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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-02

stronger than any other dramatic piece ~
representation.
act THIRD.
An APARTMENT IN the Caiyls Of
Montgatz.
Alexina, the heroine
= ofMontgatz. Mrs: Barrett.
Officers, Counsellors, Citizens, &c.
O1der Of the ProceDEom,
Six soldiers in pairs. Two officers.
The Standard Of 1ekels.
Two pages bearing helmet and plumc.-
Six citizens in pairs. Two officers.
The Great Standard Of Hungary.
Six soldiers in pairs. Ladies bearing A..
lexina's Armor Shield.
Alexina strikes her shield and the doors fy
open and discovers the whole range OF battle
ments, covered with men. Tekeli ana Wolf
arrive throw off their peasants dress and dis
cover superb military habits Tekeli calls tor
the standslds-nlotto--
For God and cur Country.
Procession retires in the form they enter.
scene List,
The whole extent of the battlcments, the
towers and walls OF Montgatz on an elevat-
ed situations hangs the large Hungarians
standard on the distan hills. Caraffa's camp
Tho Austrian colors flying; a general con-
fics ensues, an ensign tears the colors from
the staff and ties them round his body fighting
-Tekeii rescues him. Caraffa and Tekeh
meet, the former falls and 1'ekei gives
Freedom, 10 tbs Country.
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Adv;e-s from The B--s'ls 80 81 cf Oct. t-rr
been received. they state ti.st the an,iSr',y&
influence O. the government weee daily iacres-
sing. The commersssl specuIations from this
country, had been carried TO such an excess, that
the markets had been. completely glu,ted, ani
under prime cost.
November. eS. :
We remain still without any official odv;ccs
flom Spain. tits generally Believed, however,.
that the r-rort of a victory gained by general
Blake is without foundation, and that ne has
been obliged to tail back. There is a gentleman
of the name of Hnpkinson, arrived from Spain,
who says, that after the attack made by Flake,
on the 5th, Gpon the column that had attempted
to cut off part ofhis army on the heights of Onta.
ra, he was himself attacked on the ncst day ~
~ enemv. and after a sharp action, forced TO
fad; back two leagues ise.iin.; Yaimaseds.
The enemy followed h;a NJ. and Blaze, un-
wI.ing - hazard agereral ba;tie. retreated about
SIX lcaguesAnm Yalr,ascdA. these movemcais
took place between the 6lh and 11th, with the
loss of some hundreds OF in.n ON the part of the
Spaniar,ls. Tie creates loss they sustained is
sand 10 have bcea On the 9Th. when the Spaniards
retreatcd to Il Very woody position, in which they
thought themselves secure against the French
5ciyaiTy mi they wyTS driven from tins pi.ce.
and considerably dispersed but they afterwards,
COLLECTED che troops tint hid been dispersed,
and on the 1it' occupied a position made strong
10th by art and nature at Rcynoss. Reynosa is
on the road ,hatleads rsoin ST. Andero, il, a south,
~eas.eriy direction, TO Barsas. It is about forty
miles from Nalmaseds. The line of Blake's re-
treat from >Eaimaseda was along a woody and
mountainous country, where The enemy's caval
ry could be OF lttle use to them But whoever
looks at the nap Will see that st Andero is left
uncovered by Bielce's position The NJ ,rau $ de
Romano, and the Sfsa,isa army from the North.
we're there about the Beginning of this north {;
but we trust they have joined Blake, for they
were not strong CROUCH 10 keep possession. of st.
Andero against the force Jh.."h the enemy could
bring ag inst them. pta;e's force at Reynosa is
estimated ut %, 600 racn
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ADMIRALTY DECISIONS.
DISTRICT, or GEORGIA.

OHafea States against brig Charles,
DrozvnfoEo nlastT-The decree of the dis
trlct judge being appealed from by the clai-
mants, the cause was heard at the circuit
court in Milledetville, before Mr.. Justice
Johnson :; when upon the exhibits of Certain
a~fidavits, on the part OF the libeliants, his
honor ordered the claimants to shew Cause.
at the next term, why the appeal should not
be dismissed.
United States agQinst british shin En-
dcupcr Foo mas Ter, and ID casks Porter.
This ship havirtg brought into this Dor. a
parcel of Londui, hoiteT, was seized Nv Inc
cns~tom-house officers, and, with the psrter
iibelied. The porter was condemned and
sold. no claimants appearing-the articles
being prohibited by act Of congress. Fox,
t. e master, and Lmes Dickson the consie-
nee, referred the case TO the Secretary of
the Treasury, toremit the forfeiture of the
ship. The Secretary has decided according
ly-or paying a sum oe money equal TO Ger
tain duties, freight, end costs &c the officers,
ship to be discharged
United States, UerSus certain Poats and
Hogsiard-Seizd at St. Mary's-Ebelied
for violating the embargo-no claim-con-
demneI.
francis g Dfoya against flncca .Nostra
Sonora de las WeUis-Libel for services on
.,oard-no claim appearing the ~felucca, was
sold under an interlocutGry decree, ard the
money subject to the order of the court
libel sustained
United Ssatc. against three 6oats hogs
lard, Sc.-Seized at ST. Mary's for Violating
the embargo laws, and libelled-no claim
ants-condemucd.
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WIRGlN1A, TO wIrr~-At n Chancery Dis.
day of lSoyc,aber, 1875.
Samuel Coleman, executor OF John McLepr,
Pd.ahF-sga;ast Richard Fletcher, executor OF
Francis Ruiin. who was executor OF Robert
Newsnm, Samuel Butler and Martha his wife.
late Martha Cooke, Martha Cooke, infant da,lgb-
ter Of Robert Cooke, and Martha his wife, bv
John Ncw.um her guardian, John Newsum,
administrators Of Robert Cooke, deceased, George,
K. Taylor, Richard II Tayl or, Robert Burchcr
and Ann his vie, Watson Stott and Sarah his
wife, and Elizabeth Tayl0r-which .5eorge X.
Richard F., Ann, Saraii, and Elizabeth are chill.
dren OF Rich'rd Taylor. deceased, who was z
partner O. Richard TIA, lor and Company and
George WFay hex devisee and executor of Tacol,
Wray, who was exc cutor, heir, devisee & legates
of James W:ay, who was Il partner Of Richard
TAYLOR and company, D,cndant5.
The defendants Watson Stott& Sarah his ,Sifc
not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the Net OF Assembly, & the
rules oftlns court, & III apperring 10 the satisfactis
ON ofthe court, that they are not inhabitants ofthis
Country, on the motion of the plaintiffs, by their
council, 1t is Oc3sTei That the said defendants
do appear here, ON the frst day ofthe next term,
and ms wer the bill of the Plaintiff: and that \
copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper, ct the city Of Richmond, Tor two
months successfully, and posted ON the front door
of tha former Capitol, in This city.
Attest.
ANTHONY ROBINSON, C. c.
January 81. oaw8w
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MERIT REWARDED.

The schooner William and Samuel, own
ed by Messrs. Burr, Lowth, Wright and
Lopez of Philadelphia. having obtained a
clearance for the Havana. on a bond given
by the owners for 1924 dollars, condition
ed not to violate the embargo law, was seiz-
ed in the Delaware by lieut.. Biddle for a
breach of the embargo law and was with
her whole cargo, libelled and condemned.
a suit was then instituted by Mr.. Dallas,
IN the District Courl for the recovery Of
the bond, and judgment was rendered by
Judge Peters on the 18Th Of Jan. in favor OF
the u. States. So much for these embargo
breakers !; who must by this time repent of
their speculation.
The penalty of 500 dollars has been re-
covered in the same court, from the master
of the schooner. IEyo Brothers, under the
57th section Of the Impost Law, for CON
c%ealing 25 bags of coffee Gil board his YES
sci, not stated in the manifest delivered at
the custom-house...BcH. Mig.
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Ohm ALCOCK, informs his friends. anG the
- public, that he is carrying on his CABINET
MAKING BUSINESS. in ali its branches where
he makes si kind of Mahogany Furniture IN the
best manner, and on the invest tashions.-hhy
gentlemen or laiies wanting any Furniture, will
find good work executed, and on low terms, as
can be bought III New YORK, or any other place.
Any orders left at my shop, in the Cross-Street,
adjoining Prosscr and Moncure's Vendue Store,
or at MI. George Crccphow's where I keep my
WaFe-&oom, will be pou,tediy attended to, and
great care taken 10 deliver it in good order.
!. NJ. d. Two Apprentices wanted at the above
business, VINO can come we'll Recommended.
lanukry j. tf
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ANTHONY ROBINSON, C. c.
January 81. oaw8w

XMIILL BE SOLD, at puh,ic Auction, m
w "Wednesday, the 25birst. that most con.
venicnt and beautiful SGITIi, on ShociSoe- Hill,
opposite tS Governors HIuse. 1t - IN acre
Lott, and rIns about so feet on the street. There
are two Tenements on it, the one Inhabited by
MI Wren, and the other ny Robert Coolcy.--
Terms of sale, one third in cash, one-tbird on
the first OF October mex, and the remainder o,
the f' Jf October tw Ive.mohth, IN notes me-
.gotiaoic at the Bank ef Virginia. Ii required,
a mortgage is to be given on the property.
NICHOLAS G4UTIER,
THOMAS RIITHIE.
January 10. eDtds
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VALUABLE PROPERTY, FUR SALE
v TIC OWnerSnaye hecnme desirnus of snlEnn

VALUABLE PROPERTY, FOR SALE
v The ownersilave become DESTROYS of selling
that well known, and valuable Property, the
WARR SPRINGS, lying in Bath county, with
all the Land and Tene Iuent, belonging thereto,
or they viii sell the Springs with or 6 hundred
acres of Land. 1t would BE useless to say any
thing about the situation df those Springs, and
their great Medicai Qualities, with The superior
advant lscs attached to them, over any ofthe o.
ther Mineral Waters in rms country. As it is
presumed that no one VIII attempt TO purchase,
who IS not well acquainted with them, or who
will view tho, properly before they purchase. A.
ny communication on this subject, addressed to
the Subscriber, will be speedily attended 10.
CHfTLfS A>LERIS.
Warm Springs, pece;aber IL. oaw3mT
N. b. A considerable prompt payment will be
expected, and few likely young NEG ROES
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n pursuance Of de,d oftrust, executed to If q
d subscribers, by John y Shields and lane Ca
Shields, to secure the payment of several snnis
OF money therein mentioned. to Henry Carr
Will be eT@Oscd for sale. en The pre- misses. {or
cash, on M,ady, the 23l Instant, the balance pF
that valuable tract Of FIND, called and known
by the name Of Sales Hil. !,ing IN the county
Of Chesteriield, and in Use vicinity Of the Coal
Pitts, or SO much thereof. as viii be Sufficient 10
meet the intention Of said trust deed, together
with the expcncescf sale
BEV. &. STANARD.
ARCITD WOODBRIDGE.
January 10. 1aw3v
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u virtue Of the last will and testardent of the
~ late DIR. John Crirgan, will be sold on the
premises, in this CITY. on Saturday, tlr t,vcnt,.
eighth Inst. january at public a1cuon, upon a
credit of twelge months, the purchasers Giving
bond with approved security, 10 carry interest
from tie date, The LOTS wherein dc. decc.
dart resided, except that part sll1'icd . ts wi
do wilor her dower-also, a lot whercin is = ssa.
biz snd -carriage;house together VIA Il I6aiety'nf
an i%ceitousc ON the square wherein Mss - Ctoiie
now resides.
WV. c. WILLIAMS, Tx'oro f
Docfy. ] CRiNGAN, dsc'd
January 10th 1909. tbs.
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ETOR SALE, a very ltSeiy Negro WuAlAN,
q about Is years of age, n good SempstFesa,
and used to the Housewife her daughter, q.
Bout 9 or 10, also usedt TO the House-Apply n,
this office. Dec. %. IS
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EUROPE.

CoSrrSpArrox of fore;ga ue.rs cia Noy5sX-
London dates to the 2S9lNov. inclusive.
N q Prints Of the 22d and Esd Aov. weye re.
eeived at the Norfolk Herald Office.
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ESERTED, from the service of the United
~ States, ON the 8dh inst. a Musician in the
ST. regiment Of Infantry, named HUGH IVES
TEN, thrty years of age, ola sallow complexis
on, grey eyes, light hair, 8 feet 7 inches higl, (,
when spoke to has n DO WI look, slow IN speech.
and much ,ddlctedt "a strong drink was born in
South-Arnbny, CNcw-Jerscy)-Hsd on when he
deserted, a drum ner's uniform, which IT IS rom
iect1red, be may have ciaaged for thoyc in which
&c was %en'':ted, III Light colorcd Virginia cIotl,
coat sDd ps0htal0ous, vs,sdown vest and cotton
SHIRT. a rev,ordof Ter Dollars will &c given to
any person who rfHdeii9cr said Deserter to me
or to any %oficcrin the Utited Ststes' service,
CO IN EUCKNER,
G1bf SRI ,sgiasart Ig}aa,yF.
Fort Norfolk, Dec. 81. e
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OTlCE--Ail persons indebted to the Es-
~ tate 81 Mary Seabrook, decd. are desired
to make immediate payment. and those who have
CLAIMS upon tie said estate, are requested to
make them known totie Subscriber, before the
FIRST Monday in March next, for at that time he
tends closing his exccutorship.
JAMES SFABROOK.
December CT. oaw4v.
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ANDING from the Schooner RIeHMoND,
~ Isaac Seaman, Master =
50 Boxes Raisins.
10 Bales Soft Shellcd Almond5,
S Casks Greer Coffee,
10 Barrels Prime Pork, end
1 Pipe London ParticlIar Madeira Wine.
IN STORE.
IL Hogsheads Brown sugar,
25 do. Molasses,
s Tierccs Green Coffee,
rs Boxes Hav .nnalt Segars,
3 Bales Welci Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels,
Young Tyson, Tyson SKIN and SOuclionr Tea,
10 HoEes Mould Landies,
For SALE ny,
GEOACE WATT.
January II. If
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RI 0I}CE-Cas'i given for ;gorthcrnG Sor.h4
EN- Bark NOTES st a moderate discountly
SIMPSON MORRIS.
Richmond Dec. II
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90 J-- 5 1- =. r0". A""5r1~o; I1 c"c-tD mM o.
villa" EeicGn RI = %w This note wnsm got from Mossthe night before his being spma
mes orh, fort tire purpose offending ohe tHeoie-ti' for oaeh hundred donss
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x fRBY, DRAKE 81 TAYLOR, Intending
~ 70 close tleir present concern, will Il. pose
o. uiclr stock q DIR GOODS, at reduced pri-
ces, 'nr cash, or.on short credit, for approved
E1tcs in town.
Those persons Indebted TO the concern nv open
account, az requested to make payment or exc
cue bolds Tor tdelr respective amounts,
bcc. IL. &c
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LONDON, Nov. 10.

A mail from Gottcnburg has also arrived. The
armlsiice between the Swedes and Russians il At
an end /; and we are sorry to be informed that
the first action, succeeding its rupture, has been
unfavorable 60 the ) wediSh troops, who are sta
ted 70 have suffered materially on this occasion.
OF the cause ofthis rupture Of The arnistice. we
are atpreseiit uniformed. 1t may have been an
advantage wantonly taken Of the 2 wodisI inferi.
onty by the Russian general, who, accordmg1o
private accounts, had been very considerably rein
forced during the continuance, Of the armisticc,
and whose troops have conducted themselves
most disgracefuiiy in many instances during the
war or it may be owing to the refusal Of Alex.
ander TO execute the. conditions ofthc arrnistice,
acting on the INSTRUCTIONS of Bonaparte, 90 allow
no respect to a monarch who, while others { ouch
before the upstart usurper, disdained - ion The
servile group, and hid defiance TO the bower of
that unprincipled despet. The king of Sweden
has returned to Stockholm.
November %.
An entire regiment Of Swiss, that was in The
service Of France, found means 10 desert, after
the convention in Portugal. They escaped from
on board the transports, in small parties, and at
length made application 10 the British command
err offering to eihist IN the service Of Eneland.-
They bad formed part Of the garrison of Elvas,
are all fine young men from Is to 25 years of are,
and are about 900 IN number, remaining ora o.
14Oo, who passed the Pyrenees a twelve month,
ago. They were at length received On board Bgi-
tish transports, and arrived at Portsmouth on sa-
To-day last.
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20 ALL WHOM II'RLir CONCERN.-
Il At the tune OF a dissolution Of the firm of
Campbell and C2ark, merchants here, a transfer
'nd sale was made To tI,e subscriber, one Of the
partners, by Mr.. Archibald Campbell Of New
York, the Other, efatl iiis interest in the debts and
stock oftliat copart"ersllip, and also of the house
ot Robert Campbell x Co. of Charlotte county,
carried on under thc sIperintendcnce Of Robert
Campbell, deceased. who was exclusivel. into
rested IN that iirra one third, and the remainder
belonging 70 the houic here.
There IS still due from Robert Campbell g, Co
a considerable balance for advances mad1 during
the existence of tbat firn, 10 the subscriber. wAo
is therF'foce, only competent Cor his agent,) TO
collect Z grrit discharges for debts due Robert
Campbell 4 Co. to amount Of the Sums ow ing by
them FOR adVsTCes Of stock, and the rem linde@,
it any, viii be profits, apfl TO which the represen-
t%stivcs Of Robert Campbell, WI be entitled one
third part.
SAMUEL CLARK,
CH!s s~ar7iUing partner n the late firm If
R56eyf Cam bbeN e. Ca.
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II. D J viii give the highest price for Tobac.
CO and other produce in discharge of the
debts cue 20 Robert Campbell & Co.
6. LARK
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The. temptations TO evade the embargo
laws are, So marHdiminished by the partial
iepeai wnich has now taken place, that ]
do not perceive auy further necessity for
continuing the extraordinary expences which
had been authorised for the purpose of en-
forcing these laws. Al, the authorities
therefore which have been heretofore given
~ employ additional b.:tls, officers, or me-,
For that purpose, must be cpnside red a.
henceforth revoked. And uuder the eSis
ing circumstances Of the revenue. l have tc
request that you will, as far as is practica,
Die and consistent with the public service, re.
luce every branch of expence incident t.
che collection of duties, and connected with
the performance of your official duties.
am, very respectfully,
Sir,
Your ohediens servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
10 The Collector Of TIC }
Customs Of the Dis :
tict. IF }
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liberty and independence which they
enjoy may be transmitted unimpaired TO pos
terity.
l am with the greatest respect n
Consideration,
FOUR humble servant.
WILSON CARY NICHOLAS.
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The only apology offered for this arrange
proceeding, was, that the boarding officer
supposed MIR. pur,iance, (the bearer of dis
patches) from his name might be a French
man, and that the possession of the dispatch
es was assumed as a cover for him. And
hat when they hailed the ship before board
.ng, they understood captain Girdon TO an
'wer, that the ship was called the Gauges.
instead of the Union.
Ship Two Mary's, of New-York, & Snow
Edward, of this port. We're condemned, YES
sells and cargoes at Paris, OH the 21st Dee.
by the eenncil of prizes, under the Milan
decree, in consequence OF their being board
ed by an armed British vessel. An appeal
to the council of state had been entered......
PhH. Gag. 4
WASHINGTON. March 2lst.
mr.. Coles, who goes ont bearer of dis.
patches to France, and Mr.. Reed, Of the ma
w, whogoes on a similar mission to England
have left this city for New York, whence
they viii sail in the Mentor and Pacihc.....
Monitor.
TIE Elections for fo7vn officers haze late
ytaken place nthe different to7rns Of Mas
saeh"setts. In BOSTON h Federal ticket
succeeded zcithont ohhosition. In The fosyu
" o0fe"t, on tHe ION fnSt. ire etccIon codS
strongly contested. I'm, GRAZ, Esq. mas
chosen moderator offAe meeting. The votes
for tom clerk zrere, far JoRN PuScEARD,
reh"6hcan, 7Tc-Jor JoHNP IcxERING,j JIM
son IF Timothy Pickcring) 713-scafter-
ing 14-6eing a majority |57 for the rehu6-
hcan ticket. In the votcs for seLectnrcn.
o7vinS 10 diUision IF the republican yotes.
fzvo REPUBLICANS and t7vo .federaHsts mere
chosen IF Mefffh there qvas no choice
The town- meeting zvas adjourned TO he.
15h inst. zvhen the fifth 7vas to haze been
chosen. 1t 7oiU be reeoHectcd thai at The
efecton for a member Of Congress in Nbut
last, Salem gauea majority Of one to theE-
de,a{ candidate.
THE Governor Of Tennessee has issued
a proclamation for an crtra session of the.
legislature Of thar state on the Sd tai of
| .fhrik. 80
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Tie GoUernor Of Tennessee has issued
a proclamation for an crtra session of the
legislature Of thar state on the Sd ddy of
.AhriL. 80
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Fro,x The National InteMgeneer.

FRENCH BULLETINS.
18th. BULLETIN OF THE ARM or SPAIN.
MADPrD Dec 7tb 1919
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aIDe Gnquirer.
RICHMOND, DEcEMBER l6, 1903.
a. MARI our good Friends ,he British

in This City, from their corrcsf,ondrnfs ia
London, dated Oct. 3lst reccived BIZ
The Weodroh Sims, arrived at Norfolk
svifh London dafcs to the nh Wov.
The Board of trade are, it is said, about
to issue an order to prevent American ships
from bringing the produce of the U. States
from Neutral ports to this country; that is
to say, such produce must be brought to
Great Britain or Ireland III British ships
but they will permit the vessel, which bro't
the cargo from America, TO proceed with it
to Britain direct; thas Offering a lire to
those American, vino choose to break the
laws OF their country"
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a : request of Mr Robert Tu. uev, we
n shall pro eed positively to sell on Tie 9th Of
JANUARY next, at o'clock A. NJ on the premises,
tor ready money, to raise in the 6rst place. about
s 1909 to discharge deed Of trust held by Mr.
Daniel Couch on the property. and the residue
for other purposes all the HOUSES c, LOTS
late the property Of Daniel Couch, situated ON
the cross street leading from the Bell Tavern to
Mayo's bridge. now occupied by Andrew He
therton, Samuel Bell and oihers-The Houses
and Lots will be sold separate, that is, tenement
at atme.
PROSSER G. AoNCUPE, Apc'r..
Richmond, December 10 ids
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EEMALE SCHOOL Frances T. Hughes

E'EMALE SCHOOL Frances r. Hueh,s
l. will open her School for the reception of
Young Ladies, On the secsnd Monday in I2n,,a-
Try next, IN the louise iataiy occupied by Mr Thos
in which she will teach the following branches
of Eduea;iUn; Reading, Writing, arithmetic, En-
Siish Grammar and Geography -Terms oftuiti-
on, tor teacnlnG GRAMMAR or Arithmetic & per
annLm--ttose who may learn the other branch
IS ( per annum-Boartlers will be received at
Is As per annnm including tuition, finding their
own bedd,ag-an extra charge of E ) viii be
made 10 those whom she ~ Az furnish with bed
di"g-p,y msnts TO be made quarterly in advance
No scholar will ne received for shorter term
| than six months--no- soaIder less than ,esr
| Ncedle work viii De t4ught to those who wish
't.-From .He-ral public 1hc hopes to meet with
encouragement correspondents to i.er exertions
Richmond December 10. 2l04t