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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03

III q meeting ofMe citizens ofRichmond ar
LIE BeH 1aUern, on IueSday the 26<h of
February 1909, convencd aereeablv 10
n0'ifcafon in the Public haherS, for ire
PURPOSE Of "a freSSing their sentiments On
me ftFeSent state Of our hu6Gc affairs, n
committee consiSfinyof Mes8rs. nm. UIrt,
Nm. Wardiozy, Nm. Il. Brurton. nm.
NH'ford, Nm. w. HeninS, John Baker.
Geo. ". Smith, AndreU Sfehheu8on ~
Nm. Foushee, sepr. 7vas ahhoiuIcA N
frehare resolutions TO be- submitted 10 an
Other meeting TO be held on the succecdige
eUening. "
ana az a numerous and reSfectabie mecinr
conUenedIor the hnyho$e If receiuing me
,ehort Of The said Committee on Wcanea-
day the Isl ofOIarch, 1909,
Col. GEO: w. SMITH, was called to the
Chair, and JOHN F. PRICE appointed Sc
cretary Whersupon the following Preamble
and Resolutions were adopted.
we cannot look upon the present crisis of
affairs without the most awful ,sensi1ilitv
towards the happiness of our country. Ii IS
a'a tune IKE this, that the expression of
PUBLIC sentiment is pecaiiafly interesting.
The free and unreserved COMMUNICATED
OF popular feeling, is the vital circulation of
a republic, and whcn it ~languishes in indjf.
erencc, 1t is one of the surest indications of
declining PATRIOTISM. Yes, Fellow-Citi2ens.
the gloomy times in which we are now in.
VOWED, demand the tributary sentiment of
every patriot, and the most determined ener-
gy OF every nerve. The picture of foreign
.aaggressions is too deeply stained with VIC
iehce, rapine and atroCity, for any American
TO examine II With calmnessand Composure
and most particularly too, when he believes
that the hand Of bribery and corruption scat
terS Its baleful largesses among as. Tiie-
ther we turn our eyes abroad at foreign des-
pOtism, or whether We look at be,ne AZ do
nestle disatcction, the prospect is ALARMING
and invites every feeling of the American IN
the cause OF his country. II any period j.,
our national destiny could make these i'm
pfessions sink deep into the soul, it is the one
before us; 1t there ever was a necessity IN
turn BACK to the elementary points OF our re-
derativc chart, it IS upon us: AuI if ,bera
ever was a INT when local prejudice and
parry resentment should die away at the
Hoiy Altarot Union, it is emphaticaliy now.
res, fe!low-C Citizens, the time has come
Whcn We Should e1stinguish these unholy pas
slOhs, ana mat one resentment and one friend |
sap should animate us all. The union of
America like the sun of Heaven. NAV for a
TING be cloddcd with thick and noxious w.
podrs' 0ut when they ave about to become |
dangerous, we trust shat it will always beam !
iorth M its native light and splendor, and
them into "thin air" We are NOT
now celebrating as to the policy which ore
party Should pursue TO foil another. or to sue
ceed IN any distinct, particular views: but az
d Draneh OF that family left by the immortal
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03

IN tisessTs Wilmington (NofEh Caro.dsdy
Gazette. we are informed, that the 2snk-
Notes sore time since advertised to lave
been stolen from the pocket of a Mr.. j.
sWh'te, then at Wilmington, have been in part
found concealed IN a small earthern jug.
which was thrown ont of the earth by a Ne
gro in digging a hole for a fence post. The
sum stolen was about 49, 600 dollars, and that
founais j+I0 dollars, which has been depo-
sited at the Bark.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03

On the night Of the first instant, the scboon-
erParnel, commanded 10y JOHN Stcphcns. es-
capped from the port of &eorgctown. S G.
WIN ar intention Of cvading tie embargo
On the morning following, it was discovered
mat she had sailed, and the Collector receiy-
.ng Information that she was arn.d ard that
.he caPt. was determined to make opposition,
tooA wNn hiin a few ct the militia in a ca
noe overlook them on the bar, and returned
at night with the vessel and crew.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03
NOTICE-TO THE CITIZENS OF R1ctI-
MONT

- The Committee vino 'yerc appointed TO
2.diHst arrangements tor the celebration of the
fOUFII' or NhRCd hive agreed that a din
Ee., ii that purpose, be furnished at tbe Beli.Ta-
yern, at o'clock And, likewise, that q Sail be
furnished, Mt the same place, on Monday evening.
IN continuation Of the National festival
NorE-NO Subscriptions Paper viii be- pre-
sented in regerd 20 tie Dinner. Every person
who feels disguised % join tic meeting at the
Bell will subscribe Ut the Bar.
March 8, 1900.
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Total number

Note. Tile returns for the year 1900. bo,;yo
zee" n1istaia, an avsrGge tstin1atei is 7pnh 5gy Ha5t
yeGr, Il being h2aYhf Deaer to do So, Than Lo4e~ n
delay tie reboyt. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03

" oFfor faSseed also. 4 spirited lE{fcr IN DUB.
I'm refdsed10 suiness par hid. &C dollars) -
for $50 hid last years inport.'I
NOTE.-The following, We are advised. are
the usual prices ofthe above articles in this coun-
try.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03

Precious Confession IN FcdeyoHatof
mlnence IN Mts torn, last 4vec& derb,.sd =,
conpersatioH gvih q R~ehubhca1. MgI hr
70tshed for an alliance with ENGLAND Ez'e.
~ day increases the 6oi1nras u zf.ked1cgs
IF The t0rfes,m,Nat. TErs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND. MARCR 5, 1909.
REPEAL OF THE EMBARGO.
AMI A
NrTERCoUESE!

Letters from Washington by yesterday
morning. Mail, authorize an assertion hat
the EMBARGO will cease 10 exist on the 18Th
instant. A Non INTERCOURSE, however,
with Britain and France, is believed to be
the substitute for the embargo.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE,
February 3, 1909.

SIR,
have the honor to transmit herewith a re-
port, made in compliance with a resolution ofthe
House OF Representatives of ninth ultimo, and
am with great respect and consideration,
Sir,
Your most obcdient se-yant
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03

a gentleman coming from Pensacola, has
favored us with a list of the ministers ap-
pointed by the supreme central junta esta-
bi'shed at the roval palace of Aranjuez.
nhnfsfer Of Foreign aGairs-The signior
Caballero.
AHntster 0the 7reasury-The signior
Saavedra.
W,ntsteT of' zrar-The signior Cornell.
Minister u The napy-The >signior Es-
Canos.
Dtrector s"ne"atofar!iNcr and nas1i5er
81 me council IT svar-fhe signior Morla.
N1'WSter@ grace anS jnStice-The signi-
or hermeda II uiSianu Ga-ekke.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03
ClNctwxAqy. fohio Lan. I'd.

n ~ N"VI """' 20.
On IuesdayfAe Sd instant, a.nan by the
name OF 7homas Pleasant, Svas detected in
attempting 20 Pass u counterfeit Eagle to
l1f'. Jesse Gataacy, IF Stone Lick, Ger
monf Couaty, and being taken before Roger
~. f,Hrf'S', Esq, IF HIIfGms6urgh, -vas
committed 10 fir1Soa for trial az the nert
court. lie deiivered to Mr.. Uarfng, t7,o
pieces faore offhe same Kind, and on search
tHSA his sGddic6ags there 7yere .found tie
necessary fmfiements for making counter
Ifetk money, 7vhich he ackaozciedged on era-
nitnatton, zgere ofkis og,n making. He says
ne soorked Mn months in fhe mint IF tie
ontfed States, and has lately resided about
Ia miles .from WiHiams6nrg, 7phc,'e IL is
SnhfoScd he hes been made the tool Of some
assigning Persons, as mach counterfeit mo
neg mas lately beer hassedin Me neish6or-
Hood.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03
Extract IF ahettcr J;om Washington, dated EST
uiitpo.

have just time to inform you that the Nom
Intercourse B.h yesterday passed the House of
Representative, 81 10 40, striking out he lith
section, and altering the time OF raising the EN-.
o'rso to tile l~ta March The Senate have Just
concurred in tie amendments, & it will no d 3ubt,
be signed by the President"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03

Letter from The Secretary IF State, Transmitting
MS re'aTt 9ths number 9beysons torn in fyrig
countries, and naturalize,i IS Citizens # hr
O"'.ea States, who hare been registered as A
merican Seamen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03
February 81,

a letter has been received in town from
Antigua, dated the Goth of January, which
states, that an expedition had just arrived at
Barbados from England. consisting of 3 Ma
jor Generals and 400 troops, to be com.
manded by Gen. Bcckwith, destined against
Martinique.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03

Tire Essex Junto are treating the heoAie
as a jockey does 4 young horse, ssho, after
har"ig tried the yyhih 10 break the generous
animal, md fh'ding II Intellectual, .ecrefes
ffJor the fresent, and rats The creature on
the shoulder. for liberty TO .nount, not dou6t-
fnS't the efficacy Of the whip suhen .veu noun
ted... .Detector.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03
NEw-YoRK, Feb. 20.

We have seen a letter from Sur;nam. to
a respectable commercial house in this CITY,
dated January 18th, which quotes -four at GO
dollars per barrel, herrings 90 dollars, sal
mon 4S dollars, mackarel 6, salt 10. oil 5
dollars per gallon, tobacco so cents per pound.
rice %, Goldfish 30, pitch and tar scarce. and
no lumber to be had. The produce Of the
island is quoted at the following prices =
molasses 16 cents. sugar 5 dollars per cwt.
cotton 81 cents perlb. coffee IS, cocoa scarce.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03
CAsENorIA, ~: Y. Feb. 8.

Ne recently he'd The pleasure ofa corper-
Saticn Ssith CAPT. Cock, c~omn,an.ID;c room
fany'ofmen stationed az Sodas and Oswegn,
s'ho informed, thatt heA4.c, shhss.e4 re agnsh
f'ns Of discomfort; zuere heaitAy ard in
erceAent shirts JaithtuE 10 their officers ];
FIRMLY attached TO their !gopernment and
country, and zviNing to endure anu FATIGUE
I" me dcfence gifts just rights. he Ra!iy
coutradicts the foul rcforf in circulation,
thai the soldiers desert end go over, and
enlist in the British service From qshai
zve can learn, the tories and smugglers
sstH have 6ut a hoor chance ~ suhhlp their
friends The British, on this section of ou,,
frontier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-03

80 corrupt has tie Court oFSt. James BE-
come, that Ter embraces ure death. Their
Jrfendshh conveys a foison. deaaiy in the
ertremc, 10 that nation Tvho ShoR court her.
dn1ffy. When heaee has cooled TIE flame of
patriotism, she q0eNches the remaining VI
tai stark 5yith her golden tavors md svren
smiles. British friendship may yct Corr
the hrond sons Of Massachusetts TOO terrible
Ter $feeGy recovery bmt, ike Me FOLSOM
ons insect, she s~vikiiose This fatal instrument
Of annoyance, aid its dangerous effects
7rtH su6side by a Lexington or Bunkerhill
bleeding, a common surgical oheration lib.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07

matters that may Concern the departments,
:" and shall reccivc sfrh Compensation for
:. his services as shabby law Be provided"
Mr.. J.said he was not about to enter into any
examination Of the sulaerable Arguments Of
gentlemen because lie. was awaie-of the late
ness OF the hour g O'Clock y ba. ne would
remark upon the reratk that his pres,anp-
ton was erronef-,s. that he found that the o.
E1ginai letter of the attorney general " rs not
on the hles OF the hcasc. but e,erely n cppy
OF 1t. And on the remark Mat a man might
lead his friend into difficulty, he would ob-
serve that be was .9naicHs SOCRATES, sed
aaasts un,icus -veritGtis. He must also be
permitted I'd remark that "errvr and maig-
light. X ' ~
Mr. Rozsta said he commended that in mo-
ney matters and high offices error was no
more pardonsb,e than naiignity. So far as
the attorney general was mentioned IN the
Law just quoted. upon 4 sound construction he
conid only be considered as'authorised to give
an opinionnot as shield but as guide to
the department, and not to be the less re-
sponsible on that accosnt. If the Executive
doubted o. any point, he might avail himself
OF the opiton Of the attorney general; but
he was not an officer intended to stand over
the executive, and screen him from public o.
Dinion.
Mr.. GARDENER had no hesitation in de-
claring his opinion that the money in ques-
ton lad been illegally, palpably illegally
paid; oprove which he used arguments at
some length to the same effect as those of
Mr., Randolph and Mr. Rowan. When Mr..
GARDENER had been speaking about twenty
minutes,
Mr. PcndoWh asked leave to interrupt
him. He said he certainly meant no disres-
pecs to the gentleman from New York or
to the House. He had thought that the mo-
tionwas SO clear proposition that no debate
would arise on it. If the debate progress
SEQ SO rs to delay the public business which
was urgent, he must Withdraw the PROPOSE
.:on
Mr.. GARDENER declined permitting Mr..
randolph to Withdraw his resolution until
ne had concluded his observations. He spoke
about ten minutes longer.
when he concluded, after few words
from Mr.. Alexander, the question was ia
ken on those resolutions lying OR the table
and carried. Ayes es; there being proba-
by about ninety members present
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mo. 1o5.

ertioas shall ever be for the homer, stability
and integrity OF my country.
good general after having disposed his
army Tor an action ought to observe the pro-
suffer a complete overtlifov.. T6e latte
,disgraces him, while good retreat covers
MN with glory. The difficulty is TO hit up
on the exact moment at which he ought to
make his determination.
shati not be SO unjust to myself as to sup
pose tnas any one will suspect me of infidel-
i'y my integrity IS known, and has been
proved shall therefore cease not 10 ex-
press myself with that candor & Ingenious
ness which have always used e otl pre.
serve your Excellency many years. Mad;
rid Dec. Z, 1908. =
THOMAS, de MORLA.
Senior Don Antonio Cornell.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-04-07

O PUBLISHED By THOMAS nITcHIE, or
PosrrE THE GLOBE TAVERN, Al FIVE DOL
LARS PER ANNCM, PAYABLE IN AOvA ::cE.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-27
Twenty Dollars Reward.
May IT.

ID ANYWAY from Preston farm, near the
IL town of Alexandria, about three weeks
ago, a negro boy, named DANIEL, aged a.
bout sixteen, black complexion, full, plump
round face, with a scar under one of the eyes,
about five feet high, a sullen down look, and
fond of swearing when angry Had on when
he went away, blue and white twilied woollen
trowsers, and round ENTHUSIASTICALLY worn.
He has probably been decoyed to Loudoun or
Berkley by some waggoners, as he was seen
on the Leesbargh road, driving a covered
Wagon, Thursday last.
Also, about the same time, a negro girl
named PEGG, about seventeen years of age,
short, fat and broad shouldered, large limbeds
very fiat nose, large eyes, thick lips, & white
broaditceth, stammers in speaking. and has
the scarof a burn near one of her ears had
on a dark blue WOODEN cloth habit and black
muslin one over it. AS they are very artful,
they will perhaps change their names anc
dress. The latter has been lately seen near
the Falls Church. Five dollars will be given
for experimenting either ofthe said negroes if
found in the neighborhood of Alexandria, it
out of the said ncighborhood, ten dollars VIII
be given for committing either of them to the
County jail, or for such information as VIII
enable me to apprehend them.
VIM. B. Alexander.
May IS. co If.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-27
May 25.
Valuable Property fer Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the House
on Fairfax-street, in Alexandra, now
occupied by Mrs. S. NickoNs. The asses
sors say this property is worth four thousand
two hundred dollars, and have, year after
year, assessed it at this sum but the
subscriber now offers it for sale at the halfof
the assessed value.
He also offers for sale,
The vacant Lots on Fairfax and Franklin-
streets. Assessors have said that these Lots
are worth three thousand two hundred dol
lars per acre, and have assessed them at that
rate but the subscriber will take less than
the half of that sum per acre.
He would gladly sell all his property on
the Mall-his Houses ON King-street, near
Royal .street-his Houses on the same street.
near Washington. street-his ground-rentsa
or any other property he has in Alexandria.
on a credit of 6, IL, and ls months.-Ap7
ply to Cuthbert Powell or
S. Cooke.
Ieeshurr. March 80. IaW2m
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-27
POTOMAC BRIDGE.

On Saturday las the Washington Bridge
was opened for the accommodation Of the
public. This great and useful Improvement
has been effected in less than eleven months.
The law authorising its erection passed in
March the books for subscription opened
in May, and filed in a very short time the
contracts were made in June, and the work
commenced in July. Since it was begun it
has advanced with as steady and rapid q
pace as the supply of timber would permit;
but had the contracts FIRST entered into been
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-27
Thomas Irwin.
laW4w
May 26.
Twenty Dollars Reward.

- AN AWAY, on the 22d instant, frorn
N the subscriber, Thomas Burnett, an ap-
prentice to the sail making business of low
stature, well made, and fair complexion, a.
bout nineteen years of age. l will give the
above reward for securing him in any goal,
or in any such way so that | get him agains
with all reasonable charges.
All persons are cautioned from harboring,
employing, or taking him away, as | am de-
termined to put the law in force against any;
or all such offenders.
Daniel McD ougall.
May -. eQ5P
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-27
LeesDur5, MarCn oO'
N @ tt E.

ON the 9th inst. | passed to James Dunlafa
three notes of that date, drawn in his favor
and subscribed by me-one of which is paya-
Bile in twelve. one at l8, and one at twenty
four months after date, for 69s dollars thirty
one cents each which notes fby agreement
legally executed) are not 10 be paid until GER
tain stipulations contained in said agreement,
are complied with on the part of said Dunlah.
All manner O epersons are therefore cautioned
against taking all or any of said notes, until
the stipulationssn said agreement are COM
piled with without which they will not be.
paid.
Thomas Irwin.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-27
SHIP

ARRIVED,
Schooner Elizabeth, Newcomb, BOSTON,
Sundries-Lawrason and Fowle and John U.
Ladd.
CLEANED.
Sloop Maria Antoinette, Markely, St. Bar
Observation-Disclosures and Butler.
Sloop Montezuma, Henry, NoIfolk-M.
Miller.
Brig Ruth, Potter, Providence-Master.
Schooner Mount Walliston, Hall, Boston
-Lawrason and Fowle.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-27
alsranurta EaiIp 6asstte.
SATURDAY, NAY 27.

=, WgAKLEY is elected q representa-
sor the state of Tennessee. He had
IS, yotes, Mr.. Maury 2471, and Mr..
.ou 857 votes.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-27
CONGRESS.

ror1sE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-27
COMMON COUNCIL,

May Is, 1909.
Ordered, That the street commissioner
cause Columbus street to be paved one hun
dred and ten feet to the northward of King
street, agreeable to law.
Attest
ADAM LYNN, C. c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-05

TOR SALE the 1'ENE NENT on which H..
Il subscriber lives, s,t.strd.rn C,yrS y HI.
within about one mile OF Richmond n.srl I. con
tanning two and haifacres of Land, wei; .,,closed
and highly improved. Til. buildings consist of
n large and we'll constructed p,,.ii:-,- Uae-.
Laaarg, Hitchea, Dai,ey, Smoke House, 3 Stores,
brick Office, Coach R,ase, Barn, Stable, and lee
RoRse.
All these buildings are in complete order for
the accommodation Of a large and genteei family,
who may have easy access to all the advantages
of the city, and live retired as they could wish
fORN ELLIS.
NOV. -. Jo-wtsI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-05

r OST, a NOTE signed by wm Crawford, s
IL endorsed by John Clarke, both of the city OF
Richmond, dated the 1st of Nov last, and due
the 1stdny of May, 1909, amounting to s SOC :;
it is supposed it has been dropt in the street.
Any person having found the same will be ibe-
rally rewarded on leaving it with the subscr bers
All persons are forwarned from receiving or ira
ding for the same in any manner whatever
PROSSER & MOMCURE
pec.S1. oaw4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-05

y ED SULPHUR SPRINGS, Monroe coua-,
IA ty, Va The Subscriber takes this carly o,.
portuuity of informinr the pubic tat re his
leased the RED SULPHUR SI'EINGS, and he
pledges himself th1t no pains or exDcnce win
be spared OIL ms par,to give general satisfaction
to those who may visit said Springs. There are
SIX additional horses buil..ing, which, toge-
thor with the buildings already eompleted, WIN
enable him to accommodate one hundred Board,
crs. with their servants, comfortably. He deems
1T unnecessary to say any thing Of the luablc
properties of said Waters, as the benefits expe--
rlenced by persons visiting them. have already
spread their f1ine through the grcster part nf the
United States. Letters and News Papers direct
ed to the visitors at said Springs, viii he deliver.
ed at the place once week. There will be
Store kent at said Springs. containing General
assortment of Goods, Medicine, &c.
ISlfAC ESTJLL.
bee. II. oaw5YgT
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"a rUcATloN-Thc Subscriber u;l eonti.

q EUCATIoN-The Subscriber viii Cont.
AZ MT. h, SCHOOL at Lfr. Wm. ID. Tayior's,
IL tie FORKS vi iiaus,e:, which will comrncnce
she 9t'' sly ot J-N,a:y:.eNt, where he will teach
yrutli u Reed an,. I'r;:e, tie Eagiish and Latin
LaggrSges Grsmn,asiea! and will also instruct
theta ia i,issa.ac.ic and Geeyrathy. N,r. TIA, lor
OF Board and T ition will be ninct, dollars per
anium. TO be paid quarterly, ii Mr. Taylor fur.
nishcs board, bed and candies but where the
?upi iiais his own bed, washing, menS;ing aud
candies, deduction of ten dollars vii: be made.
4'he terms ct tuition alone, will he twenty dol.
lars pes a,c'ain, to be p.rl quarterly. P.ticu.
lar attention wilt he paid to The health end mo-
rails OF such pupils as may be cntrustr,. 10 the
care and Instruction oil the S, ,sc-i,,.c
HENltl' FOBINSON
Noy. e5 ro,w,eJi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-05

M UsICK-J0HNJ ABERcROITBr-, ha-
WI wing returned from his tour 10 the NORTH
ward, begs leave TO acquant his friends and the
public, that NE still continues teaching, in this c-
ty, ON the Piano, Violin and Guitar. He like wise
tunes instruments as formerly, and respectfully
solicits tie favor Of their patronage.
Applications at Mcssrs Pri,eharl e. Adams,
Mr.. Pleasants's, and Mr.. Shieldss, will bc dniy
attended, to
rec. ~ oawim
~. D. Mr.. Abercromby could conveniently at
tend three or ieur pupils ID Manche ster.