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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
Madame DI Cherray,

A FI.ES CT L.d6Y, lately arrived from
Moscow, where she has for several years been
at the head of one OF the best academies IL
that city, under the Immediate protection OF
his majesty Alexander the first, emperor oil
al tie Russias, and under the supsrmtend-
ance of that goyernment--has tie honor TO
inform the citizens of Alexandria andthe pub
tic in general, that she has rented the house
now occupied by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Wi
lev, in George Town, where she intends i'm
mediateIy after the Easter bolydays to open
her Academy for the reception of Boar9ers,
Half Boarders and Day Scholars.In her
Academy will be taught French and English
eranmaticsily, History, Geography, Mytho-
lopy, Writing, Arithmetic, Emb, oidery, and
all sorts of Neede-wofk, which form part
OF young lady's education. The English
will be taught by an English lady, recon-.
,mensled to her by the President OF St, Mary's
College, Baltimore. Drawil.g, Music & Dan
cling, Will also be taught, but VIII form gar
ticular charge.
Madame du cberray invites kind and Sc
nerous public to grant her confidence, tothe
deserving Of which all her efforts will tend
She has been fortunate enough>to succeed III
Russia, as she can prove by certificate grant
ed her By the university Of Moscow, transsst-
ed into English, certified and verified by Mr.
Harris, the American envoy IN st. Peters
burg. All her endeavors will tend to deserve
the esteem and benevoenee Of those who may
trust her with the education Of their young
ladies', and hopes that those endeavors viii not
prove fruitless. -
Is March 81 s@ law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
Mount We hing,on for Sale.

r will sell my FARM IN Fairfax county,
I and give immediate possession. It's less
taan three miles from Alexandra, and SIX
from the George-T own ferry--the distance
from the projected bridge viii be less--the
house stands on an elevated hill, and over.
looks the City, Alexandria. the river, with
the shore, and hills of Maryland. The house
which / erected, and is neatly finished, con-
3 sists of a. center house two stories Ugh. ana
winrs ofDne, Joined to it, by circular coFfi-
doris, the north wing contains small room s.
fhe front of it, and the corridor adjoining,
intended for. green house, this leacs 70
drawing room--a dining room separated
from it by tie passage and staircase, Is next
10 the south corridor which contains 8 closets,
ard leads to tic litchen--two small rooms IN
talis wing with the kitcllen--a pump OF eNeei- :
lent water at the door rhe second story OF
the center house contains 5 chambers ana
dressing room, with Ere places large oio-
set adioins the dining rooln-cne OF the same
size opens on the stair case, both lifted UP
with shelses---a store room in the garnet, and
cupulo OH the house top, from whence is seen
delightful, yariegated landscape, completes
the description Of the mansion house. y neat
cottage accommodates laborer5, and fhere sfe
stables. a carriage house, and ice house the
farm, contains lo3 acres, 70 enclosed abJ cul-
fivated, tie rest in wood; this place boasts
the finest collection OF fruit that ! have sesil,
besides every other sort; the list given to me
was 300 apples, 800 peaches, and 500 cherry
trees ! have added several hundred OF the
best kinds --The garden consists OF { large
s,,nares. the soil enriched and borders filled
with fruit trees, and bushes it is surrounded
by live cedar hedge, which also extends on
each side OF the house the former propTle-
tor possessed much taste, and collected many
ornamental trees and shrubs, which are iu-
diciously disposed about the grounds. ne
soil is suitable fot grass, and the portion OF
ground devoted to timothy and clover, yit'd |
an ABUNDANT crop it produced good wheat
ard oats last year, and think with small eS-@
pence NAV be rendered pfoductirc. hose
who wish residence, whesc health Wiil be
preserved, and convenience Of intercourse
With Alexandra, Gcorge-Iown, and the seat
of government, will find all conloined in
aloltat- JaSltlneton. / will sheW the frcmi-
ses and impart the terms Of sale, upon appil-
cations by letters directed to the Post-OFhce,
Ala,andria. ELIZA p. Law.
1850 FOR Silt,
Farming implements, an OK cart, two bar
shear ploughs with harness, one shovel do
one iron toothetl harrow, two scyshes AND era.
dies. spades, picks, SC
Il ]
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
PUBLIC sAlr

fair ifn ne, ast the the, 18th day Of
:, :, the highest bidder aeihe plsp,a, slll Oeso
late Matthew Herrison, ESQ. on ce Of tn
about i've miles from LeesburaSh0 ss creek
large and valuable stock of bosss, "
aheep' and hogs !; a variety of farm; y' sat
slls some household and ki,cI.n mug etsD
snd a quantity of Indian COMA. -, .staiON
time and place will be sold or h;red s s'e ssn
which will be fixed, several yaluoh,s NJ !, I'm N
After all is sold at this place, the sal, 'i IA
continued at the farm, commonly c,, nv
cob's, about three miles from Mrs A'N
tavern, and the same distance frcm ~ ,'a n
spring--the like description Of pyopes,. 0as
be offered for sale, and on the SAM r -, VIZ
among the horses are several very a,ea u
brood mares. The creditors are i,,;. 0ssa|
attend anc purchasc-aH claims well ,"N a q
tlcated will be received in payment s.s
those due by bond or for cash the nss a..I %
count will be made--tweye month. r -. Nl y
will be allowed for all sums over Eve a,l, su
the purchaser giving bond, with approssS aa.A
curity, to carry interest from the date + ~ y
punctuaIy paid. '~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
GREAT BARGAIN.

rEYII.I. be exposed to public sale on Sa-
Nv rurday the sixteenth of April, the
presen, month, for ready money, at Twelve
c'cleCk before the coffee house door OF Alex
ansllia that
Beautsfaldsa1 EIsg0'st Estate
Formerly the properly Of Mr.. Walter >.
Alexander, well known by the name OF
s AIaM1f0N and now undo. lease to the
Mr. Wises for term of years at tArec hum
dsed and sixty dollars per amman, W1th other
ascful s;irllations. Reference to the sad
lease viii folly shew this valuable estate IS
b44ide,l BY the river Potomac a considerable
s e,i.,ancs. about one Iniie iroTa the contemplate
ed bridge over the river to the city OF wash
iaston. anu two and q half miles rom Alex
aaeria, the road as hid off from one TO the o.
ta..r runs nearly through the centre OF this
state containing about four hundred and iWen-
~ ave acres !; a good and indlsputaole Atle
Will be made py the subscriber Who is legally
authorised as may be seen hy the title papers
in the hands of Robert l. Taylor, esq. after
ncy at law, who viii give every. IN
formation Under the pecubar situation
which occasions the sale OF this valuable anti
Increasing property men OF money will Ind It
gre aily 10 their advantage to attend the sale
At the same time ana place viii be sold,
A Tyal Of Land
Leased for a term Of years to William Frazer,
where Ee now lives, lying on the Georgetown
road, and adjoining the Abingdon estate for
merry part thereof, containing about 50 acres:
if rot sold in Alexandria on the day specified,
they will be exposed to sale on Tuesday the
Nineteenth day of April in the city OF WASH
ingson before Ste:rs Hotel precisely at five O.
clock in the afternoon any further ilforma-
zion viii be given by application to Robert l
Taylor, esq. or the subscriber III Alexandria.
B. Dade.
April S. eotf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
April S.


THE creditors of Mr.. Walter s. Ascxan-
der wno have legal and just claims against
him prior to the goth April 1907, are request
ed 10 make them known 10 the subscriber as
soon as possible, or at my rate before the 10th
instant. He aatters himself there is but few
now and thcfi small, as he has already paid
very many sums to different people In town
10 ! large amount.
3. Dade.
April S. cost.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
". Ellzey
Acting err. Of ". Harrison, d.5s

BE-" All persons having claims aeaian q,
said estate are requested to bring them ia,
ward for settlements and those indebted s,e
fees, or i'll any other manner, to make inp,s.
date payment to the Executor,
March IA eaue..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
JAMES BACON,

JAMES BACON,
Ashis GxoasRY STORE, on Kns.s,rccs, das j.
addition TO MS former stack, adiea
4 fiitt.h Supply Of Genuine Aniclssia
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete,
He nofo offers. ter sale, on his usual lgwfeFas
Mufcoyado Sugars cfvarious que
lties,
Loaf and lump ditto,
GuEpowder,
Imperial, TEAS,
Hyson, particularly seises
Young Uyscn, dior
HysoA-skia, and saauly Cs''
Souchong
Eest green Coffee,
chocolAte, Of a superior QUALITY
NIadciran a
Busellos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, ~ y
TeAeriiie,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
(,op,!ac a,ta Bourdeaux Brandy,
Jld jamaica Spirit, for family use, =,
Antigua, 81. Croix, St. Vmcsn,s' and NSs
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky,
MoIasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, natincgs, cloves, sassla' plrnens3,
Cayenne, and black pepper, race and gFosla
Ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl DARE;
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, 'noald, diP[ sas
spermacetl candles, refined salt-?etre' io'a,s
indigo, alum, copporas, madden OriIns. ms. s,.
spinning cotton, patent SHOT ali sizes 0ss, sr
glish and country made gunpo"ief' ss5s -
and s1noaking tobacco, very pest ehcS"s
bacco.* ,;,es
Hamilton and 1.eiper's snuff, Hunter Ps''
in boXcs. ,,,.r;ns
Londs,a mustard, warranted OF saps .nos
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping s,d plP u
demi;ohu's, sc. sc. with generally e.s y. Vs.,
aele in his line-thc whale OF when ns,S - ss =,
elected with care, and will DC disoose' y
the very lowest terms .e
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
Peter Wise.
n
April L..
The SUBSCRIBERS

Being desiroas Of bringing hsr affairs Of tic tate
6,7a Of THOMPSON and VEIICH, TO a
Emil close. OFFER FOR SALE the je!losv-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
LAND FOR SALE.

Agreeable to the last will and testament OF
captain Richard Conway deceased, will be
sold at public auction, at the Coffee House,
In the town of Alexandria, on Saturday the
sixteenth day of April next, between the
hours of twelve and one ofthe O'clock
One hundred and eaghtyftUe acres
of Land,
r YING on the west side of the old Lees
Il a burg road, and adjoining the tract called
Stump Hill, in Fairfax county. For the con-
yenience of purchasers. this lantlis laid off In
lots Of about twenty five acres each. 1t is
mostly covered with thick growth of young
thriving timber and has several line springs
on il. The situationi is high and healthy, at
fordine a beautiful and extensive prospect,
asd is well calculated for country seats, seye-
raj being already erected in the neighborhood
of it. Attic same time and place will be
sold,
A fen lotsof the Stump Hill Tract.
4 credit of SIX, twelve and eighteen months
will be given to the purchasers, on giving
,heir notes negotiable in the bank OF Alexan-
dria, with approved endorsers aid a deed OF
trust on the premises for the payment of the
several instruments. A plat OF the whole tract
with the several subdivisions of it, will be
shewn on the day ofsale.
VIM. Herbert,
= :: + Ei hss. fsr''
Marsh az, dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
Fifty Iollars kelOa1d.

Fifty dollars kezOard.
ELOPED from the se,vice Of the subscriber
on Thursday nigh: last,
A NEGRO MAN, named .aATHONY,
n commonly called TONEYl-He is a
bout 80 years of age, feet high, likely
well looking fellow, formerly a steyedore IN
Alexandra, his cloaths not known,--Who-
ever secures him in any Jail in Virginia, or
the district Of Columbia, shall receive re-
ward of Thirty Dollars, if out Of the state of
VIRGINIA, or the district of Columbia-FIF-
\ TY DOLLARS and all reasonable expenses
will be paid if brought home. M
William II. Tebbs.
Dumfries, March II.
N. B. Masters of vessels and others are
forewarned to harbor or carry him off At their
peril.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-09
Twenty Dollars ReA,ara.

E.d.FHkF.d Iran t91s cHoseF1otI ~ s''c "to"st
a Jaauary,a Negro MN, eulled
ABRAHAM.
aF a very slender form about FIVE ieet Or
NJ Q inches high, thin yisage, a stoop IN his
walk, a down look when spoken to and rather
fond Of drink.
He was seen lurking i'll the nsighborhood
of the Great and Little Fails of Potomac Tor
some time It's believed he crossed at the
Great Falls, and isnow at work On the great
Dad leading from Baltimore to Free'ericktown
or that he is in Baltimore.
Hc acknowledged that he did belong to me
but is nov entitled to his freedom. The above.
reward WILDE given to any person VINO Will
apprehcnd said negro & all reasonable eNpen-
ces paid.
Peter Wise.
EDril l.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29
s 3,1o3 046

This item is a serious sum. cnt off from
our revenue, by he orders of G.. Britain
On the whole, Mr.. President, / am however
on opinion that @e safely can calculate on
surplus, after paving the usua, expenses Of
government, OF sun not less than l6 nilli-
ons being in the treasury, at the next meet.
ing OF Congress, or at the disposal o. rovern-
ment. provided war shall ensue. But do
gentlemen Calculate nothing upon the credit
o' me United S''ates! 1t is now known to the,
World. that whatever party may be in povs
er, the faith Of the government. as i. relates
to the payment os its. de0ts, has becu held
'Ecred. 1t viii be reCoilected, that it was
charged against the present ruling party,
mat when they got into power, all respect
Tor public crediS would be lost. and the rros
perty in our public funds would be in eonor
dr.' These, with other charges of a Similar
nature, having been found to be false, a.,d
that the present rulers are es tenacious of
pubic credit, as their predecessors all
fears on that account have ceased The pub
lie credit s.Iil be admitted to be good. and
there can be no doubt. that any SUN Of mo-
ney that may be required fora war, NAV be
hAd by loan. either in our owp country pr A.
broad, without having recorrse to direct
taX--S7o that pray tue honorable gentle
an from Delaware, to qliet his tender
feelings Oh this subject
The seamen--Wc at length find the cen
tiemen are alive to tdc interests of this use-
}ui class OF citizens. II NAV be considered
a novelty to them. They tell us tina; orr
sca'nen have abandoned their country and
gone ia'J foreign empioy. win the ccgt!e-
nan from Connecticut Mr.. Hlihouse0 saw
IN his place, that tie sailors OF ConnccticdL
have deserted thcir courtrv to take refuge
o. board British ships Of war ? n, Sir-ne
knows thc a5hOrence OF his fellow citi5crs
- tnlt ki!'d 81 Servic2. The seamen Of ;l,,s
nn"n have fathers, uhcIeS brothers. q lends.
,l,n whom che find employment They
WI DE- i-rud iI the pubic works of the e7-
teHslFc ripguf <ctories which have been esta
b!ished, tnd among he farmers Of the Uni
rcd Sta,e3. y.I.i SO; bcteYe that any Arne-
rican sailors have lsf, heir country. rv
cCp. some voorhees, frunken men 7 wet
h''nw whence tl,is idea has arisen. Tna,od
t.e complaints Of Great Britain. the uavy.
pfin "a TIE embargo, had di.chargcd an
Brltisit dcserter~; they also discharged all
BRITISH seamsn f3I1d IN board their shine f
war--thOsc tcgc her with f6reIga carmen
employed IN tiC BctC uaug service. y .vc bee;
collected by thc British coasuls (aho bava
t3uTd tB.& their numbers Gid aot equal t.tir
e*pectatinns) ard BY tAcm h.v, been sear
o0t ct the mtiy. That thcy may ncycv
tctdrn, rusC 'c Tie sincere wish OF G err la-
Ver ct rs country! We .houlh ;.,crcb,y 81.
lenoe ihG eomplaj.t c. Great Bri:a!n. to VIZ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

\ N HeDrico County Court, November 9, 1888
J. WIN. Taylor, il. Co'nb' HaGm--aga,nst Price
and Nc Cutchen & Hugh Chambers Dsfeaa,tatS.
The defendants, Price and McCutcilen, not
having entered their appearance and given secu-
rity according to tie act Of Assembly & the rules
ct thscoWt, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF Tire court, that they are 1t inhabt', Of this
commonwealth On tie motion of tle complain
ant by his council, II is or tered, That thu sail
defendants, Price and McCutcheu, do appear
here on the third day of the next NJ ,rch term, &,
answer the complainant bill and that copy Of
this Order De forthwith Inserted in son,c one Of
t'e news papers printed in tho city Of Richmond,
Tor two months successfully, and ro5tcd at tine
door OF the court house of this county.
A Copy. Tcste,
]. q. WH1TLoCKE. Clerk
december q. c.w8w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

r OST, NOTE signed By VIM. Cra rgfnrd, &
- endorsed by John Clarke, both of the city Of
Richmond, dated the 1st of Nov last, and due
the lst day of May, 1909, amounting to > sos {;
1t is supposed it has been j.opt Ia the str. ct.
Any person having found the same will lie hbe-
rally rewarded on leaving, it with the subsc ibers.
An persons are forwarncd from rccciyiny IRA.
ding for the same in any manner whatever
PROSSER & MONCURE
nee. IL oJwfw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

GLOVER SEED, &c.-For Sale, BY the
~ Subscriber, fresh supply Of CLoFER
SEED. FIVE thousand ID first quality Nsw en-
lld,d CHEESE. ~ few doz, 1T. Petred INNS,
PIPES by tde box, family FLOUH, by the bar
-, &c. EDWARD HALLAM,
Doc. pc" 3. oawsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

- We are authorised to state, that Bafaurst
,Jores is Candidate for the Senatorial District,
composed of Caroline and Hanover.
pco 10. 1N
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S 8,67s 900

II the gentleman from Drlaware, Mrr.
Whine } VIII nc; al ,iit anv othcres nv ca,-
cuiations, he viii certainly adr1it tha, ifwA
'avc Il millions NOV in the lreas,l;s and
e1Pen1 only s SIS Cos, TINT we certainly
mn 1--WE some money in, the treasury at
The next ,neeting Of Congress. even shn,.,d
the cmhorGo continue all thar tine n,d i,
case OF war, if The neop!c do Consume 10
mnch as usual: ways and mcans viii be f1;,ng
|" 'nnn;.!ce tie articles IN which the dur;es
nave heretofore been collected II mr., he.
aon'tted' however, tnsr oar rcvenuc does.
sustain anA has sustained material in;nrl-
T re 'rmn The orders o; c2.Icil of Great
oritari. On articles heretofore innortrf.
from the con'inen, of Europe, we derived .,
rcVc'M' equal 10 three rl;t;ians of dollars :
the hap rt.tion ofthose articles j. now nro,
h'piien hyS Griea:n That gentleman nav
co'rec' ne If am wrong. will take q.
view OF the articles annually consumed to
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

crees of France.--i say again, let the ship
owners reform thanks TO their bes, friends, TO
these who laid the embargo. AS one whose
property has thereby been saved, pray YOU
TO accept mine. But. Sir, let us Compare in
order to know the suiierin.s of each, whether
the other states do not suffer rs to their ton
mage III proportion to the New England
states take leave tn submit the tonnage
OF the Eastern, and few of the other states
TONNAGE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

French Braa(lics, 2,73n,711
gallons, duty thereon,
ditto Wines, =.
Goods al va from
Fi-rce and ner allies,
Hemp, iron, Glass. Cor
dage and other articles,
Three and n half pr ct
retained on drawback &
advantages from neutral
trade,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

W i'll be sold at pubic auction OH Monday the
w 2nd day of JANUARY next. before the doJr
of the Globe Tavern, in this City, a likely young
MAN, (said to be good Cookl belonging to tne
estate of Robert Means deceased SIX months
credit will he allowed the purchaser, and note
with an approved interchangeable at the B anil
OF Virginia, will be required.
DANL. ALL, Executor eff
ROBT. leans, Decs..se,i
Richmond, Dec. 81. CtIsl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

VffHE Subscribers have on hand, at Private
L Sale -
10 Hogs,eads, and
80 Barrels Loaf Sugar,
IS Hhds. Brown Sugar of superior quality,
10 Tierccs prims Green Coffee,
20 Bags of superior white do.
20 H.it.s. Mol sscs
Casksold Port Wine, OF superior quality iii
Bottles,
6 Gases stoughton's Bit.ers, containisr. dog.
Pint Bottles each
DO Raspbe- v Brandy,
5 Do Methcslan,
Choice old cogni;,c Brandy IL Pipes,
Holland aid Country Gin in DO.
Candies and Soaps boxes,
Ground Ginger III Kegs, &C. &C.
Also:
ID Bales Kend;l Cotton,
With very genera! assortment of coarxc
Woo'ens. all of which viii be sold low for
cash. or on short credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable notes at the Rank OF Virginia.
PRO55EN x MONCURE.
december 27. Foaw4w
N. b. Cash will be given for two likely young
Negro ME v, that have been accustomed to plan
taton business, and III untxceptonabie COOK !;
and for sale. the best male House Servant in Vir-
ginia Also, So Virginia Bank Shares, for cash BY
p. 5; Nj.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

CT PUBLIsAED by THOMAS UITcHIR, or
YoS1TZ THE oLoBE TAVERN, AT FIVE DOL
LARS PER rANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

Richmond, General Office Of 81,
Assurance, Dac /, 1868. o""'1uJ =
e I'll the Printers III Virginia, and in the
town OF Alexandria, are requested to pnbiisb TIC
above once per week, until the second day o. ia
naaiy next G..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

kE uTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY The
Iva General Hnnul Meeting of the Mutual
Assurance Society, against Fire buildings Of
the stale ct Virginia, will he held at the Capitol,
in the city Of Richmond, on Monday, the ID day
OF JANUARY next, SAMUEL GREENROY,
PRINCIPAL S1syt
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vsNulTIoN.-A Family SCHOOL, will be O.

q WI TION.-1k 5OEAOOTl, VIII DC o.
pest in the house OF i,Ir james Patterson
of Chesterfield county, FOUR miles fror, Manciies-
ter, the 1st day OF Anuary, 1872. where viii be
taught tie following branches 1T !itcr,,a:c, viz
Rc0e:Sg, Rrising, -fyirh,netie, English Gr.nn,au
Geography, Hiiiosophp, General ais:ory Aud the
art Of Speaking. also, tit Latin and Greek lam.
guagcs, by Mr.. Lemuel Mead Dosr,trs viii
Be taken IN 1T MIR + .tt.rson's-'rhc terms foI
b ard and tUition may be known by applying to
Mr.. James Peterson Of Chesterfield, or Suth
Mead at Richmond.
neg. 27, Ii
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nee. 81.

I'EMALE EDUCATION, will be conlinu-
2 ed, at Mormtaisy, the ensuing year, under
the direction al Mss Terrell who will teach
Asadihg ."riti,;G. .4ritkmetic, EsgIisi Grammar.
and Geography, The School viii be opened abuut
the middle u J;fuary. Terirs--for board and
tuition, (eaci' finding her own bcddng) s 100
per annun, paid quarterly in advance. The most
Satisfactory testimonials can he produced, OF Miss
Terreil's qualifications, teacher OF The above
branches Of Education. Particular attention will
be paid u the mor,ls and manners OF pupilg pla-
ced at this School. Ii may not be improper to
add, that they have before them an example of
domestic economy, and steady industry i'll the
boarding apartment.
HUMPHRE1t HILL.
Caroline, per o. On
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-29

Nor Is TINS al it is well Known fsct
. %n'ch WIZ noC Be conirAd'ctei bv the gen
, ue.'"h rom Massachusetts, (Nir E.oea,)
that the impcvta,iuus from India ann f.h;,,,D'
nave, in the Present wear, bec,i et,,.l 70 tbat
OF any preceding ycar. The hoads rfor ne
u''ies o, yhch) will become due in ti.e next
feAr-rfoI has the importation of dry goods
from England during the present year, been
;" much less than fornier yetrs, nsMatcriail
~ TO AFFECT the revenue On ,le .ho,c M.
resident. believe that the receipts for the
year ioOs, may with safety be calculated
apeh As at least twelve millions; dollars.
from which nothing beh!m paysbl. fow,rJ
the principal OF the public t!cb,. we nav
court The actual supply to the treasury, as G,
qniiI to am preceding year
Let us tsse view ci the customary ex-
ponai'ureS OF the government for tho year