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Lost or Mislaid,
A BOX of BOOKS.

DELIVERED Mr. Thomas WI
ats Emanuel, Bcatman at Lynchburg,
Directed on the Box tothecare of the Rev.
A. Foster, in Richmond, 10 Decefhber, 1909
Containing S sets Hawer's 2hhfeh His
tory in 2 vol. S vols. Myies Historyi; vols.
Revised Code, I'd vol. WHY'S Epeeches /;
about IL quires fine large paper; 3 Watts
Hymns; 2Smart's Intrnduct On to Latin-i
do. TO Latin Grammar Life of John Earl
- Tutors Guide American Preceptor
ri Ncwtonian Phiiosophy--2 Life of Da-
vid-l Resignation. pcem--1 Grounds OF
Holy life-1 Lee'a lite. sc. Any person
having knowledge of such Box or of
such books by leaving word or delivering
them at A. Fosters, in Richmond, or at the
Press Office in Lynchburg, shall be rewar.
ded.
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The above described fourteen Hhds Fo.
bacco have renamed an tue Public W.re.
House above Two years, and will BIZ sold before
the door Of the Court House at HENCE Seq.
'ember court next. [if not called tor psevieas
ibereto] according TO law.
Price & Underwood.
May 2sth. 1870 a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08
CANDLES, SOAP, COFFEE, &c.

HH'DI|N'oJ VIII COE III, olIs
~-ss~s~-
30 Boxes Northern candles, suitable for
summer use.
40 do. Soap.
90 Barrels Cyder.
10 do. Apple Brandey--just re-
eived and for sale Dy
Asa Otis,
First door below the He'll Tavern,
Richmoads May 18Th, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-08

Fresh Medicines.
V A l l. & r O c. F. r S
Have just received a large and COM
Piete assortment Of fresh selected MEDI.
CINES and DRUGS of the latest ,mnor-
tations--wh'ch, IN addition TO their former
stock, term as extensive and general ain
assortment IN that line, as can be found IN
this City. Medical practitioners, anc Gen
tiefnen VINO sell medic mes, will now be a.
Die 10 get Supplied on terms that viii meet
,heir appreciation, by calling at the New.
Medicine Store, q few doors above the
Market Bridge 10 this CITY,
Il lew patent Medicines emu
merated (viz.)
Steers Chemical Opodeidoc
Ba,eman Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
Turling,on's Bdisam Of life
DIR Rawscn's csleorated
Itch Ointment
do do Genuine ani-biIious
and Stom ohio Biuers
do do Worm Powders
Wheaton's ch Ointment
Craigs do do
DIR Lees Genuine Windham
Bilious Pills
Anderson's DO
Hooper's do
Doctor lhompson's aromatic Tooth Pas,e
ditto Eye Water
Febrifuge Electuary for Ague s. Fever
Hinkley's infallibIe remedy for the piles
= Dr Cooley's Vegetable Elixer or Cough
Genuine Spice Bitters "a
Also ~
A General assortment of SURGI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS, not necessary 70
enumerate.
An assortment Of PERFUME RY.
consisting OF Essence Of Burgamot, Laven
Ger. Roses, Lemon, Milk OF Roses, &c,
"a variety of SOAPS, Windsor.
Rose, Almond, YioIet, Castei, venitian. sc.
Tice's Chemical compound for
cleaning Boot .Tops and Saddles. which
will take out stains. produce a 6ne coIone
and give an elegant gloss.
PAIN iER'S COLOURS of every
Description among which are, Whife
Lead, dry and ground in OIL TwatfsSs ed1
spanish Brown do. Red Lead, Soin,sil
Whteing, Prussia Bine, Spruce yellow
Store do Patent do Kings do. VermiJlioS
Drop Lake, Reeves Water Coloure PANT
Brushes, &c, &C
HAFrERS' MATERIALS. a very
General assortment, &C aipr.s.nr slmes, eve.
~ article used by Hatters for making their
colours, preparing their SKINS, &c. &c.
DYEkS can be supplied with al.
most every article used by them 10 their
line Of Business.
GLAZiERS will also End Window
Glass aud Putly by Calling as above.
Richmond, 23d VI y, 1910.
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In addition o the articles manufactured al tse
PenitenuAry Offers for sale an assor,mept
of Coos of ~X> ~
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merican can arrive in Europe. the abuses
OF our documents are detected. and the true
and false are involved in indiscriminate
prescription. e
Is The tramr between France and Swe
den having provided for neural trade with
the latter, the Engiisn were tho Fl st to avail
themselves of this opening TO introduce their
goods. and the very FIRST ship admitted 4,
Ssraisund was from England, and for Englisb
account. The trade went ON and promised
great advantage TO our citizens, notwi,h
standing this powerful competition, for about
SIX weeks, when, liz consequence of the
MANY abuses, skill further exaggerated in
the reports of a neighboring French consul
(Nr Billiot, Of Steu,n,) the Emperor of
France in a rage appointed and sent a con
SUI 70 Stralsund, Offering to the Provincial
Regency the alternative of an immediate
and general arrest. or the re-occupaton of
the province BY French troops; IN such an
alternative there Could be no doubt of the
choice which a weak and defeDceiess pro
vince must make, and a general arrest was
laid nh the 10Th inst on al colonial produce
in Pomerania and the island of Rugen. =
1t is said, that the French consul has pro
missed to make a favorable report to his go.
vernment, and there seems to be no great
uneasiness about the property now there !;
n1r Is there any reason to expect that new
arrivals VIII augment our stake, for the
British admiral in the Baltic. Sir James
Saumarez, has declared, that no vessel can
proceed TO any port in that sea, whence
the British flag is excluded, without a Ii.
cence from his government.
Il remains to be seen how this new act
OF maritime despotism will be received by
the rench Emperor. 1t will reach Paris
with the news of the repeal of our non in
tercourse, and all our commercial adventu
rers to this quarter are waiting the event
OF those impressions, in the utmost solicit
tude.
=" have not moment to enlarge by this
opportunity, and am. very respectfully, Sc.
&c."
gThe following is an extract of a letter
from an American consul, resident in one
OF the principal ports OF Great Britain.
dated June Goth. 1910
The present appearance OF our grow
ing crop OF grain is truly gloomy. 1t is
very generally supposed. that, even should
the remaining part of the season prove ia
vorabie, the produce will be at least one.
third short OF that of the last year, which
was very far from abundant Indeed. the
Country would already have been seriously
distressed for bread. had not very large
supplies been furn shed from the European
continent, and upon which it must very
materially depend for many succeeding
months "
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CITE enquiry.
RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER IL, 1910
IMPORTANT SCRAPS.

Our accounts from London and Lisbon
are. each, down to the 18th July.-We lave
gwen some details in our preceding columns.
out for want OF room we are compelled to
condense some of the other articles
/ The defeat of the English, and the death
OF Wellington, are of course Incorrect
the Lisbon prints are utterly silent about
them.
The Lisbon Gazette of July 9th, states
that nothing worthy of notice had occurred
upon the frontiers. except that Gen. Reg
nser was ON his march to form junction
with Massena
The English prints contain the French
Decree for annering Holland to the French
Empire-lt bears date July 9.-Amster-
dam is to be The Sd city OF the Empire
Holland to have 6 Senators, deputies to
the Council of State, IS to tine legislative
body and 2 Judges in the Court of Cessation.
All the officers to continue. The Duke of
Placentia to be Lieutenant General The
Colonial produce now in Holland to remain
in the owners hands, on paying a duty of so
per cent.--on payment of the duties, 10 be
permitted to be imported into France
a Proclamation has been issued, which au
! thorises every soldier in Amsterdam to re
CURE OF the person on whom he is billetted. a
daily ration Of gill of Geneva, "a os. of
.
beer.--A code OF regulations has been fran
ed for the Ouch Fisheries, according to
winch French soldier is to be put on board
OF every fishing smack, whose master is sus
pected OF engaging IN the clandestine trade
1t ne should be taken, general embargo
GU 1shng vessels is to reign throughout Ho-
land -The Royal guard of 5000 men. has
marched from Amstcrdam to France, to re.
intorce, the troops in Spain.
The Continental System begins to ten
The exc of the English smuggling
trade bfgus to speak in its misfortunes. -
we shall soon see the mighty advantages
of trade, confined to Britain
The pecuniary embarrassments of the
commercial world are beyond hrecedent,
in Britain BankruftcieS are the order OF
the day. One days paper states the follow
| ing list of the stoppage OF country Bank.
ing Hruses---at Exeter l, Salisbury 2. To
tuefs 1, Chester j Plymouth, SALISBURY
and wsbury, each of them Five hou
ses IN the Manchester trade had stopt paw
ment IN ONE day in London to the amount
OF more than million sterling We fear
that this smash must extend to this side of
the Atlantic.
Sir Sirachan is going On an expedi.
ton against the French Isle of Mauritius
or Isle Of France. in the Indian seas.
| The Turks had solicited an armisfice
which had been refused excep. ON the
condition of cedlng Moldavia and Walla.
CHA. and paying SO millions Of piastres.
| The Deputies trom Caracas were wei
| treated, but had failed in their mission e
Bngland---They we're to sail for Philadel
| phia.
The authority Of the City of Dublin bai
been engaged ia discussing and reporting OF
the x elicncy Of an attempt 70 repeal tn,
Union The oopatry generaUy, say tn,
London prin's. do not seem 10 have taker
| 'n interest al these specu,atious.
The wheat crops in England are short
iobaccocs. especially Coarse Potomacks
quite a drug"
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VIII JeWeiS OF cosby Yew YaWS dress Of
the most republicansimplicity. The fact is
that no reliance can be placed on these state
ments and in reading them. ample ALLOW
ance should be made for the established ex
aggerations of me statements prepared for
the newspapers on these occasions.
Thus much we have deemed it proper to
say. in justice to Mr.. Pinkney, who from a
misunderstanding on this head has been
much abused in the public opinion He has
IN some instances been handled with seye
ri'y which should have been mitigated by the
rehN c,iou that he was absent aud had no op
por unity of reply. The motives of a citizen
in public employment should be respected
more especially when on foreign mission
until some proof of their impurity appears
and, although Mr. Pinkney has met the ad
vances publicly made TO him. with recip-
rocaton of friendly sentiments, it does not
appear that he has on these occasions com
mi ted either himself or his government, as
might he Inferred from the Statements copi.
ed from certain English prints.-I6.
NETWORK, September 3-That the
rights OF hospitality were denied to Mr.
jackson I'm his late excursion, is a falsehood /;
and the Editor of the Evening Post, who
has preached so lamentaby on the savage
ness OF our countrymen, has been grossly
imposed on. The fact is, that Mr.. Jack.
soa in one instance was denied accommo
dalton at an Inn; but whether from i'll j..
VIII, or on account of the rooms being pre-.
occupied. Mr.. ]. will acknowledge, that
he was not able to ascertain. The only
consequence Was, however, that he was un :.
der the necessity of proceeding four miles
farther to the next tavern, where he was
accommodated. We have these facts from
nrptty rOOl anthpritv
ceived it our duty TO make them generally
known. from that high regard which we
must ever entertain for the honor of our
country.-Nierc. .4dverIiseY.
WASHINGTON, September 5.-The Sc
crefary of Sso!e arrived here ON SUNDAY
evening.
The statement OF the unfortunate Fin
Castle affair." as given in our last. is, we are
told, incorrect. The unfortunate man was
only tryed before two Magistrates. and bail
demanded. himself in the sum of 2 600 dol
lars, and TWO others in one thousand each
l ms pan ne could not procure. and hence he
was committed. No states attorney appear
Ell IN the case. The shocking catastrophe
occurred on the eighth night Of his conGne
ment.-Lynch6urg Star.
Gen. anthony Morales, an account of
whose trial has been published, wa, brought
up before the court of general sessions last
week to receive judgment. His counsel mo
we'd tor an arrest of judgment OH the ground
OF insuthciency in the Indictment; but the
Court gave it as their opinion that it was suf
ficient, and that a fraud had already been
proven. The charge daffaires of his ma
Jesty the king of Holland" was then senten
ced to ten days Imprisonment in BridewcIl.
~. Y. haher.
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a TEACHER WANTED -wan,sd in an
n Academy in the neigbborhood of Rich.
mond, gentleman possessing an accurate know.
ledge OF the English language, Of Arithmetic, and
who also writes good hand Should he hap
pen to be acquainted with ANY other branch of e
aucatlon Hsusly taught in Academies, he snail
be considered as entitled to further remuneration.
WIN equal attainmenis, a preference will be- ri
ven TO minister Of some religious worship F.;
bH though, this is not deemed an csseatial con
dtion, yet in no shall any person be EN-
poyed other than one of orderly habits and
approved character.
Letters post pad ard directed to E-NA
at Manchester shall be attended TO.
September IL. 1avtf
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4 INTENDING very shOr,iy to VISIT the west IN
parts ~ The state Of Virginia ss we'll as The
states of Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee, will
undertake, and faithfully execute, agencies in lie
Exploring and selling OF lands, investigating aud
utles, collecting mpnies, paying tax, on lads,
and entering them with the commissioners of he
revenue pursuant 10 an act passed It the l,ststs.
SION Of Tie General Assembly o. Virginia. .nti-
ued, in act to coHbei PctSons gsho o7pn Iasds n
TINS coDispoEWedfh, 10 cgUse Me sumo 10 b. eneye9
an fhe Deots n the consnissoae,s II N, ,rtnaeo
and Jar ether bWposes Applications , ne % (.
'ously, to be made at the Office OF ,he { ., 4
Court, in Richmond, ard letters post p.o) H..
dressed 10 me, either st Richmond, o. - .
departure, which will lie on the Is,h day If =, =
next at Lexington. 90 Kentdcky, vail be a.. o,,
~ attended to. Those contiilisg busin. a. -, &
care, may rely on Tie utmost pUnciuslity IN H. ny
ecuton' Of wAioh tie most fatistaotory tesfy.o'
"isis can be sIycn. CARYER r. bRh,g'
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- Y virtue Of a deed of trust, executed 10 fine
, SUBSCRIBER, b, Thomas T. Msnson, Of the
cry Of R'olmond-WiH6 ofeted fer sale, on the
second day OF ncxt month. =. the Bell Tavern. q
Negro Cat pamed JUDITH. to satisfy the dcbl
due on 'sld trust, apd -no expcnces attending the
sale. shall convey 90 he purchaser tlfc title
vested IN meas ". tsc ou,v
WIZ. ID. WREN. ZYus.ee.
September ". Tsw
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BECK'S PHy.ryT SBoI,

NE Subscribers, loeIng apponted Agents
in this city, for the Manufacturers in p i
tadelphia) have now on hand for sale, Ten ,oas
ef Patent Shot, assorted and will heresf.r b
furnished, from the Manufac tory. with a sup ~
sufficient to meet any demand at this Marke;.
August II en6y
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IMPORT.ANT

OSEPH HULL, 7pho 7r4s yeuolitio,oy,
y CBtcer or his representatives. b. a.lGyess,rg a
hHe 10 Thomas Norvei, city Of Rehrload. men.
Ho1fng his or hei, place " rcsidence, &C. viii hca,
efSomething very advantageous
AtsYust % 1ew1mT
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or Fairfield Races
THE FAIRFIELD RACES.

w ILL commence on Monday, the first of DC.
w ,ober.
FIRST DAY-A Cup will be run for, value
twenty-five guineas one mile heat--tive subscri-
bers and subscription closed
SECOND DAY--The Tockey.C Club Purse of
S 400-four mile heass.
THIRD DAY The Proprieto,s' Purse OFFS 300
three mile heats.
FOURTH DAY--A Handy Gap, one mile heat
each subscriber To pay ten dollars entrance, and
the toll o.the gate for that day gwen in.
Weights agree.hly to the rules of the club.
RATES OF TOLL
Four wheel Carriages 6 90
Two do do o So
Man and Horse O2,
Foot passengers Ol2{
ESME SI1OCK,
Treasurer and Proprietor.
Sept IL wtR
4 20 Tie Patrons and Friends Of The NAN
CHES TER ACADEMY
pucation ends in the Manchester Academy, on
the 10Th inst. The following is the program Of
studies for the ensuing year
GREEK TONGUE
Senior Cldss--Homer, ID nosthenes Ionpj-
nus, Nelson's Geek Exercises, and Greek Par
sing.
Second Class-Epictetus, nophon's Cyrope-
dia, Anacreon ard Greek Passing
Third C.aSS-M ores Greek Grammar, Greek
Testament and Greek Parsing
LATIN TONGUE.
Senior ClaSs-Horaces 81 4 ok Of Epistles &.
art Of Poetry, Ciceros Orations Tacitus, Lucre.
tus with Latin TRANSACTIONS from the history of
England, by DR. Goldsmith, and from Iunius' Let.
terS
Second Class-Sallust, Virgil and Terence,
with Latin and English Exc rcses, and parsincr
Ihva Class Cesar and Justin, with Rudi.
mans Latin eXerc ses and Latin parsing
Fourth Glass Rudiman's Latin Grammar. Eu.
troPus' abrIdgement of Roman history, and La
tin exercises.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Senior C2GSS-Blair's Lectures on Rhetoric.
SherId Lectures on Elocutlon, Murray's large
English Grammar, and exercises, Jones Pro-
nouncing Dictionary, and English pars,ng
Second Class dams Flowers OF Mogern his.
tory, Mrrrsy's Grammar and exercises. with
Jones' Pronouncing Dictionary, and English par
sing.
Third G!ass--Adams' Flowers of lncieut Hlis.
tory, Murray's abridgement OF English Gram.
mar, and Spelling Book.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
Senior Class SCOTS RecueiI.
French Exercises, French par.Hs and practice OK
speaking.
Second CIass-PeriD's Preach Grammar. Pc
rms French Exercises and Fables, with French
parsing.
MATHEMATICS.
Simpsons Euclid, Bonycastle's and Friend's
Algebra, Mackay's Navigation, Fnt's Surve =
ing, Helsham's Natural Philosophy.
ARITHMETIC.
SeniOr GasS--Vulgar and Decimal Fractions.
&c. IN Pixies Arithmetic.
Second GHss-Common rules in Pixies Arilh,
metic.
HISTORY
Bingland on the study OF Bncient History.
Bngland on the study of MOdeyn II story.
GEOGRAPHY
COttineu's Modern Geography with Arrsw.
smith's Map D'Anv les ancient Geography.
RHETORIC
Cicero's Orator, 'liin's Q,intillan, Perce's
Longinus, with English aud Latin compositions.
LOGIC.
Dancan's Logic, Locke on the Human Under.
standing abridged.
MORAL PHILOSOPHY.
Hutchesons abrdg cement, and Paley's Philo.
Philosophy
FRANCIS S. oREILLY, pyesident.
manchcster ACADEMY, sept. ii W3w
M GRlNO SHEEP Imported in the Ship
I'VE NJpnVOD Sims. Thomas NJ. 49,
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NINETEEN MERINO RAMS,
PIFYY.CNE rims

TIT I -V/1FIs u " Y .
Warranted OF the true Merno breed Of the Ca
bana, called Paulars; equal, If not superior TO r.
ny other Merino Sheep in Spain being part OF
the Hocks Of the Prince of Peace, Don Manuel
de G1doy, the breed Of whic was purchased by
MIN of the Carthusan Friars, in the year 1876. Ss
remained in his possession upwards of fourteen
years, without any sdmixiure of blood Certf-
Gates ofpedigree may be seen on applications
Ii not sold previous TO the Cd October next.
they will, on that day, be exposed to public SALE
on credit Of two and four months, for approved
endorsed paper.
MOSES MYERS & SON.
Norfolk, Sept. IL. 10
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SDolneGtlc
WAsH1NoroN, September 2

The recall of Mr.. JACKSON has been an
nouncec tn our government in "a letter from
His Britannia Majesty to the President of the
U States
The appointment of Mr.. MoR1ER, as his
Britannic Maj sty's Secretary of Legation to
the United States, has been announced in a
letter from Lord Wellesley to Mr. Secreta
ry Smith, win the further informal that
Mr. Morier would act in tbe character of
his NJ jesty's Charge DIES Affaires until the
appointment of MIR. Jackson's successor.
Nat. Ink.
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omitted.
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IN Nhoae Island, Messrs Porter and Jackson,
Fed have been re. elected to Congress. Nv
Hampshire, the Federallsts vaunt of their sue
cess-and we fear, with 700 much iruth-ln Mas.
SAchusetts, Perez Morton L. q. Sp aker of the
Lower House, has been nominated 10 the Coun.
Gu as Attorney General of the state, v;cs Barna.
has Bidwel.
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ALI. GOODS.-The subscriber has recei
a we'd by the Aver'ck from London. anT Cora,
from Liverpool, general assortment of GOODS,
suitable to the seasOn--among which are
Logdon and Yorkshire superfine Cloths and
Kerseymetes
Union, Bedford and Bennets Cords
Swansdowns, Tohnetts and DENNIS
S 4 and Ga double rpjled cloths
Coatlngs, Bearskins. Freze, Flannels & Baiges
Plains, Kerseys and Blankets
Cough u Brathwaites' Napt Cotlons
Yarn Hose, Worsted and Cotton Stockings
Handkerchiefs, ShawIs and NIuslins
Silk Velyets and Sewing Silk
irish Linens and Droghedas
Oi-ens Cord, Velyets, Thicksetts and Consti
tuition Cords
good assortment of Sadlery, Hardware and
Cutlery
Smiths Bellows, Auvils and Vses
Fiat bar, Crawlcy and English blistered Steel
lie continues TO transact business on commissi
on and has tor sale, ON consignment, Queens
ware, WhiskeY, Shad and Bar Iron.
ROBERT CAMILLE
november l3 tf
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- T0HN B HILLARD nas k,a.''e + $,
end OF Mr.. Charles Ceplmd's new building d,
rect'y opposlt: Mr. Knb llls Store where he
IS now opening and intends keeping general q
complete assortment OF the above articles -'Pre
S,tizehs of Richmond can there supply then,-
selves with every article usually wantet- Coun
Try traders can have an assortment repacked
greeahiy to an lst--Orders p,rticulariv at,en
ded to-Ware purchased Of 3 3 II viii be.
sent 70 any part of the City free of expense
N b Rich dining Serves, elegant tea do
Gi'ss Globe Lamps and trimmings and many
other articles both useful and Ornamental, are
daily expected
Decemher Is IS
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
81. rERREl.L ANn y. -ArKlNsoN-

~. TERRELL AND l.. ATKINSQN-
~ Win continue their exertions, the ensu-
ing year. in the education ofyonth. at the same
eligible place adjoining Soathgato's, wiiich they
at present occupy
Their course ofeducation will embrace the Sc
verai branches OF English, including moral and
natural Philosophy, Logic, Bellies Letters, Ma.
thematics. and the use of The Globes; together
with The Greek, Latin, and French Languages
Price for tuition, during the term S 40
each pupil, to be paid quarterly in advance.
They propose to have examination of their
students pupils on Thursday the 2Oth instant,
TO wltich, are respectfully invited those, whose
children are with them, and others who feel in
serested in the SUBJECT.
Dec IL w6vE
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ETOR SALE--sA valuable tract of LAND
e. containing by late survey 900 acres, lying
M Che county of Charlotte, AMI adjoining Mar
TN and John Hancock is miles above the
Court house and 80 from LynchFurg. Only 100
acres OF the above tract, are cleared, the re-.
mander IS ven limbered, and 400 acres prime
tobacco Ind
MIR, Martin Hancock, will shew The premi
ses, and the terms Of sale may ne known bv am.
Piicstion TO Nair Chamberlaine Jones of Anne.
Ia, or the subscriber m WILLIAMSBURG
BENZ AMIN L. JONES.
Zee o. ST
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y Office !-Ail persons h,yu.r claims a.
salnst the estate of John IHcH,,,,. decd
are requested to produce them as early as poss,
PIE 70 me subscriber, IN order that arrangements
may be made for dschareip., the SAM Al
all persons indebted % The said estate, arc 49,,
red to come for ara M re- K speedy D,,-Isn,
WILLIAM McKIM, Ia,11'r.
December is 81