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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

0PDAIXED.1 I'm penobsoo,, Rev. PHI
lip Spauidng, over the Congregational
chur, h and society.
IL Caps. Elzahe,ll. On "Wednesday the
22d ultmo. Rev. Benjamin sawyer. as pas
tor OF the Church and peone 81 that place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
NJ. Champagny's Letter

y
To Cen. Armstrong, published in
this days Gazette, affords proof posi-
tive that Bonaparte is determined to
persist in the execution of his DEGREES
which, he says, were issued as retalia-
tory against EngIand---when the fact
is, the British Orders in Council were
issued in consequence of the DEGREES OF
Bonaparte. The assertion that Bona
parte E" masnanimously conniycs" at
our Embargo, go TO show that the a.
doption of that measure was IN unison
with the views ofthe French Emperor !;
and that it was well calculated to aid
Boraparte in his plan OF obtaining uni
yersil empire,--.t will be recollected
that Mr.. GARDINER, On the Iloor OF
Congress, abiding to the democratic
policy of stopping commerce, declared
that the finger OF Napoleoa was in that
thing.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
PLATED w ARE.

PLATED WARE.
Elegant Cruet Frames-Candleiticks,
Tea Pots sugar Bsions * Cream Pots,
Soup Ladles-Fiih Knives,
Shutters aud Trays,
Fable aud Tea Spoons, &c. &c.
IAPANED WARE.
Elegan, cream ground gold bordered Wal
tiers,
Red and black ground do. do.
Bread and Kuife Trays,
Cheeie and Snuher do.
Britannia Tea Pots-Tumblers, &c &c.
MILITARY ARTICLES.
Gilt and plated mounted Swords,
Saddle F,iiols,
White and yellow Fpaulets,
do do. Chords
do. do. PruliAn Binding,
Grafton saihes,
Military Plumes, elegant and common
JEWELRY.
Black aud Pearl fetI,roaches,
do do Finger Kings,
Plain Breaches and Rings,
Hair Ear Hoops,
do Bracelets, various patterns,
God Ear Hoops, Knobs, and DioPs,
do Watch Chains, Seals, aud Keys,
Tor,oiie Shell Combs,
Coral Beads
CUTLERY.
Table Knives and Fork,
Penknives-s cihars-Steel Shutters,
Saddle and Chate Whips,
" Confiantly on hand, Silver Ladies, Ia
bic and Tea Spoons, of the mott fAu'onable
patterns
Gold Necklaces,
Pocket Books, and Purfes, &c. &c.
r. Hair Work, of all kinds executed with
nealneis and dilpatch.
He has in addition TO the above, a'moif ev-
cry article in the Jewelry & Fancy line, gen
orally in uie-which will he diipoied OF on
terms thar cannot fail to meet the views of
purchaiers.
Portland, Dec. 4. Qil
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

CONGRESS LAS. Monday was the
day appointed for The meeting OF Congress.
l. is probable a quorum Of both branches as
segbIed that cay We may pres the
Presidents Message was communicated
on TUESDAY lasl. Il had not come 10 hand
when this paper was pu. % press.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
Fnoch Moulton,

No 8, Jeas' RerV, RI FRET,
LAS jul received by the Packet, from
IL Liverpool, handiome ahorment of
Plated and JatGns4 W'are, Jf;ueiy,
ts'c f.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

Bonaparte is expected soon to visit Hon
land--the situation Of thai country IS reprea
scented as truly deplorable. September
23h, 1900 troops were ordered to march
flom Rotterdam, into tie province Of East
Faeziand, to compel the people 10 pay
their contingent (laxes) which thsy refused
TO do, having risen III arms to resist the dc
mand.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
BoNApARrE,s LATE ILLNESS

Is stated to have beer a violent fever, w.
companed with dehrium, which seized .h
the latter part of August During lie.
whole of one forenoon when the weather
was extremely hot he had been employed
in reviewing division o. the army. and
giving orders, and just retufaed to Head
Qnartets at Schoenbrnnne , al Ambassador
Extraordinary had just arrived with letter
for The Emperor. Bonaparte, without
taking rest, or change Of clothes directed
the Ambassador to be introduced, and al
ter reading the letter retired with it to the
garden, where he renamed with his head
uncovere. more than Two hours. The night
following he WAS taken sex, AMI the next
day his disorder became 81 dangerous that
expresses were sen II Paris - the most
eminent Physician Alter being confined
month his constitution tfiuinphed over
disease. Dgriag tbs TINE the army weF
kept ignorant Of his situation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
BOOKS,

Ia tie various branches OF Literature Il
laie AT the Boasiloee Of I.s~s .I.4e7s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04
COLLEGE L ANDS.

THE subfcriber offers for fa.e, the follow
i Jog Tract. of LAND, belonging to H.,-
vs,d Coii,re, the title to which is direct from
the Government, viz.
IN FRYEBURG,
Lot No. IS III Div. So acres, interval
10 I'd do. IS do. do.
90 I'd do. 81 90. upland.
10 Sd do. 50 do. do
-. All do. so 10. d..
ls 5ih do. GO or 20 DO. Go.
IN TURNER,
Lot No. Sc. ISIS acres.
SO, 1875 do.
I6e, $50 do.
81, l25 90.
In PARIS,
10, No. 81. 9Th Range. , being
go, Eth do. hundred
90, 9th do. { acre
60, s,h do. lots.
IN LIVERMORE,
Lot No. 7s, 100 acres.
%, 100 do.
i4e, 100 do.
IN OTISFIELD & HARRISON,
Lot No. lis. Sd Div. 100 acres.
1, I'd X. am ~. 100 do.
s, s,h K. 9Th d. 100 do.
Is,
IN POLAND,
Lot No. 80, cd Div 100 acres.
80, I'd do 100 do.
In LOVEL,
Lot No. les, m Div. 100 acres
lee, "a do 100 do.
1873, Sd do. 100 do.
IL, 4ih do 100 do.
IN BALDWIN, 80.
10, No. $, IN Rage, Fan, 100 acres.
IS, Pond lot, 100 do.
C, sd Range, Eaf 100 do.
10, 7,h Range,'Ealt, 90 do.
10, sth do. do. 90 do.
IN BROWNFlELD,
Two Lots in Brownfed, containing abous
500 acres each.
IN RUMFORD,
No. a5, containing 90 acres, q DIV.
le, do. 80 d.. do.
IS, Cd Div. 100 acres.
a., Sd do rs do.
IN AY.
No 90 Range IA, leo acres.
10, -. 4tih 100 d.
S, isth, 100 do.
8, lth, TOO do.
IN WILTON,
No. los, containing Is ss'e'.
pr. 10 90.
lin NEW-SHAROS,
ons Lot, con ,a,ning $50 acres, IN the
north part OF the town
The above Land, viii be fod on 'ihs-ai
.redit aud Se,t,ers new on any ~ rhs l.n.s
vii BE- accommodated II ,hey wih IT, For
PARTICULARS, Apply 70 the sobieriher, AZ bis
).Iice, in Middle. lree,, Portland, where he
nav be found uatil The middle of January
ekr. PNe|itoo NAEi'hEN'
Dec 4, 1900. 90
NANIE m, the mcclure of he iuhleeber.
- nn ~, - ut a final hsek rtINEsrNF
IARE he o, ner - delire,i 20 prove prop
z =, pty ehAtge., aud take her sway Ap-
iy % In aMis nETE'ON
". AyIy 20 II %. q, -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

THE Subscriber offers for fa.e, the follow
L Jog Tract. of LAND, belonging to H.,-
ps,d Coii,rs, the title to which is direct from
Ii. q viz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-12-04

CANtE ,nt. the mcclure of The iuheriter.
y nn ~, - ut. fnAll h'aek IlINEsrNF
MARE lie q, ner % 6elirci 20 prove prop
er =, ply ehA,ge., aud take her away APP
DIV 20 EN- AMlN iiERRICK.
". byIys,e II Dc q -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08
Io,al, rs Bat. l48 Squ.

Io,al, 113 Bat. l4S SOU
which amounted to IS 600 effective troops
VI ARTILLERY, there were Is batteries OF
brigade, Is OF position, and IL of horse arJil-
tery ia the aggregate 2SS pieces vi different
canbres.
The enemy had awaited himself extreme
" weii OF the advantage of the ground To CO
yer his passage. The extensive villages Of
Esslihg and Aspern, mostly composed OF
orich houses, and enCircled su round by
heaps OF earth, resembied .wo bastions be
tween winch d double iine of natural trench
eS, intended to draw off ke water, served as
inc curtain, and afforded every possible Sc
|uli'y 10 the Columns passing from the isle
OF Lobau-Essilng mad grauary furnished
WIN loop holes, ana whose Ihree SORES at
iofded room tor several hundred men, while
Aspern was provided with strong Church
yard. he 'eft side OF the latter village Dor
oers on an arm OF me Danube. Both villages
mad Il sale communication with the bush,
s. odhd near the Danube, from which the e.
nemy, had 1t constantly in his power 10 dis
patch, unseen, fresh reinforcements. The
iS.e Of Looau served at once as place of
arms and tete de pont, bridge head Tor
the Drudge, Ill the rear across the main arm
OF Inc river
L he enemy with the divisions OF Gems
Moiitor, i6oudet, Nansoury, Legrand, Es-
payne, Lasaile, and Ferrand, under the Mar
SnaiiS MasSena and LaSnes, as well as Mar
shall bessieres, together with the guards OF
the Wirtemberg, Hesse Darmstad and Ba-
den auXiilaries, had already left this posItioA
and was directing his march towards IlIrsch
stetten, when the first Austrian advanced
guards met him
Ii it be at all permitted in war, TO indulge
favorable prcscntlmentS, 1t was certainly eX
cusaoie 50 10 do at that great moment, when
OH the 2lst May, exactly at twelve O'Clock,
the columns began TO put themselves in mott
on for the attack.--A general enthusiasm
had taken possession OF the troups-ioyful
war songs, accompanied by Turkish music,
resounded through the air, and were inter
rupted by shouts OF Long Live our Empe
ror long live the drchduke Charles" when
ever the imperial guard appeared, who had
placed himself at tile head of the second CO.
lumn. Every breast painted with anxious
de4ire and high confidence after the decisive
moment and the finest weather favored ;he
awful scene.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08
BATTLE OF THE 21st MAY.


The advanced guard under Gen. Nordman
Consisting VI Two bdttaiions OF Gyulsty and
LIchtenstein hussats, had formed near the
destroyed bridge of Tabor, and leaving the
villages OF Kahn and Hirschstetten to the
LETT, and Stadiau to- the right, marched in
the PLAIN towards Aspern.
Ii was followed by the Column, which ha
wing lett the road before the post office at
Stammersdorf, had marched from the right
by half divisions. Its right flank along me
Danube was covered by a battalion OF 81.
Georgians, by the first battalion OF Vienna
volunteers, and by a battalion of militia, On
der the colpmand Of major count Colloretlo.
Within a cannon shot OF Stddelau, the Out
posts met the enemy's picquets, which gra-
dualiy retreated to their original divisions.
At this time gen. Nordmau ordered two
battalions OF Gyulay to draw up en- enchef
Lon, i'll order to favor the advance Of the CO.
lunn. The enemy drawn up in large divi-
slons, stood Immediately before Aspern, ha
wing, to cover his front, occupied ali the
bitches of the fields, which afforded excellent
breast-wotks. His right was covered b. =.
battery, and his left, by broad deep ditch
(obe OF those that carry fthe waters of the
Danube when it oysrAows) as well a. by a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

Is 1.-The fifth column is formed By that pal,
of the Prince OF Rosenberg's corps which
S lands between Dentzsch- Wagram * i{eall
nersdorf. 1t will cross the liuss near Beau
nersdorf, leave Raschdorf and Bischdorf I,
The right, endeavor to pass To the left rount
the town of Enzersdorf, and secure it's lef
bank by the archduke Ferdinamd's regimem
of Hussars. .G ,H 49,.
~" The cavalry reserve under the command
or Gen. Prince Litchtenstein, to march 10y
the way OF Anderklaa, without coming III
contact with. the fourth column, sbetw cen
fasch dorff and BreistenIee, and straight OH
TO the New Inn. keeping continually at such
distance between the heads of the tl.;rd
and fourth columns as, in case of NECESSITY,
to be; near at hand for the purposc of tepels
ling the main body of the ent.,ay's cavalry.
:" The grenadier corps cfreserve to march
from Sciering into the position which the
corps of Beiiegarje has likea up behind
Gerarsdorff. - SO s
Z" All the columns and GRIPS will march
at IL O'Clock ct noon. 'Fliksr secord lines
TO fotloT them at a suitable distance. Every
c2lnmn TO form it's own advanced guard
! lie order; of march, and the. distribution
OF the held pieces, TO be left to the judg-
ment OF the commanders of the respective
corps he whole will march by half divi-
sions., Lieut.. General Klenau to form the
advanced guard of the 4th and fifth columns,
and before he advances. to suffer the heads
OF these columns to come quite up to him In
order that he may have al hand d sufficient
support of infantry.
=" The principal object in view is to drive
BACK the enemy entirely over the first arms
OF the Danube, destroy the bridges he has
thrown over them, and occupying the bank
or the Lobau. with a numerous artillery, es-
Pecially howitzers.
he infantry will form on the plain, in
battahons, with half divisions from the cen
tire.
g His Imperial Highness the general in
Chief recommends orGer, closeness during
Tue advance, and proper use of every spe-
cles OF arms. His station will be with the
second column.
g Gerarsdorf, May 81, 1902
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CONCLUDE d

Ptan Of attack ufion The hostile arn,y on It's
Warch beiaveen ishng and Askern, and
tozvard8 HirschStetfen.
4" The attack TO be made in five columns
The first cOlntan, or the column Of the right
wing, formed by the corps of Lieut.. General
Hitler. II viii advance from its present 20
1loD IN the direction between 'the point
and Leopoldau along the nearest arms ofthe
Danube, pass along the left bank towards
Stadelau and hspern. keep constantly near
the Danube, and the meadows bordering up =
on II, and is vigorously torepulse the enemy,
who most likely will meet ii on the same
road, and TO drive it from the left bank
This column must not suffer it's progress to
be impcdel by the batteries, which the enc
M perhaps ma have erected on the islands.
bat must eudeavOr TO silence them by its
cannon, and spirtedly continue to advance
The second column consists OF the corps
of the general Of Cavalry, Count Bellegarde,
haviDg Gerarsdorf to the left, it viii march
towards LeupUidau, endeavor to Join the first
Column ON the right, advance upon Kagran,
and then, CONFORMITY with the third column,
upon the left, push forward towards Hrsch-
stetien.
The third column is composed of the
corps of Jieut. Gen Prince Ilchenzollera.
1t will march by SuffenbruDn to Brientenlee,
and from, Themes towards Aspern, aud will
endcavor to Join on its right the second CO.
lumn, and OIL It's left the fourth.
"The fourth column under the command
of Lieut.. General Prince Rosenberg, is made
up Of that part of his corps which is posted
On. tine right bank Of the rivulet Russ, it is
to advance, by Anderklaa and Rasehdorf,
toward Essling.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08
bleak Hill, King. Will.
am, August %.

EETItL be rented for the ensuing wear, at
w Farmyie, on Friday 22d September.
IWO YdLUdBLE PL4NIATYONS, ada.
cert to that village B,zIrre, capable OF working
eight or ten hands to advantage: and BuHaoe.
thor Twelve. Possession ofthe last will be I'M,
'nedmtely given it required aud immediate lib
cry 10 SOW wheat at Bizarre, bt the house and
snden VIII he retained IN possession OF the own.
sruntil Christmas. At the same time Will he
soid most valuable stool; of Cattle, Sheen, &c.
'1d some good household furniture. Conditions,
Twelve months credit bond aud approved secu-
Jty.
September 5. e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

TIME. subscriber will sell the HOUSE s. LOT
at present occupied by himself, and also,
an unfinished House, with an half acre of Land,
attached tot, near his residence.
itnot previously disposed o.. by private con-
tract, this property will be gold, at public aucti
on, upon the premises, en the fourteenth day
September, ensuing The improvements on the
Lot, occupied by the subscriber, plain, neat,
comfortable and in good repair
II required, some time will be given for a part
Of the purchase money.
Thu. situation of;hs property is eligible, both
as itrsgards health and good neighborIood
SAM'L. CikEENHOW.
August 10. tl4Sep
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE:

The 5th Volume of the ENQUIRER, compleat
bound in boards.
VIRGINIA DEBATES, in the Convention
bound in c>.f, sheep and boards
BURR'S TRIAL, for Treason and for Mis-
aemeanor, in boards-By ID. Robertson.
LErrEKs on the Subject of THE CATHo-
LICS-By Peter Plpmley-from the 11th London
Edition.
BLANKS, for Lawyers, Clerks, Sheyifs, Con
stables, Merchants, Grc. &c. which win also be
printed according to any form exhibited, at the
shortest notice.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

r. OTICE-Thc Copartnership of Nicolson
= and Heth having dissolved by mutual con
se"I, "h tl'e lst January last they now request
'il These who have cl4ims against the said con.
'1rr' i0I transactions either at Manchester or
|"hmond, 20 cell at the Office Of Nicolson, Heth
'."d CO. Tor payment, and all those indebted to
tnf s'id Concern are most earnestly requested to
discharge their respective balances on or be-
lore the 18th October next. As after that peri.
~ without discrimination their bonds and &C
counts viii be put into the hands an Attorney
ior collection.
AN3REW NYcOLSOM,
HARRT KETH.
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CT Published BY Thomas Richie, nearly op.
posise the Globe Tavern, Riehm,ond, Virginia.

O CONDITIONS Free dollars a year, to
be paid annually in adcance. Those suho spish TO
be considered annual subscribers, hereafter
designate it at the time Of Subscribing, oths,tise
their papers will be discontinued at the expiration
Of the FIRST year No paper car De stopped until
all arrearages have been pxid oB,-GOod aecep-
fances, TN Richmond only, suiA be received in pay
Haent The same ru!e as to Advertisements.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

GORGE WATT has just received, and offe,s
VI FOR SALE, Sicily, Nfadeira, and Sherry
VINE. By the HID. and Or caSk, Green coffee,
Orleans Sugar by the Hhd; German Platilla-
Simplex By the piece case, haifpint Glass Tunr.
6ie's IN cases Of 1000 each, and Neso 1.rk Soap G
-Candies.
ON HAND, Madeira Wine, Orleans and Mus
eovAao Sugars, Green Coffee. Moiasses, Prime
PORK, liverpool and Stone Wure, Souchong, Hy-
son, SKIN, and Gunpozpder Tea, Spanish Segars,
Raisins, almonds, Nutmegs, WIndosp Class,
Mems e WOmen's Shoes, qohich he will dispose
Of hy Suhoiesaie on reasonable terms.
n Suiy %. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

THOSE indebted TO the late concerns of
Dunlop, Pollok and Co. of Manchester, and
Robert Pollock and Co. of Richmond, are now
requested to come forward and settle their res
pective balances, as lorger indulgence cannot
be granted lawyers md agents having the coIiec-
ton or settlement OF debts due either of the above
concerns, viii be pleased to forward us state
mentS OF the business in their hands
.. TOMPKINS q 1IzIyRRAI:. =
Richmond, Sept. s. ep2m
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NIOTICE-All persons concerned are reGui-
/ y red to take notice, that we have sold the
debts due to the late concerns of Robert Pollok
and Co. of Richmond, 8, Dunlop, Pollok and Co.
OF Manchester, to Messrs. Tompkins and Muir
ray of Richmond, and that payments hereafter
are to be made to them alone, or to those whom
they may empower to collect.
JAMES & JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Sept s.
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JNcHANcERY-In powha,an county court

l. July 2l, 1909. , 1870
Brown. Kives & Co: Pt,Ss, against Samuel II
Owen and Joseph MAYO, executor of David Ow.
en-, decd Dsf>.s.
+ THE defendant Samuel II. Owen, not having
entered his appearance, and given security &C
cording to the act of assembly, and the rules Of
this court; and it appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court, that he is not an inhabitant of this
country On motion of the plaintiffs, by their
counsel; 1t is ordered, That the defendant, Sa-
muel H. Owen, do appear here on the first day of
October court next, answer the plaintiffs bill, &
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted,
in one of the Richmond newspapers, for two
months sucoessvely, and posted at the door of the
court house of this county.
Copy. Ieso, ri.
JAS. POINDEXT'ER, c. C.
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EUROPE.
SUPPLEMENT-
~ hL1hlIl'
TO THE LOWDO.N GIZE71E.
TUESDAY, July IL.
Sept. s.

I'm account ofthe RaHisf ought near .4stern
ON me IHareAfeid, on Me 2ISt g 22d 1lau,
1909. bet7vecn the Archdukr Charles Of
.Insfria, GeneraHs&imo Of Tie ImheriaL
.Hn&fy1an armies, u tie Emheror Nahole
on Commander in Chicfoffhe French and
allied armies.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-09-08

rIR. ANDERSON's ACADEMY, FOR
Iva FEMALE EDUCAIYOW, ynhburg,
Virginia.-M Mr.. A. informs the friends of his in
stiution, that it is now established i'm one of the
most healthy, commodious and beautiful siuiati-
ons OF the upper country desirably removed
from the intrusion of dissipation, and sufficiently
accessible to Agreeable and improving society
The residence OF Mrs Camp, lsstcr of Mr.. a
and tor eight years the maternal guardian of the
Young ladies, attending his instruction, is on a
hne hi'i immediately above the town, and in a
charming ncighborhood a situation adfnirabl,
well adapted to the pursuit Of literary and gene
raj Improvement
TERMS OF AIDING AND TUITION:
For pupils under eyears of age & 80 per annum.
From 9to l2years 40 do.
Over IL years SO do
The second annual course will commence on
the ll:h September, and young ladies' from the
lower counties, who, on account ofthe heathi-
ness OF the situation, may desire earlier admissi-
on, will he i'nme dately received.
September 5. Sw
A CARD.-Fhe following plan of Instruction
: n will commence to-n'rrow, Sept. 6, at L.
II. Girartlin's Academy.
{ ,Peqmanship, .l1erc,ntiIe arithmetic, Book
l. Keeping. English Grammar, and English Lii
(feratue .sene,atty Latin and Greek Classics,
Will be taught bJ--D. DOYLE
o { Irench and italian. Rhetoric, Lopic, Moral
PHILOSOPHY, Polly, Natural and C!vH History,
~ By l.. II. GIRAap1N.
The various branches Of the Mathematics,
). : an their fullest extent. Natwak P3iloso6hy,
Geography, Drawing, Lanas ape painting, &c
-h BY. JoHv WooD,
Lafely instructor Of yoRth at 1Egachester
The advantages OF the above comprehensive
plan, speak for themselves The terms are not
enhanced on the contrary, they are, in many in.
stances, reduced, chiefly with view to wider
diffusion OF useful knowledge.
Besides The respective duties stated above. the
instructors will occasionally interchange branch
es, IN Order to ascertain the proficiency of the pu
pils in each department, aud to cherish lauda
Die spirit oI emulation. For further particulars.
apply to the undersigned
Sept s. St
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Richmond, August %.

' he business iii future Will he conducted by
Hugh Chambers, who has removed 10 the
Store formerly occupied by Dodge and Cobb, be
Ing the upper Or most westwarllIy tenement oil
the range of Col Mayo's buildings A,.,i IN adj.
diiion To his present extensive assortment of Dry
Goods, expects shortly to receive large add
tional supply from Philadelphia; which will be
sold at very reduced prices for cash or acceptas.
ces in town at a short date.
HUGH CHAMBERS
August 90 I'm
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h Ok SALE, two Thousand acres OF Yugk r =
n yer LAND, situated on the Pomunkev. in
theuPpei end of King William. distant from
lech'aond twenty-five miles, from Hanover
Town ten, and from Hanover Courthouse FIVE
this Estate is of the best on York
River, combining as man, advantages, as
most III the lower country ; The land is not so
sandy as the Pomunkey lands generally are.
which mikes it produce good crops OF Wheat &
!. Corn-Adjoining is manuI, curing Mil, not
more than two miles from the Barn door, where
the Ricii'nond price is given, deducting the car
rage to market For health. elegance of stua-
ton, and good water, few places more hapDiIy
combine these advantages One s,xth OF the pur-
Chase money being paid down, credit Of FIVE
years wal be given to the purchaser, and (, Deed
of trust required on the land, 30 insure the
punctual payment Of the remaining instruments.
TH0 MAS carr NELSON
Bleak Hill, King. WHIP
am, August % o.