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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27

Eagued with foreign influence, is not,
unanimity among Republicans very
desirable and necessary object?
In what manner can the nominate
on of a President be made, so as TO u
mite, in the greatest possible degree,
the suffrage OF the people?
Is not the mode in which Presiden-
tial candidates have heretofore been
brought forward, the bes;-or has any
better mode been suggested?
III no manifest evil or tendency to
evil has been discovered to arise from
this mode, why should we not, for the
sake of SO great benefit as union,
lacquiesce in the manner in which Mr..
Madison has been nominated?
If any evil tendency has existed,
how happens it that the opposers Of
this nomination have not, in the course
of IL years, been able to discover it
till the moment the same method is
proposed again;
And why did they not attend the
meeting at which this nomination was
agitated, if not to acquiesce, to oppose
the mode on the spot, and bring for
ward a better, before it was too late !?
Did they suppose that whatever
Improvement might have been made
IN the manner, the same result would
have been exhibited, and they left with
out plausible pretext to indulge their
schismatic propensities?
Suppose Messrs. Madison, Clinton
and Monroe to be equally fit for Pre-
sident-Can they all be President at
once? One must be PREFER ed---and
common sense will suggest that this
preference of candidates should be de-
cided in the old way until better
could be ubsttuted.-Democ
Orders of Council-The Parliament
of England has sanctioned those or
ders, and they are therefore become as
binding upon the world according to
the interpretation If the British go
vernment, as if they formed a part of
the law of nations. From the sample
which we are about to record of the
operation of those orders on the re-
naming commerce of the u. States may
be estimated the wisdom of the En-
barge.
The ship Abula, capt. Dillingham;,
carried from New York to Gibraltar a
cargo of -four, which was sold to the
garrison. From Gibraltar she proceed
ed to Barcelona, where she took in a
cargo of Brandy and whence she sail
ed TO New York. On her passage
home, she was captured by the British
and carried into Gibraltar, where she
was condemned, as the instrument of
condemnation states, +" for contraven-
ing his majesty'S orders in council"
She was condemned at the place and
by those whom she had Just supplied
I with food! Her outward cargo was
our native produce.
| The schooner Eliza, of Stonington,
with an outward cargo of fish, was cap
tured on her passage home, and SINH
larly Observation-Disclosures Citizen.
i NETWORK ELECTION.---The
Citizens states it as certain, that ff.
I ty-eIght members of the Assembly
are republican, and 40 federal: and
) that 1t is probable, that Of the remain
ing IL, eight will be republican and
four federal giving, on the final re-
suit, the republicans majority Of 20.
In the Senate of the republican prepon-
I derance is still greater. So much for
federal triumph.
RHODE ISLAND.
! In THIS State federalism has been
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27
TO RENT,
The House and Lot.

a T p esent occupied by Mr. Bczekiah Mosb,
IN pleasantly situated on Shockoe fiin and
vevy Convenient for the accommodating Of f.
nily--Posseasion may be had Immediately.
Thomas Elliott.
Richmond. 9th May. 1903. Iaff
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27

have given birth tn hi. stimulus and our
coun;rymen, with spirit ,ha, does hem
bna6r are entering with enthusiasm into
ihrsr great manufactures, that have be-
crmc doub,v pgof able from ire troubled
SITUATION os our foreign iii eicour,e
]us,e is SCARCELY a town TO 'Le eastward,
tina, has no; Caught the petriotic lame, ard
whose citizeus have not ready ope, ed
their purses with berality worthy OF he
objcet. In many of the great c"mmeici-
al towns a large portion Of the capital. usu-
ally enpovrd in trade, i, already engaged
in ereelire and carrying On cotton manu.
factories and we have good authority for
saying that the prof s, notwithstanding he
infancy of,he establishments and the ine.
vitable mistakes which will for come time
occur in conducting them, are equal 10
those oftrade.
Philadelphia especially, and its neigh
borhuod, a g.eat uu.' Der 1t persons aye
already actively engaged IN THIS manusac-
ture. We have fore us letters, recent
ly received from a ve,y intelligent man
resident in that place, from which we Of
fer the following extracts, in confederation
Of these remark
"You cannot without attending 10 the
subject Cotton faclory1 conceive how pro
fi,abie business il is, and what little ca
piai is requiled. The machinery is ca
silly made-I.abor is not dearer here Than
in England; the boys work for rs cents
a week and find ,hemselves--and no one
man has more than dollar per diem. If
any person set up Cotton Machinery, IL
would employ many persons. In Rhode
Island there are 10000 spindles, which !
calculate work mp soooib OF cotton at least
per diem into fine thread, or in the year
500 900 at one dollar. Attend to the fol-
lowing calculation: D. c.
Cotton costS here, saw 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27

When the Republican interest in thi
country has to sustain the indclaliga.
bic opposition Of 4 domestic faction
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27

This quantity is easily made with ma
chinery that does not cost more than 800
or 1000 dollars al the most. l shall go
to- morrow 10 see factory where the ma
chinery is worked by horses"
:" wrote you a line yesterday, which
hope has claimed yoar attention. Tench
Cox has advertised for cotton blankets and
ofler cotton manufactures TOR ci0athi7s---
each blanket will weigh 3 abs. of cotton
10 oCo are Immediately wanted, and
perhaps $4,000 they will be made here.
Camac has a wool carding machine which
he bought for less than 100 dollars, One
man will card 5olbs. o. wool for hatters, al
cents per ID "
Machinery is making fast all around
here"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27

Chancellor Livingston---The Balti-
more American says.--" We could
wish to know in what scale the in1u-
ence ofthe late Ambassador to France
has been thrown, TAT the late electi.
onl as he has considerable weight ~
two or three counties in the middle
district, owing to his large landed es-
ta,es."
All the weight that Chancellor Ii.
vingston has in the Middle District.
was thrown into the federal scale
His son-ip-law, Mr. Edward p. Living
ston, was the federal candidate of thar
district for the senate, and as the fe.
deralists supported him, the Chancel-
Tor supported the fetleralists. We are
told, and we believe, that the g late
Ambassador to France" very indus
triously circulated Mr. Pickering
Pamphlet Letter, addressed 10 Gov.
Standardization.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27

The most respectable of the British
prints confess that they look upon the
Embargo with admiration. They
pronounce it wise and an indepen-
dent measure, which must soon bring
their naughty government to terms.
Its effects they already feel with great
5everlty---the people are clamorous
TOR peace-.-nearly two hundred thou
sand subjects have protested against
heir orders of Council aimed at our
Commerce! Their West India l.
stands are in distress, and it is expect
I'd will soon throw off the yoke OF sla-
very While these facts stare us in
he face, we have thousands among us
either fools or knaves enough TO de-
Clare the Embargo a futile measure,
INJURIOUS only to ourselves !---HGIs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27

In the Annals of the Museum of
france, in 1904, the Professor of
Comparative Anatomy begius one of
us learned disquisitions in the follow
ng words. /" Mr.. Jefferson, Presi-
ent of the United States, whose vir-
ne and talents are the happiness o.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27

q The following statement is the resul,
Of cotton made for candlewick at Camac's
Mill D. C.
Cotton, IOolbs--it costs
10 cents, but is here
put down. 90
Expense of making by
contract, II cents per
Id. eSlb. 9 60
90 60
Sold at SC cents per Id. ~
-
ii 40
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27

In England cotton costs,
with duty,
ssibs. manufactured at IS,
Duty al 4 per cent,
Freight,
Insurance, SC.
Duty here 5 per cent.
and other charges,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27

From The Washington city Monitor.
The recent revolution in Spain, eff
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27

Cotton costs here, say 90
Cts. one Hundred lbs.
therefore is
iooibs of co Ton loses one
eighth, or 10 per cent,
and therefore p oduces
S8lbs. of manufactured
cotton, which costs in
manufacturing, say Is
cent?,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-27

The Albany Register Of the 4 18th
inst. gives g correct intelligence" Of the
election of members of assembly for
the state of New York from thirty-two
counties, whereby it appears the repub-
lican have Ga and the federalists 40.
The senators elected stand thus.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

Z DUCATION.--The Subscribers, living in
IL the county of Louisa, at place called the
Roundabout, about 60 miles from Richmond, he
wing employeda Mr.. John Duke, to instruct =
small number of pupils, including their own
children, propose taking few boarders, to com
pletc his school. Mr.. Duke has in his possession,
satisfactory testimonials Of his Qualifications
lie teaches the Greek, Latin & Englisi, Laneua-
ses, together with Geography, Reading, writing
and Arithmetic. The price for board, tuition,
washing, bedding and fuel, will be s 80, TO be
paid at die expiration of the term, to commence
oR the FIST Monday in JANUARY, and expire the
first If December next.
JOHN PCIWDEXTEP,
FRANCLS JOHNSON
pecember q oaw4WS1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06
mo. s..

States, l would thank the gentleman to in
FORM US why those other Countries have net
riValled us I'm this market; for it is not 4
new. one; it has been known for a yrrsr
length oftime. Those countries from which
these islands can be supplied must have teen.
1 presume, employed heretofore in more lu-
orahve pursuits; and according to a positi-
on advanced BY the gentleman himself, ON
the subject OF manufactures, those other
countries could not be induced TO abandon
AHdoS my their present pursuits, in order to
SS,uPpir tae West India market. IL Great
nfltalA can procure these supplies eisewhere
1t Cannot be her interest to dc So because II
Is not p'esun1able that she can procure Them
On as good terms us from the United States.
(-er- Fcfe's Sfeeeht "a &c continued.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

- He Subscribers, having commenced the
BOOT JEfKIRG business, in the house
lately occupied by David Ross opposite to Mr.
Mil 5fccou,rs, they oifer their services to the
public and do assure those th at favor them with
their custom, that their work shall be done in
the neatest manner. They have also, on hand, u
general assortment of SHOES, OF all descripsi-
ons. Also they make and sell the real Egyptian
FARNISH, for cleaning Boots or Shoes, that will
preserve the Leather, &c
SAMUEL BARRET,
rOSI.lH OLDS.
December 2. TOaw3wl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

J Ohm STAPLES, Oh Buckingham County
- wiI be a Candidate before the General as
kcmbly tor the appointment Of REGISTER Of the
fLahd c..iee Lkcembos ?. Gep3wT]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

TENIfE GRIND LODGE or VIRCLNLA,
4 will meet, III the AassHs' HaN, in This city,
Al O'Clock in the evening OF the second Noadoy
III December next. november IS Tep4t]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

q LOBE ThVERN,-Thc Subscriber kss
~ excellent accommodations fJr thidy Mem
tcrS Of Assembly, aud al moderate price ne
hopes from his str.ct attention 10 give satisiac.
ron. LINES BROOKS.
Dec 2. C2sw2wJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

NJ IhLtAMsBURa, Novenber S0th, 1903. No
w NAE Pstie,Vs can, until further notice, be
admitted into die LUNITYC H1SfLIIlL, as
ire cells are all full
BY order ofte Court of Directors,
WLGLLlJf RUSSELL, CLERK.
Dcccmbcr Z. o.wlIn
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-18
FACTS

Respecting the treatment q Anet1cans BY
tbs c0nsmande1s II British 0fSseIs q gar
zoittin the ncursI sVatcYs of tic empire
Of China, IN 1907.
The brig Cay~van. capsslnGilchr'st. ar.
rived at Nacoa, aod was boarded by an
oficer from his majesty brig Dlaoa, lieu.
tenant Kemp,hofne, commander. he
officer had orders 10 take out tFenchman
who had been impressed by the. captain ct
a British vessel 10 the Straits Of Malaccs,
but returned by order Of the commaoder
in thief on tina. station. Capt. GichTlss
refused 10 deliver him, a!led2ng his en-
gagemrnts to perform the voyage, and
re miudiug the officer of his former itl
pressmeuts. The pext morning the Ia
rsvsn was again boarded, and the demand
for the Frenohmap renewed, when ne OF.
aeer was informed that he had Lett tie
brig, aud was allowed to search. As ms
search was unsuccessful, he took Dutch.
mao, who was shortly sfter returned, *
informed captain G;ichr!st ne had orders
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-18
!. b.s s i !. d i'ii . l.
Landfo,a:,Sz{e,

- HE snbseribsr Offers for sale
Il a valuable ssact Of LAND
king on Opel Ton Greek, about
four miles from NTartinsbprg,
eansaining about 40 acres about
so acres Of said tract il Line
stone, and The remainder 6rst.rate
Slate Land; there are on the IRE.
nisss IN Apple and Peach or.
ehard OF good Fruit. and a nuns
Der Of other Fruit trees; there are
two springs Of never failing water
on said tract, acoinfossable dwell.
ing house and other out chooses
about seventy acres Of cleared
Land about six aciesof Meadow,
and about twenty acres Of good
Meadow ground the, remainder
81 ths Land IS wen numbered, For
ferns apply 20 the subsci he %
= fi JosEpH u aNnGras,
,Ncysaahst 1 iees 1 -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-18
CAUTION.

I. persons are hereby cau,i,
Fonsd against fishing, fnwl.
ing. 6rpassihg through the enelo'
s,ifesfaf the subscfibet, on any
i5fessnes v ha,ever, or from com.
i.sistlng any other unlawful dc.
ffedStions On his psopersys as he
ksposiiivsls dstefmintd 10 pro-
secStet TO the utmost limits Of the
lshs every per so1 who may b
foOnd 90 Offending in future.
CONRAD kOWlNSLAR,
e MilL Cretk, oes. l, tsos.
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CHEAP GOODS:

s"1uE .rl.c,;hsr - ;,,.s. oner.
80, uoss'is = Juss oPen
ing 9 hand someassortment Of
fail ann al9intfr dHnnNf2., s
80 -. I:...-,f - ~.
Wn.n NC pssuSss :l u'" y W VIE
pubic TO .retaii on sas good u NOT
betterteFns than any other person
i 1.Lo.. ,,,ho ,,n,,bs sh..a onl,, IN
.T,, yes 80 . $500 ''a =, ""'' "
gu suo P!iee thein: - - W. v.
E.AmonF has late PURCHASES are -
/. Low priced Cloths and Flanncls.
5NfoIeskis coating Cor Ladies, wear,
.Swansdown vest shapes, -.
aPesidsn,'s. ~ co aSsis MA & F,aeyc
Biansess iron. !, lotto 50. - t" O'N'
Brtagn;as, :, !. s.s453sSss So, y = =.
Elegant ma Common Shasvis, T.
3aoSsH md and sala.a.s A.1 fas.
-! ~, ~
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GtrillS pfttt s1ntriligsr,esr,

THE price of this paper Is two dollars
tperRnnum, one dollar. parable at the
time Of sabscribidS, and loaae when the
yesX cxpiss-Distant subscribe pay
for the whole year in advance .-ANo
subscription received for shorter term
than six mnnths, and no paper, 4discon-
tinaed until arresragess afef paid Ia TAI
lure tpirsGfya aiseofainuAnce. of the pa
Per a the end Of the tine sabseribed
for, win b considered d new engage.
ment Tie price of 14assttsenseats, 70
not.sabscribets, issosie dollar per square
fbr three weeks insertion, ! and ,for. con
till2nec after that time 25st cents per
Z. Meek-Subscribcrs w:li continue 10
i receive reduction 6f 0iie-fouFth a
their ADVERTISEMENT. 10 sssas13a XII
$50 Sn.s~Ss<Ss.Ss ><enrsasc,<aANS
sss.a. Is s. III & ssSsssf sssss
"A settlement of Al the accounts with
chs Office b anxiously desired the great
" part Of them have been standing open,
from two % six years, and some IS long
ss eight years. It Is not bur wish to ops
presa n any time, much less n q. period
Ike the present, when distress and gloom
trpeaFs b pervade al grades OF society
from dc pnce independent FARMER. down
70 the more humble mechanic and hbour-
sr but Justice 70 ourselves andsRthefs.
Requires, Ana voice that must be heard,
thattss settlement should shortly take
Ptacc--We are disposed D mako every
alleyiAtionin our powers Oh therefore
take n payment amy Ind Il. gram.
ployess have % disposs Of BON ohoSe
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PROPOSALS
Eoa PRINTING sysUBScRIPTIoN,
cir striiitniaii Shefstnuf
Br. y tips fissrss. :, :,

L..E" :. - @IfHsF &
- HE pabhshef has- been induced TO
ohcr Z, new American edition OF tiis
work tothe public from de searceness
ofit sit being almost out ofprint) and
with tiis hops that itss eircal.tiop VIII b
sgfeas public good and have atendeney
topoiiit out 70 searcheTs Alter righteous-
3" nSss he true path n which h may b.
found he trusts that r wat richly rs.
sssstss sfssr DIVINE sl,..l. sitxho Win
sesad ,hrsash ear lAna ha doubts uos
W. ~ si.o - shls
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-18

r; %nsH October Csurs, tsos. -
John E. Fryatt, Complainant,
AGAINST =,
Georse Eskridge aud Henry, 7. !.
Is Shroedar, Defendants, ! ~
-T> = Ia CHANCERY.
tTSHE defendants moi having
entered their appearance &
agreeable To- an act Of Assembly
and The rules of this court, md Il
appearing 10 the satisfaction pf the
Court, that they are not inhabi.
tanss Of this Commonwealth, Cd
die motion Of the Com lainaHt by
his Counsel, Il rs ordered tia.
die said efehdantS do appeaf
Here cnthe Monday attsrt lie thiri
fnestiay IL January mex ~ an
ssssf Tue bin of the C tpplaiui
and that 1 copy Of this ora
forthwith inserted III tie BE
and Isterson Intel ikencer fort q
months uccsssiyely, ma publish.
Iea at the door of the Court. House
Of said ( bunny. g tsElA ! - p q ~ Q I
*s Al Copy. feste, a!i.
sa' DAVIDHtJNTER.n.s.c.
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THE foliowing interesting correspoSi'
denee between,he PresidSe of.he Uni.
ted States and M Monroe. y psbtshed
By consent of the Presidcnt Il the r.
qusstcf Mr.. Monroe. y ..ss 6 81. sts q u
= = -: = . a: = EssIsit y .'ssl !
- =, ~ = 1. 4 s ff3 s5s II 5ss II No ~ ~ Il
Washington, Feb. y, 1903. +
MT DE Al sta, = q clfs I
Z &c $50 $50 b, ga
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-19

"a Ne HUNDRED D1LL.!Rs RElY4kD-
~ Ranaw:,y about tic lst instant from the SER
wee at Mr.. William Rawle;gh (tn whom he was
Areol black man named JACKSON, & housc
carpenter ry profession, Of thin consumptiye aD-
?caTancc about forty years Of age, five feet eight
or Alne inches high. From circumstances attend
ING MS eiopement, 1t is believed he intends max
Iig nus way 70 one of the eastern states and hes
been provided with fase papers of freedom. II
taken within the state and delivered me here o.
secured that get him, will give Rfly dollars,
o. ii taken out of the state, one hundred dollars
ROBERT GAMBLE, Tun.
Richmond, Dec 90 rcptr1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-19

ITO BE SOLD tothc highest bidder, OH Thurs
day the 2lst inst if fair, if not, thc next fir
day, on credit of twelve months at the pianta-
ton Of the late Nathaniel Wilkinson, on Chicka-
hominy'swamp, all the personal estate Of the said
deceaent consisting OF Horses, Mules, Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs about 400 bills. corn. large
quantity Of sheaye Oats, Fodder, Hay, &c. some
household and kitchen Furniture, and farming u.
tensIs.
Bond with approved security to carry interest
from the date will be required for all sums above
ten dollars. But on puneJu1 payment the interest
will be RENTED by the AD11INIS1'RAT0RS
Jar. Ia. Tcp3tF1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-19
[.cptf.l

Nj X. LIE TELLER, DENTXST-Is now
~ practiclng in the various branches of his
profession 4 e. cleansing and restoring the Teeth
TO their natural elegance, setting artificial ones.
so as to belsetul as well ornamental, plugging
thG decay~d cavities of such AS can be preserved,
ava GAGacting such as are too far gone to be saved.
IN winch operation he makcsus Of Byu6s P1te,t
E%tfGc't1g LnsrHtent--wllich takes tbe teeth ont
"llnoht any possibility Of fracturing the Jaw or
brulsng the gums, and with nlich less pain taa,,
the instruments tnM are III general use
ne deems II unnecessary 10 say any thing con.
ccrning the Advantages derived from the i;lanncr
OF his performance luis abilities, leaving il for
ms former operations to speak
lie has DrSrirEIcE of superior quality.
and for sale
HIS dwelling is at the house next 10 E. Ran
dolph's, near the CaPitol:.-A line or ser,-o,t d.
feCtcd to the said place, will be attended TO-
Otc' 10 2awtE1
QJ Mr. lie Teller informs those that arc ira.
yeiiingto Norfolk, that his Brother is practicinp
D(GItiS'Iy there, and his abilities unexception-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-19

ID OARDEG SCHO0L--EDMrN Law
D RENEE purposes to take tho management
OF a school, in Hanover, 10 miles from Rich
mond and from Mdcon's Mil. The situation is
very healthy.
Hc viii take boarders only, from 6 70 IL
Years ofage, and few pupils from the neighbour
hood. Board, tuition and washing will be 100 e
for the term, which viii begin on the 18th In
slant and end on the 25th Of December following
and 20 ; for tuition only. In both cases quarter.
~ payments in advance will be required Great
pains will be taken to improve his pupils in learn
ing and virtue There will be two vacations of IS
days each, one IN the Spring and the other in the
Fall, for Which no deduction will he made. Those
who are not acquainted with him and NAV wish
o place children under bis care, arc requested to
apply TO James Govan Esqr Of Hanover and
David Bullock Esqr. ofRichmond, for any infor-
nation, which they may desire
Jan. 5. T1aw3w.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-19

OTlCE.-lf JAMES MoYLAx. who c,,ne 70
~ this Country from Ireland, in the wear lTzO,
and Who taught a School in the Counties of Albe.
marie and Prince George in IVY and 1873. will
make application to VIM. c. Holt, he will re.
ceve Intelligence ola Brother VI tn whom he once
corresPonded'-lt application be not made before
John O'Connor, near North West Rive Rr;,i,,,
Norfolk County. >
January ID r1o,Au7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-19

WIG subscriber tenders his services 10 tl,. q,
9 teens of Richmond, and Aatters himse!: nc
WILL experience share OF their patronage IS .
professor of the French Language and Alitame-
TIC Those who may confida pupils 10 his charge
may rest assured that the most am emitted stte l.
ton on i'!s part snail not be spared % insure their
appreciation. Application to be made at Nv En-.
CTS Freemon's Confectionery or Shockoc Hin.
where the subscriber may be seen at any time
An evening school will be opened for tt.9sc who
cannot attend in the day. DELAPLANCH.
Jan. IA rS,i