CIR.
p-ccnhcr Is. AIS
~s'W'ENTY DOLLARS REWARD : Ran
4 away from ,he Subscriber, living IN Bruins
wick couity, about the Is, OF Sept. last, yell
low fellow named ACK, sbout .urty Ave or Elm
wears old, five feet niRc Q: ten inches nigh, strait
made, mas U,uu Oh ms ieit elbow, which pre-
vent, him iron straitening his .rln, and alws IS
Carries 1t crooked; tme Q. iS uH;e? F,.e teeth
his left side is oIt; ass address is extremely poitr
and Humble IN hie nIanHcrs, and Ia. some .,G.tcn-
si3Gg TO tnl i3.ibcrs trade he slid fellow ran
way and was abscnt-ior Z or yeas, and
apDIehendc,, IN Baltimore, wnich place AVID
Hage"stown, in Maryland, he commonly ilccucI!
Ted, aud passed for FEE mAn b. the name OF
Peter Jones, at eh.cr OF which piao es, o.: Nor
folk, Virginia, Il is expected nc is gone
The above ewAr,i viii DC gwen, # Delivered to
me in Brunswick comfy, Vi. occurred IN any
goal IA -. Uni,el States, that l get INN,
information OF tue same
GuAs. c0RDLE.
Dsc. II 1mS
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Dec. 20

sSANk CT VIRGINIA, Dectm has Ism
I , ~ 8--rhv Stockiioi,,ers are hereby no,i-
fed that NE election Of Directors ot the Bank,
and rhe seyer;d o."ices Of Discount and Deposit,
e. tn- g:s'ljrl, year, VIII BE held on Monday lie
81 .,tY January. tdE
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EUROPE
LATEST FROM EJROFE.
PuiLApvLPHIA, Dec. 9

I'M LApFLPHIA, dec. 70.
Through the polite attention Of valuable rner-
cast,le fr,end the Editors OF the Frremans Jour.
nal have been favored with Liverpcnl papers 70
the S1st October, inclusive, being tree days later
than heretofore received, and CONTAINING Londcn
dates to the 29th-receiyed by the ship Oros,m-
BIO, arrived in the Chesapeake in ~ days from Lii.
yerpooi.
The accounts via HAVANA, of the capture Of
Joseph Eonap:rte, are rendered extremely pro-
bible by this arrival. rs the the city of COrunnA
in Spain, was iiiurpin.ted for three successive
nights, in consequence OF great victory, said to
be obtained by the Spanish Patriots, over the
F,encl-no doubt the capture oil the mushroom
King.
It appears, also, that marshal Ney, on whom
the French had rested their last hopes of resist.
,ng the Irresistible Spanjards, was expected ~
surrender withs fine army of fourteen thousand
Inen.
From the circumstance Of Napoleon making
propositions to the Spanish jui,t. would sppc.ss
as il he began 10 be apprehenSiye OF the 'hame
reaching France, where ii is only kept down b.
military aye--erd the Spanish troops were rapid.
" pressing on towards the French ircnticrs...F
,Soarnai.
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THE partnership Of Daaiei Jri6ien C, 10 i.
4 this day dissolved bv mutual consent.
DhNIEL TEIPLETT,
SAa{L. H. PdQSON5

Tg'HE Subscriber wishes 10 aire 20 or 50 NE
\ GRO MIN, aEd a few BOYS Of u or Is
years of age, TO work at the coal busincss tine
ensuing year. Daniel IRLfLETT
pcc II. ID
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-zH65at Is50 doiia7-s 6ushei.
Existcnces, Sfanish farese, meaning
the existing circamstances...Free
Journal.
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u DUCHTiDN.-The 5uhscriber returns his
~ tl'snSs tn the public, for their confidence in
him us teacher, and sn.icits a.continuance Of
their patronage he horcs, that from his experi-
ence an, tiiii'e's.c IN G.s procession, he shall be
aoc tn ave genera. sa,:s:sciion. He proposes
to continue his ;;t,NCOH. The cnsuNg. year, for
the in-truct'on - boss il the Greek, Latin and
EniS!ish languages, Geography, and tic use Of
t't' Globes, Tic cemcnis {; orlctYy. with prac-
teal S'..vcyinr. also The clements nf Natural
Philosophy, Writing and Art!n,etic, Vulgar,
D,.nsl and Anslytc,,i The prizes Of board,
tuition, washing, bedding and fuel will b. All
hundred dollars tni the term. paid quarterly ia
.dvancc, to commence On tie sixecn,i, of Jap,s-
AIRY, and expire bout the reiah al Dcrnmher ,ot-
lowing rHCa. NELSON.
Humanity Hall, Forks of HauMsr1
December i5.h. 1893 """9"R.
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L TREY, DRAKE s. rAYLCR, imendms
1A- 70 c,css her crescent concc.n, viii dispose
ot their stocl nc M GOODS. at reduced. p.-
css, 10: v5Sh, o" ca short credit; ior approved
aat:s N town.
These persons indebted to the concern by open
account, are .cqu.stel 10 IN Ike payment or exe-
cute b1H::.s for their respective amounts.
pee. IL. IF
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u virtue OF = d1cd oftiast, exSc;,; d TO tie.
~ Subscribers by Gersrd Ba,l,is. to = .curc the
payment of several sums &c money, tl,e to John
l.. Harris & Co which deed has been transferred
to W.n G. PoindeXter VIII be sold t,n the pre-
misses. ..- Dist c.ay oS JANUARY next, to answer
tie purposes specified IN sp;d deed, 10 the bga-
est hii.cr, for ready money, so mach of tract
OF LAND. in said deed met,.ioncd, containing
!iindred and eighty four acres, lying in the
, county of GoochIsnd, adjoining the Lapds of
Geo. w. Payne, DuiSuid Min', Gideon Minis,
and others, as my ~ necessary TO pay the ball
nmce due sai.t decd, wc!, ahoit S 1900, and
the expenoes Attending the sale The subscribers
acting as trustee, and being way Interested,
Will convey to ii.c purchase. such title eny rs
aocr:d 20 them b. virtue OF tile decd of trust u
iorcsid. I'm HfLLLE2, NJ,
FREDERICK RlRRIS, 1f"s'ee''
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" KDKERAGE AND COMMISSION Bust.
nNESS.-The subscriber respectfully offers
his Services to his fre.ds and tae pubic, in The a.
bove line of bt sness End solcits their pstromaoe
G. SREENH0w
Dec. Is EJawtf1