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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-09
Notice.

A Petition will BE presented to the next
Ge,ierahAssemhiy OF Virginia, b,Jhe
subscribers, praying that ccrYAiaEEo of
Srrund lying .pn. the street Leading 10 The
Gcvelaoi' S afthe,ci,y ct Richd<pnd< which
ttiieIr latheF'.ohn Ra,ley had in Anssesson
at tie ,is'e of his death, may be legally
vested in them.
ELIZABETH Trimmings.
SARAH RAILEY.
Oct 10. 1910. Nv MI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-09
Fruit Trees.

are requested to send their orders inme.
diately to FIlZyVHYLSON & POWER.
that they may. at the end of this NTH,
be forwarded for execution.
& p. have just received a large adj
dition'to their former stock of Stationary ,
with an assortment of Plays and New Pub
locations.
A variety of Day Books, Journals, Ledg-
ers, Record and other Blank Books, ou
hand. Oct. 10. ct
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-09
TAXI. NOTICE.
The Vineyard Lottery,

~
Will positively tommeuce drawing a. ne
State Hauss in Phiiadclphia, on &y,.
day the 29,h lust. iOct.) Aud viii ae
certainly be finished in INV, eks .lie,saf.
ter. fs..
TICKETS AND SHARES
FOR SALE AT
G. & Il. WAITE's
Lottery and Exchange OGssS
No. IL, North Second-street
Where Schemes at large and all Loite.
ry information. may be obtained gratis.
CT. & X. WAITE,
Guarantee to the public the faithful
payment of all Prizes drawn in the Vine.
yard Lottery, rs we'll as punctuality in the
drawing.
Tickets for Sale at the Argus Once,
Richmond, where Bank Notes of the d:f..
ierent States. and Prizes in the Lehigh.
Baltimore and New York Lotteries taken
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-09

FRUIT TREES.
THOSE persons who are DESTROYS Of
procuring from John Hastings, sup
ply of =.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10
WV, LIGHTFOOr.
PEDIGREE.

Jack andrews was go, by Joe Andrews,
his dam by HighAyer, his graodam Car
dinal Puff, his great S andam by Tatler,
his great great grandam by Snip, his
great great great gtandam by Lord
Godelphin's Arabian, his grea; gten, great
great graalam by StanYan's Ayabian,
which r0afe was own sister to Ffamion's
White neck, fail sister TO the Mnbufy
Galloway, gree, great great great great
srandam by Sauce box, a son of Gregg,
sire OF Crch's Old Partner.
JAMES LORD, Seal.
i 90 ces;igy that the above pedigree is
true cupy from liie original enc sent me
by James Lord. Gwen under my hand
and seal The twenty third day Of Bscein.
Der, one thousand eish, huuotetl aud four.
WIN. LsGHfFUOT, Seal.
Joe Andrews was cor by Eclipse, his
dam by Aiamands, by Onniumy her dam
Cloudy by Biank--crs5, Wcddiogsoa
mare by Parner--Ceneral Stud Beck,
page Ctr, printed in 1908, By James
WeaShe, by. 4.t....s ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10

,hApARD & LUCKE have received a
y generai assortment OF GROCERIES,
consisting Vi, Sugar, Caffee, ~. +. Raai
Conotry Gin. Wnissey, Shorty aad Niaia :
ga Wiae, Pepper, Pifncnio, G:reec, Im2e-
riai lea, Eng.is.i ...us.aid, Salt IN sacks,
ALSO, Oh q
Iarthen, Glass, China, and StoueksT;Ee !;
Serman, Crowley and Biistercd Steel 6ar
Iron, Nail Rods, Soal Leather. Writing.
Wrapping an,, Printing Paper, Spanish Sc.
g1rs, Cotton Cards, Shst, Powder, Window
GLASS Indigo, Ccpperas, Alum, Log " oosi
Cat iisTr:n,ss, sc. &c. winch ;hey ofier low
Tor cash, couesry prOacce, or approved pa
per.
n. b. Cash given FOR -four as Usual.
NOV. 6, 1909. wifi
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NOTICE.

NJ ECRSSITY cunnpe,s me to make fus.
- ther application 20 all those who are
indebted to the trustees of the Richmond A.
cademy, by sales nf lot ery tickets OF the
first and second class and voluntary sub.
scriptions, ard all sIch are hereby requss-
ted to maze payment 10 the subscriber to
enable the tulding committee 10 pay all ar
rears for work done, and to procure,
materials this winter in order to proceed
with the work next spring, II being for the
enuca'ion ofvcr resting progeny, which orna-
ments and attaches them to'republiean prin-
ciples snd gives spring to liberty and in4
dependence have undertaken the coiiec-
ton by agreement with Jean Brocken5rough
and William w. Hsnins. Esqrs. the other
members OF the con. nirtee appointed by Is
board OF trustees. AS the building of the
Academy has progressed considerably, (
Satter myself there will be but little trou-
bel in Oh aiming tie money for the purposes
Of carrying into effect so laudable an iasti-
tuition. lg
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbember 9Th, 1909. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10
roR SALE.

4 NEAr CHARIOT, Of GOOD work.
L I raar.hip and materials, aud in ex-
cei.snt condition. II has hanging 6races
sith plaled Buckles, whip head spring.,
fashionable bzrouche- coachuian's seat cgS,
springss plated Door and CosnnIode Han,
dies, lining fully s,nffad and trimmcdYs
plated Mouidings, and Venetian Blinds L
Glasses to doors, Quarters, Back, and
Front, and plated taraess for a pair of
Horses. For Terms, apply 10 Nessrs.
WREN x ROBINSON,
Three doors belov the Swan tayeeo,
where the czrrias- may be seen. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10

THE Subscriber will furnish any gens
I tlemen with either OAKt or RiNE
TIMBER, and FRAME any remplfary
building for them upon as cheap teSigI as
can BIZ procured Of any other person.. Ap.
ply az Captain Wills, near the mgrkcs,
or 20 Mr. CaidOza AZ Mr. Darmsdatt's,
ADMIRAL REYNOLDS.
Swp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10
samSo ~, Low S5rounds
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber intending to leave
the state, will sell to the highest bidder, on
the 10Th cay of May next, on the pfemi
ses, his TRACT Of LAND in the roun-
ty Of Amherst, whereof Jesse Spinner re.
sides; containing one hundred and City a..
cres of low grounds and about four hun.
dred of high land. The low grounds are
entirely reclaimed, and in fine or0e1 for
the culture of corn, wheat, tobacco &c.
The high land Is yet in woods, b6r much
OF i admirably suited for Tobacco. The
improvements are calculated for securing
a crop. Among many ether advantages
Of this land, ferry, and mill seat, may
be enumerated. and us contiguity 10 the
Oxford loo works and Lynchburg render
corn a very saieable article at all tim { S.
Terms are two thousand dollars cash, and
two thousand the FIRST Of each succeeding
January, till the balance De plid which
must De secured by deed Of trust on the
Land
Robert Mayo.
Powhslap, March ~. 1910. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10

Andrews, aged, IL s,one. Z b, walked
oyer--tsse Racing Calendar for leo2,
page, 3ss.)
Al Lanibourns, in Sept. "Wednesday
.o'h, be won The sol gift of Lord Graz
ven 4 miles hsaty heats, bsasine Mr.
Ccsen'ry's CHI Il Sacripanty Mr. Bacon's b
"a Snap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10

c Heuing'i Statutes at
: u Latgc, vol. ls,-
pubhshing by sub.
( . scriptioa
purk's History Of Vir.
;inS gInia, in 8 vols.
Marsha..s Life OF Gen,
Washington
law Took's Diversions OF
Pulley
oris Bur.e': (Edhund)
bra Works
= Anacharsii Travels
"a Ransay's Life OF
the w ashing,on
Morse's Geography, 9
wi vols.
Do. Gazetteer, 9 vols.
SER ! COMMERCIAL kDicGona-
ry
} Fisher Ames' Works
Tia Malthus on Population
Ce!ebs
ic N'Ewen OF the T'pyes
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Hervy's Medisstious
n 9 ! Life OF Fox
ON Eloisa
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Simpaon's Pea
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of Don Ssbastian
Fashionable Tales
so Cavalry Tse,ics
sword ExeTcise
te- ! London Dissector
'tn Wandering PhIlan-
thcopisr
ir- chapone's Works
). Lifc OF Newton
M Whelp'ey's Historical
I'll ComPsad
Il
$ received for EENrNG'S
MA JUSTICE I'M.
sovED.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10

VIRGINIA
In HSiiisx Couaiy Cou'a, In chancery, Goth
Fsb usy, 1910.
John Wivl5ish aad William. Wimbish Execu-
tors OF jonn Wimoish, zee. PITTS.
AGAINST,
John King, Dudly Glass. William Sydnor, VII.
liam Miner, Austin MArun and Anthony
Sy;nw, prfrN
,EAG defendant. John King. no,/havnZ en-
ierct MS aPpe-fsuce ana svef seaViIf &C
cording 70 the act Of assembly aEf hetuEs of
this eosri' aud Is Appearing 70 ta& saIisfaetion
OF she csurs thai ae &c AZ Al inha3Fsst Of this
commonwealth Oa bOiion OF tue plaintiff By
ti,sir counsel, it is ordered, tina, the said last
mentioned defendant do appear here on the 9Th
dondayin May next, aud answer the bRl Of the
plaintiffs; and tia, copy OF this oraes De
fo'thwiih injecsed ia one Of the ae aspspeTs
pablishej Ia she city Of Richmond, for eight
gesks excessively, and posted at the front doc,
Of tue courthouse of tas said county.
a Copy
SAMUEL WlLLIAMs, d. G y. G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10

rlSHE Sa0scriber being ANXIOUS to dis.
charge MS debts, offers iop,.salZ, that
yaluab Plantation, lying in A5keM coun-
y, On Fla, Creek, contalninsLaH a.. Ads Of
200 dcses, considerable quantity OF which
Is very valuable meadow land. For terms
apply 20 wtf
WILLIAM MURRAY.
Gf,ge-Brock, October 18th, 1869.
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90 Dollars Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber in
IN Buck Cham ciunly, bcigh, MU-
LATTO WOMAN, named c II AR.
l. o L q. about S feet high aad about
20 years CID; she has large scar on her
neck |; one of her fore teeth brohea,; is
chunky made aud very ford Of 2ilss
She carried with her great h&!yhHc
clothes, too tedious 10 msation. G>pE-
sumed she viii attempt 10 pass $s-a-free
woman, having suspect, Tree pass
She was raised in Norfolk AID VIII no
doubt try 20 get there again, as she has
sister in that place.
William Anderson.
March 81. Ws.p.
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AGAINST


Pills.
AGAINST,
Charles Conway, Henry Randolph, Ed.
ward Boiling and Robert Boiling, ex'rs.
of John Holling, deceased, VIM. Frlead,
Alexander Simms. Peterheld Farrer ex.
ecutor, of John Earrer deceased. Harry
Heth, Wigtob King, John Kischof, Boil.
ling Braucn, William Fleming, Mat.
thew Cheatham, Archibald Campaeii,
Alexander Lang, Brett Randolph, Geo.
Sailey, James Pepper, rhomas BrSoken,
William Pinch6ack, Francis Conway,
Wilsher Binns, William Brooks, DAVID
Meade and Thomas Cheatnam,
Defts.
This snit a5a;e; as 70 the defendaut Charles
Conway OF his death, and Inc defendant Fran
eis Conway not having cntesed lis appearances
aud given security according 10 tie aet OF as
seplb!yJ and the rules of this court and il an.
PeSr'ng to the satisfaction of the court, thar he
Is not an inhabitans OF this country, Gil motion
OF the plaintiffs By counsel il IS ordered that the
saii dctendan. do appear here or the first day Of
the nexs term aud ansger the bill OF the plain
tbs and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some ncss paper published ia the
CITY OF Richmond for two months successive Y
and posted at the font door OF the capioI in the
said city.
CoPy--Tcs,c
Peter Tinsley, C. C.
VIZ
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10
The second editicn, revised, corrected
greatly enlarged, and brought down
TO tue present time,
aY.rI Tx All rBOR

LIZ NJ I2Oh.
IN preparing this edition Tor the press,
the suti1pr has ayaiied n.mselt OF all the
improvements Wrica nave been suggested
by ;aartern yeaIs Of close attsstlcn "a Oooks
ard TIE practice Of tue iaS, l1e Aas care
fully rev SD tie work where any thing
was deficient iis no ) eHdeaVoared 10 sup,
ply where there nave errors been disco.
Veredin ,ne typography OF doctrine ne mas
Corrected tUem. \ new Law Dictionary,
or explanation OF lazy tSr,ns has heeB. @lsh
great care complied. References 10 the
adjsGcaS.ons oi tue several courts in tue
Union on analogous suUjects, have been in
troduced f; and the laa as supported or pre- :
sen'eG oy stataSs, aud as 1t exists a. the
preSect t.,se, has been siveo.
la 90 inss- re.ss.7sass he relied on abridge.
me- nis, Of eiemeGtass books alone, but be
has ekAninsd the original Cases, and QUO.
'tsd ncg5,Hg as law which Is not warranted
by the so.enn adjudication Of coura--or
which has not stood the test OF ages.
CONDITIONS.
The york wln be handsomely printed
on a hne paper, ia one octayo volume, and
be dgiiyerei Ia Che Guy OF Richmond, heat.
u Gnnnd and deferred, at Three Duhafs
aad Fifty Gems.
wv sst,3
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Nome ManUfas tare /:
L an-Yard.

To Let on Lease of from FIVE to
twelve Years,
THAT Valuable Tan. Yard, with its sppur-
,snances belonging 20 the Estate of the late
Mr. Jacob Bcckius, situated on the Main
Street Of This City, between the Capitol and
the Basin. This valuable property CONSISTS
OF { bali acre corner Lot, having thereon TN
extensive LANYARD, large Bark
House, two Bark Mills, Beam Hose, Csr-
rying shop, Leather Cellar and Drying
Lots, With every necessary convenience forl
having from 70 3 Thousand Hides and
per year ==also a good Dwelling House,
Kitchen, Cellar, S able and Garden The
House aud Garden have lately been repair
ed, and the Tan-Yard will be fully repair.
ed shortly after betsy let. For terms
apply to the EXECUTORS, who once more So
licls those iHdebted 81 said estate to make
payment, before the thirty first of May
next ; no longer Indulgence will be given.
Is. Tate
John Prosser "a '''
Richmond, Feb. ~ teio.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10
VIRGINIA. :.

Alta Superior court OF Chancery holden at
the Capitol in Richmond, Fet. 10, 1910 !.
Barton < Flshe. merchants aud partners,
Pitfs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10
he notca and much Admired E.ll- i
glish Horse,
JACK ANDREWS,

I MPORTBD by wm. Lighssoot. esq.
deceased, of Chas,-s City county, full
hhsen and hail bands high, bleed bay,
hncl2 formed. in high health, vigor aud
spirit, inc mos, active and best bcucmed
horse, ever imported into this count, y. nov
rising ! years old
Will sand the ensuing season at Sandy
FONT in Charles City county. and viii be
'et to mares at twenty-five dollars ,.s
seaion which may be discharged ny the
payment OF twenty dollars il paid within
the season, which VIII commence the i.t
OF March and end the first OF August !;
Ten dollars the siugls leap; forty dollars
to insure marc IN foal; and one dollar
;o,he groom: The leap aud groom mos
pey to be paid whe9 the service is rem
dered. Provided the mare is chnnged
the owner shall be liable. Extensive pas.
iurpge gratis, and all possible care taken
TO pfeSeht accidents or escapes, but no
liability for ei,her.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-10

POwhslaD, Mareh az lslo. llm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26
l3Y AUTHORITY
LAW OF TIE UNITED S7.47Es.
AN ACT

Further TO alter ard a,,,era &c d act bro-;diey f-
the third census enumeration of sle iwhati.unts
Of the U. States"
y E it enacted By the Senate and House of Re.
Ed p'esentdtires Of The United States ot An,e-
ricd IN Congress assembled, Tha, much of The
hrst section OF the act, passed during the present
session Of Congress-, entitled, An act providing
Tor The third census or enumeration CT the nhabi.
tanls or the u. States" relates 10 the forms of
oaths or atttmations thereby directed to De taken
oy Tue mafShais secretaries and assistants the
IN mentioned, respectively, shall be ard hereby is
repealed, and the said oaths or afiirmatons shall
be IN the following form, that is to say The
niarstals and secretaries oaths in the form fol-
lowing
l, a. d. marshall of the district of
Cor secretary or the territory of
as the case may be, } do soiennly swear
or aihrn, that will well and ttuly cause to be
made Just and perfect enumeration and descrip-
uon or al persons resident within my distrc. Tor
territory and return the to the Secretary OF
state, agreeably to the directions of the several
acts OF Congress, providing for. the third census
or enumeration OF the inhabitants of the United
states, according to the best of my ability"
And the assistants oath affirmation, in the
form following.
l, A. B. do solemnly swear or affirm, that
Will make a just and perfect enumeration and
description or all persons resident within the di-
VISION assigned to me for that purpose, by the
sIsnai oi Cor the secretary
o'-uHe territory OF as the
case may be,} and make due return thereof to the
SAID marshal, or secretary, agreeably to the di-
reotlons ct the several acts of Congress- provi.
ding tor the third census or enumeration of the
inhabitants of the u States, according to the best
OF my ability"
Sec ?. and be It further enacted, That it shall
De The duty OF the several marshals secretaries,
and their assistants aforesaid, at the time for ia
King the census or enumeration aforesaid TO take
under the direction of the Secretary of the Urea
sury, and according to such Instructions as he
siaii give, an account of the several manutactur.
ing establishments and manufactures within their
| several districts, territories and divisions The
SAID assistants shall make return of the same TO
the marshais or secretaries of their respective
districts or territories, and the said marshals and
secretaries shall transmit the said returns and abb
stracts thereof, to the Secretary of the Treasury
at the same times at which they are by this act,
and the several acts to which this is an add.
ton, required respectively to make their return
OF SAID enumeration to the Secretary of State /;
tor the performance of which additional service.
they shall respectively receive such compensation
as shall hereafter be provided by law
| ]. b. VARNUM,
| Speaker of the House of RebyeSentatives.
| JOHN GAILLARD,
I! President Of the Senate, PRO rem
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
May 1, 1910.
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MEXICO, April 90, 1910.

The faithful city of Mexico, in coniuncti.
on with the ilustrious Vice-King, gave YES
terday signal proof of their energy. aud
the contempt in which they hold the vile
efforts OF the detestable Joseph Ronaparte to
snbvert our royal minds. Daring last week
and while the faithful were celebrating the
mystery of our redemption, and imploring
at the foot of the altar assistance in these
trying times, there fell into the hands of the
Government, through an act of Divine Pro
violence, number Of Proclamations which
the infamous Joseph Bonaparte had sent TO
America by faithiess emissaries, equally 10
norant as himself.
These proclamaticns Astounding with pro-
misses, threats, fooishness, perfidy and bru
tality met the reception they Justly merited
II being ordered that they should be com
mitted to the flames, which was done yester-
day moTling with all the solemnity usual in
cases OF hsg rant delinquency
The portrait of our beloved and legitimate
sovereign ferdinand VII, was elevated in the
grand square, in front of which was con
strucied pyramid where in the presence
OF Notary and Coustables Of the Court. the
public Executioner set fire TO the despicabe
and Indecent proclamation of the Quixotte
King
The whole square was lined with troops
of cavalry and nfa1try and concourse Of
2. least a hundred thousand persons filling
he vast extent OF this square, the tops Of
hcases, steePlss and balconies, wbe had uni
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

ted to pronounce the public Anathemas with
which religious and faithful nation con-
dennis in its heart a tyrannic usurper, who
in his dreams think it his. Destruction to
the Bonapartes and live Ferdinand VII. re-
sounded through the air at the moment the
vile Proclamations were thrown into the fire
this was the general voice, which like a
torrent shook OH his throne the Demon of
rebellion and discord. and hurled him to des
truction.
After this ceremony finished. there ap
peared proclamation Of the Vice King.
calling upon all good citizens who should
have or know of any OF these selitious pa
pers. to give immediate notice to the civil!
authority on pain of amercing.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26
PRovIsoRY NOTICE.

HE Subscriber intending to move his fam
= lily to Richmond, has rented Mr.. L. Ran
doiph's house, near the Capitol. In that house.
he will, from the first of September next, con
tinue his professional labours, on the following
plan.
The Subscriber himself, aided if necessary.
by person OF competent abilities, will teach the
ancient and modern languages Usually taught,
civil history, and what constitutes ,he literary
and moral course. He may, in the spyinr. lee
ture on Botany, to select class every Saturd IS
afternoon.
All the branches ofths Mathematics, Theo.
retical and practical, together with Na,ura!
Philosophy, and drawing will be taught by Mr..
John Wood.
The English branches, viz Reading, Writ.
ING, Cyphering, Grammar, Composition, Geoe.
raphy, &c. will be taught by an able instructor,
whose attention and time shall be chiefly, per.
haps exclusively devoted TO said branches,
The Subscriber pledges limselfto Parents
and Guardians for a systematic, regular. and
scrupulous observance of the above plan Young
Ladies shall be taught in an airy and convenient
apartment, entirely detS ched from the rest of the
school. In several important respects, Mrs CT.
rardin Will extend her attention TO the female
department. Young ladies may be instructed
IN Music at the Academy, where an instrument
snail be provided for the purpose. The choice
or teachers in that branch, shall be left to Pa.
rents and Guardi2rs.
Further particulars relative to rules, prices
&c. shall speedily be communicated in a circu,
lar TO the persons concerned.
Mr. Z Randolph, cOntempIates delivering in
Richmond, course Of Lectures on Rhetoric and
Law. He may include in his plan, political econ.
ofny, &c. Though detached. fro5a the academi.
cal course, Mr.. Randolph's intended lectures pro.
mise infinite advantage to the senior students.
L. III. CIRARDIN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26

John, II. JONES, nearly opposite tie Eagle
1avern-has just received few copies ofthe
following new publications :-Knickcrbocker's
HISTORY OF N York The Works of Fisher Ames,
with an eicgan. Portrait the New Testament,
IN an ime'oced version, upon the basis of Archb.
shop Necoines ne ~ translation, with corrected
text anew literal Translation Of all the Apcs.ol.
zeal Ep.sl'es, with commentary and notes, by
James h1cN~ight, vols. * ,, with map. This
work will be completed in 6 yols.-Sermons on
Education, from the German oc the Rcv'd. Geo
LolhSofler; Memoirs, concerning the CONNER.
c'al relations the United States with England
-By Citizen Ta'leyrand TO which is added, an
essay ON the advantages To be derived from new
Co'onies; Don Sebastian, new novel in 9 vols
by Mss Porter, author Of Thaddeus of Warsaw,
and Hungarian Brothers.
- o'ders from the country, for any of the
foregoing Works, or amy thing else, in the Bouh
and Stationary line, viii be promptly attended to.
Jure 10. M4,y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-26
Richmond june 1, 1910.

p. S. The Parents and Guardians ofYoutb
now at the Academy are respectfully invited to
continue them ualerthe Joint tuition Of /. II
Girardln, ID. Doyle, and J. Wood, until the frs
OF September next. The charges as Justice
requires, shall extend only 10 tuition actually re-
ceiyed, that is, TO the period from the cxpirs-
ton OF the drftsren. quarters now running to tbe
first day OF September.
Richmond, june s. w,F