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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-22
Feb. s.

A BSCONDED from the subscriber, llvlng ~
Meckienhnrg County Virginia, on the 27,h
nit. youth indented to the Saddlnr. R,,s;n.s.
lJOEL WiNFlELD,) about feet nine or ten
inches high 1neommonly spare made thin,
pale village, and down look (particularlv when
spoken to j fond of ganr6lime, and not ver,
much sverse to strong drint II any thing ike
dissipation. He wears aruffiad shirt at times 1.
spun coat, pair of white aimiiy pan,aloons =
black satin vest and chambray coat, both the
worse for wear and other ,clo4thing too ,edi-
Gus to enumerate
NOTlCE-Wheiea cas-, 1 have good reasons to
believe, that Joel Winfield, AN apprentice hat
absconded from me, on 27th May last. (and WHO
from me, harbored or employed by some person :.
VIII therefor give the sum oftwenty do!,ars.
to any person who will inform me of any person
SO offending SO as to lead to lawful ds;ection.
by either letter or other wise letters must he
directed to 81. Iamany, where they will be re
guiarly attended to by
JOHN PCYNOP.
Mecklenburg, b. O. ~
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mount we're t. be exclusively applied to bis eao.
caioh ana establishment III lite
pesiie ta's otsf, several gentlemen i'm this CT
" nave honorably expressed Their readiness 4,
eai the xpences OF his education, provided hi,
f~tier would give W. his control oyer ~.
such an offer has, we lie .rn. been sen.ra,.I,,
l4de oy Mr.. Randolph and Mr. NJ. CIV Of ,hs
LOUISE OF Representatives, and like Offer was.
tS SAD, previously made by Mr. Meet tb, c.,-
DRAFTED pupil Of Pes,aiozz,.
A"e iatner,wh IS poor man, certainly should
,ot nave hesitated moment TO accent one on,
''e ouier o. these propositions. For a time.
however, they were resisted We are now ,n
some circumstances that have come to our know
ieuge' Inclined 10 hope that the first pronost,on
WI De accepted. At any rate, we are decided
~ VI opniion, that as tar public sentiment G an
'nuuence the Ultimate decision of the father. it
shou'o unite IN constraining him to act IN such
a manner as to afford to this extraordinary child
every opportunity that educlt ON md liberal As.
Socia'on Gan furnish, & that above all he should
NOT be exposed to the mdsicriminate gaze of en-.
rios'ty. In our opinion Neef should be his in
| structor.
vi tne business ct our eulogium the reader
Will Judge on perusing the following staleman,
OF questions put TO him, with his ans wers. m
the presence OF nun ,er OF gentlemen.
q lake 1886 from Is. l53 & what remains
"A. 5 SOY.
= :, nat is the amount OF 78+, 5lJ and 976
| Q dow many rods are there in 700 miles D.
A.'224 900
. Multiply 900 by 90 "A 80 SOL
Q IL W many days are there in 81 wears .
A 20 sos.
Q How many hours "A. 499 $40.
| u suppose there Is An orchard an which Their
are 70 ices, that there pens under each
tree, and pigs IN each pen, now many pigs
will there be IN all "A 1850.
. H." many ISIS are there in 87S A. 81
and over.
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AND FOR SALE.-The subscribers .(fe
- 'or sale, that valuable Estate called B.vIIs.
y "g on Apppmauox river, in the county of
Amena' and containing 645 acres, $50 of which
IS bottom OF the first Quality on the river & a cor.
s'.erapie part ct that nov to Hear. Beviis rs Is
I. spove Tetersburg and 80 fom Richmond
Immediate possession will be given one ,b;rrl
OF me purchase money will be required in hand !:
the balance IN one and two Y. ars, or young ne
groes Will be received in payment, for the whole
Inc property will be shewn, nd terms made
known, by DR.. Evans of Chesterfield.
ALEX lNDER TRENT.
Of buckingham, or,
JOHN c. PAGE,
Of Cumberland
IA
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BY AUTHORITY. J
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
AN ACT

Ma King G69rotTiati0ns 70, the sxeboyt ofthe Nj.
Ii dyy ESt'f6iishnient Of the U. s. for the war
one thousand eight hundred md eleO-n
E9E it enacted by tie Senate and Ezo,,s n q.
, precentatives the United States nj I,,e,;
ca IN Congress Gssen,bled, That for defrav; o
the expenses ofthe m htary establishment nj
the y. b tor the year one thOus nd eight HIM
dred and eleven for the Indian department. and
Tor the Ipence of Qualifications, magazines. ar.
Senais and armories, the folio wing sums Ne. and
the same hereby are respectively Appropriated
that is say
For the pay ofthe army Of the United State.
eight HUNDRED and sixty. nine thousand n;ne
hundred and sixty eight dollars
For forage, thirteen thousand seven hundred
and Fifty six dollars
For Subsistence, six hundred and eighty five
thousand i've hundred and thirty two dollars &
five cents.
For clothing, two hundred & ninety tb,es
thousand eigh' hundred and four dollars.
FOR oounues and premiums. thirty thousand
dollars.
Fer the medical & hospital department, hft,
thousand dollars.
For camp equipsge, fuel, tools & transporta.
ton, two hundred and seventy thousand dol.
lars
For ordinance, one hundred thousand dollars
For for,ihcatons, arsenAls, magazines and ar.
mOries, including two thousand dollars for sucb
a number Of additional military store.keepers rs
may be required, two hundred and seventy IS,
thousand forty nine dollars and seventy SIX
Cents.
For purchasing maps, plans, books and ins,ru.
ments, two thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For contingencies, fly thousand dollars.
For he salary Of clerks employed in the nil
litsry agents Offices, and in the Office Of the in
sDector of The army, three thousand five nun
bred dollars.
For the Indian department, one hundred q Cor
ty six Thousand five hundred dollars.
Sec. 2, Ind be fr,tier enacted, That the &C.
veFal sums specifically appropriated by this at
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pUBLiC LAND. Wi.l oe 500. to t.. .ugn
L est bidder, N she Isl. d,y of April rc1
being onday, the residue of the LAND he
longing to the Commonwealth OF V,rpin;a IN
the county OF Fluvanna The tract contains ,9z
acres, By a late survey, and is 81 ua,ed bstwren
fluvanna and Rivanna rivers, about 4 n,les :.
o'Ve the town ot lumbE, tne place of their
dit ; the purchaser giving bond with secur;tv N
be approved OF oy tne Executive The sale vii
take place about twelve O'clock, at the tavern Of
Mr.. John on ID, in aid county. "a
JOHN WILLS, Superintendent.
FEB IL.
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Feb. 6, 1874.


i 1910 november
an, decd. a"Sn-
dgaiass,
Joel Ragi,nd, MR..
ne ueiendant not being arrested ON the bin.
RES CHp'ds, awarded in this case and NOT IN
Pearing ID ans yer the plaintiffs action. a,tho,rh
so,emMy called. Therefore the motion of the
P'a"''' Dy ms AUorney-Ie is ordered th,, the
said defendant do appear here on tue Sd dav
Oh March Court next, and ans yer the plant AZ,
action or that Judgment will be rendered :,
gains. MN IN favor of the plaintiff, according 10
Us further ordered that copy ofthis order b. nub.
ashed IN some newspaper printed in the Gil, o,
INC. N""'onu' Tor three weeks successfully And
shat Snother copy thereof he posted n, the
'f'"' u1'r OF the Court house of this County.
a Copy. Teste,
February. .i
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Rave removed to the state of Kentucky.
uose who may coniide business 10 me. va
'gent or attorney, may rely on the most prornpe
ana unTemtted a,tention--my practice will be
60 =, ~. S'sen Niver Country, and in the General
letters Tor me viii be directed to New Glasgow.
near Green River, kent'y-Those on business
must he postpaid.
WALTER L FONTAINE.
February. iog
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February 5.

ASH SALES, from so to 80 NEGROES
- On Friday, the 18Th day of March WIZ
6e solo, at Public auction, to the highest bidder
tor ready money. from fifty to eighty likely Viz.
ginla-born SLAVES. This sale will take nl,n,.
at Mr. John Trabue's Tavern, in the county os
Chesterfield, twelve miles from the Citv of Rch-
i'oha' on the man Manchester TurnplSe Road
Among those SLAVES, are many valuable ia
mines, who VIII not be separated n number or
prime fellows several likely youne. breedinn wa.
men with from one to three children eacb md
nj many girls ana boys, some not quite gro -
mere is also an excellent Blacksmith and h;s g..
mIiy' consisting of his wife, remark DIV LIZ,
young woman, and three fine chadren snd
most valuable Cook, who WAS Brought nm in on
81 INC mosf genteel and wealthy families in The
lower county 1t is more than probable - feroaIs
COOK will also be offered for sale u,ho !. o.-S
LED ny none in the state ~ANSi-'
The sale will commence at 10 o,cIorI, Q. ~,
se continued on Saturday the 3Olh. If no,
TED the his. day, and VIII be conducted bu az.
Undersigned, who keeps house of pr;vate sn
tertaInment on the main Buckingham road LII
III one Hhie OF MIR Trabue's. This sale !. 81,
worth the attention Of purchasers from IL
tahce' who wish to furnish Themselves ,.;rp,
slaves OF the above description "''-
ISHA RANDOLPH
rob -dgeHt for the Protrietor.
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I N Goochland County Court, 2lst Novembs,

Il 1910. 'o'e"Der
Jas. Vaughan, administrator Of Ma.o
thew Vaughan, decd. who was sss;gne.
OF Achilles Eastin, who was assign. 81
1Aus uS'ln sSS'i'' hlfEs IN @e6f
Joel RagIand, mr..
Ihe defendant not being arrested on the nh,
es caplas' awarded in this case, and not anne
ing to answer the plaintiffs action IT,. appear
Ie'nnly called therefore, on the motion IS , q"
pismiitf by his attorney; His ordered. Tbo, t we
sad defendant do appear here on thu ,h;r J Sle
OIL march court next, and answer the r'ia;.s uey
action or that judgment will be rendered. e"" >.
sa'st nun IN favor OF the plaintiffs, accordiaS 70
iuT'hsr ordered, that copy ofthis order h. ~ y
!,shed ~ some public newspaper, prin,eJ ~ ,he
c'y Of Richmond, for three weeks suecss. ~ .he
snd mat another copy thereof be nostej % .ti'
front door OF the courthouse of tins conn,s VIC
Copy. Teste,
WV MILLER, c. o. C.
H2wI
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TAos. sULLY, See'ry,
WAsH1DcroN, an. 27, 1911.
SIR,

SIR,
The Society of Artists of the u. esta
ohshed at Pniiadelphia, have committed the I'M
mediate management OF their institution to q
President and four Vice Presidents. But for
that patronage, which IN It's very infancy shall
give to 1t Character of public usefulness. and
secure 10 1t puhhc encouragement, the society
look up to you--to you, WHO, while YOUR lie
has been devo.ed TO The great and permanent
interests OF your Country, have also exhibited in
all your iabors the polish and refinement of a
highly cultivated taste In the name and in be-
halt OF the society, we solicit your acceptance
oil The highest distinction OF the institution.
to become the Patron of an establishment. an.
object of which is to give to native genius those
means Of attaining excellence in the arts for
which we have hitherto been indebted to fore,pn
instruct ion.
BENZ. HENRY LATROBE. Y;ee e...
So "ionnAf' ) sidents
JAMES MADISON;
President OF the U. States.
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4 DUO = s;,n--,7---
IL Teacher, a person properIv on.I,s -
teach Reading, Writing, Grammar. Geogra,,,,' ~
ArIthmeuc' Algebra, Mensuration, SuryeyiaSy'
Any letter directed TO L. n. Hapers-ro,,,
Maryland, will be attended to. o"'''
Februsry7 ru
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TO MILLERs, MANUFACTURERS. &c

~HE APPOMATTOX CANAL. ,vb;oy,
term'nstes a: Petersburg, Virginia, is near
~ completed, and affords % feet fall Of ya,e,.
WI WITHIN mile and half of Town, aud a fail az
t w. rect M town. The subscribers of opinion
mat no situation is better calculated for Mile
Manuf'ctorIes, or any other similar establish,
MENUS because any power OF water NAV be had
st"r near growing Town, where the necess.-
ny Materials Tor conducting such establishments
prohtabiy, can be always readily procured H.
is proposed at this time to sell or lease the IVA
t .'.; ana land that may be necessary for few
Mills, &c by private contract, should anv el;,s;.
Ole offers be made--Otherwse the subscribers
S"' W.ena on the 4'h day of April next at the
Canal IN Petersburg. for the purpose of mee,;no.
WITH such persons as may be inclined to contract
with them on the subject.
soSEPR EGGLESToM.
EDWD MUNFOPD.
EDND HARRISON
RICAD NJ HENABLE.
February 5. e a.,
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WAsHINSTox, Jan. IL, 1911.
GR MILE ME ",

WAsHINGTox, Jan. IL, 1911.
GRNTLEMEN,
have received your letter of th.
27th inst. communicating, in the name of the
Society or Artists established at Philade,nI;.
It's appointment of me, as Patron of tue ins,it,,'
ton. l accept 1t, with due sensibiiity to the w..
lue the society has attached to my ir,endsbin
for its laud.ole objects; but not with ut regre,,
that this Will consist more in favorable incl,na
tons, than in the usefulness, which would me-
the best title to the distinction Il can nni,'
therefore; return my thanks, through YOU. for :,
hatterins testimony, made the more SO nv rbe
terms IN which you have presented il viii. az
assurance to the society, that regarding the arts
which 1t cherishes, as among The endowments
and enJoyments, winch characterses human ca
ciety, under It's highest and happiest dest;n;es -.
ii IS one of my ard Mt wishes, that the tenden''
~ OF our free system OF government msv he
Oourtrayed well in what may contr,br,. ~
embellish the mind and refine the manner.
as IN those primary blessings, Of which II aIres'
dy affords so many grateful proofs and pre 90.
ges.
tender you my friendly respects,
JAMES MADISON
To Messrs H. Lavo6e, and G. I1uyyav.
Vice-Presidcnts of the Society OF Artist,
OF the u. States, established at Pl,iladel-
phla, &c. &c. &c.
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w III. COLEM AN,
6xrsdr Of College. Wiliian, c, Mary /;

~ EINOES FOR CASH One hundrso &
en- III positively be sold in LyncIou.g.
UJmpo. Coun!y, Virgins, consisting of Men.
women and Children i'll families whose extra
Ordinary value and qualities ought to attract eve
y purchasers atteaion-Two COOPEHS. n
LaCh-SMITH and WHEEL-WR,GHT.
are N tie number The sales viii Commences
Oh Mondaythe fourth Of March next.
JOSIAH I. DEANS.
Gloucester County, MIDI
d'ewsy, February 9. 8ta 4.
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jim rs likely black boy,21 years of age sboy.
'r,t orr inches high he had on, when he r.n-
"'y's long Glue coat of broad cloth. the rec, nf-
Ha Lining not remembers When born ha
n'o i one finger more 'haH common on each hand
WIZ were cut OFT by some process, but are sill
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49,, 1'nes informed his wife, that he absconded
u''u me impression that had sold him
lfi'k n in Town, will give ten dn,,a.. r..
eneh-rten miles out of town, twentv IaIIa III
FGch E II ~ miles out of town, thirty dollars
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PATRONAGE OF THE ARTS

E"rset from The rn'nut.s Of tie :. Society Of
A'tists of the U States" ar q oua,re,iy ,,.et,
ing held at The 4cadenly liz Chesnut STREE. PM
IGdelfhiL, Feb. z, 1911
Mr.. MURRAY laid before the Socaty the
following letters. which were read and ordered
to be published
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virtue OF the last VIII and Tesfsment g
Richard Taliaferro the Younger. ,y;lI -
soio' on the premises, to the highest h;dder ~,
friday the 2O,h ct March next. Is fa; ~ y"
wise the nex' air day, that beautiful EIDix
ia,eiy occupied oy kIrs Rebeccs rdi. 60 g.. -
widow of Col Richard Taliaterro Jo..aaa|
, 49, VI Vle county Of James City, about E,r
nhgs rom the city Of williamsburg, unon f,bs.
roaus leading to jamestown and Rrr~",Ss
cry, ana 'niainng about one thousand acras
u LAW Ut which there is enough cIesred e.,
extensive cultivation, and great part of d. 90
'r"',uer Is iich swamp, well timbered with co.
PRESS ana capable Of being converted into ~
"h' meadow there is upon the said O.,
good apple and peach orchard. n LARGE ,,aIi -
l"o story brick House with four roon,s ~
SpacInus passage a floor, with all necesn' go
eutbouses the whole of which "a ,yeU a -
ieces are n good repair. The term of sal. vii
&c, que nan lhe purchase money TO be MD a,
."o expiration OF one year and tile other i,n az
1'o expiration OF two years from the d,, nj -
Tue purchaser to give bond and sscur;iv Co. 49,.
payments, which # not punct,,allv no,. '' -,
carry interest from the date ofthe s,Ie o"I -,
an additional security the purchaeers ~"u 80
give deed Of trust upon the l,nd ,,i'o1, ''o 30.
S''''' ecu "''',, tne last payment falls due.
February.5 M e%%y'
" GREAT BARGAINS ~
'HE late arrived, % Fan & Winter cooDc
G: n, enaoie' Jotn King to give GREAT sAR,
Epyembeg 50
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x ny - :" AZ, on christmas day last t,Vo.
= otncAs' 3dNES G jim Jsmes is a vcrv
'Ney niScK man, about !eet 7 Or s inches b;gb'
aooal 30 years of age, wear. wiz or 80 n,eo'
'h,Ii' 10 Consequence of some defect ON b;s ~
- am informed, bat nave never seen i, mvse!r
ms clothes generally black, and of good n',,i;
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Richmond, Feb. Z. o. o.
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TIE. Suoscrlbers having received SUNNY of
Il BURR STONES direct from Fr,ncir ri "a v.
to bHId MILL-SToNES ,rsny SIZE. which for
workmanship and quality, they will warrsn, y
quail to any made in the United States. Ordsr.
lett with Mr.. Samuel Leech, at Messrs HsvaH
Cos: miiis' or the subscribers near the Publ
"are-HouSe' Will be punctuaIly 4ttended 10.
NATH'L. WHITE & Co
wifi
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JOHN POYNOR.
Mecklenburg, F b. g. a
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Office THAT on Tuesday 12tn DIV -
~ March, 1911, il not fair the next e.;
az by virtue ola decree Of the high cour, -,
chancery, holden for the Richmond Distr;c, -, VI
nounced on the lst ds, afJune lslO,w shsti on
the premises in the county Of No.toway nrn
coed to sell the tract or parcel of AND ,at.I,
belonging to David Hudson, on which I.n";n,,,
Robertson lately resided, together with su,n 80
th+r property mentioned in the deed of mo-.
gage from SAID David Hudson, to Elii,h HnJ
son, as can be then adj uced, to the h,e2i,est b;d
der Tor cash in order 10 laIse the sum oC II
and all costs sc. spe, fled in said dice
THOMAS COMER,O
JNO. ROBERTSON { Co,,o,;..x,.
asa VAUGHAN
Feb Is
HE subscriber hereby gives 0,-Iic-- 7T,1 -.
new, strong and easy HACK. reg;s,errI
ny the driver, John Townly, white man :. ke,
IN house back of Mr. Robert Greeni,o,y,s st,'r..
on the Nam st ee,, near the Eagle Tavern
ne driver rs attentive, CAR ful and obed,ent ,
APE AL tothe generous public, for an ,ne;T IL
q encouragement for the benefit of tbe;r hnnS Siu
servant, ~" "u'"olS
-, CHRIST MCPHERSON
10y, u'IH o-Nl& w4w
HE Subscribers having received sunniv s.
Il
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CoMMUEICA
ON THE HUMAN CAICIIIJIc

ID.
lt Is TO be regretted, that no solvent as
yet has been discovered that viii dissolve
the Calculus OF the bladder, when exhibited
hhoerhaiiy perhaps The want OF success is
owing TO our not hnding proper vehicle to
Garry the dlSsoivent powers unchanged into
the oladder this may be found out by
strlct enquiry into the nature and qualities
OF the stone, the urine and the solvent. lie
Is evident that hXed air is the cementinst
principle OF all bodies, particularly vegetable
ana animal, and that Caicarious earths, by
Chemicai afhnlty attract or absorb more of
.nis CehehtlhS principle than the most OF bo-
uies ana 1t is also evident that the fluids of
the Doay contain great deal of CalCarious
earth and fixed air, held IN solution. but the
UNION is prevented whilst in the blood by
the oiiy PARTICLES. Chemistry shows, that
the eiood consists OF oily, earthly, saline, and
acFlai paiuCies, disSo,e I'd and mixed in "A
"a'efy mud. III some constitutions great
ue'l VI this i!Xed air and earth are scpara-
tea from the blood and pass with the urine :
ems produces pTedisposition 10 calculus dis
ofucfs when the Urine becomes thus i'm
peGHated, the nXed air having a stronger
aiIiiity with the Caicarious earth thanit has
WIN INC urine, lets 80 the latter and seizeth
Oh INC iofmer--and perturbation takes place.
AZ Is well known that the calculus NAV be
Gus, winch act immediately OIL the earthly
part OF the stone, thereby throwing off the
ccmenting principle, or by lime water, or
ca'tSl1e di&aH, absorbing the fixed air; whence,
tac earthly parts deprived Of what bound
'hem together, must fall to pieces. With
regard to internal exhibition, the acids are
chdrely out of the question, and tire only
nope OF safe dissolvcnt must rest on cauS-
nc aiEd(i, or OIL the lime water.
We knew, that the lime water is deprived
OF part OF its virtue from the vapours arising
from the alimentary substances, during their
fermentation in the first passages, also by
nc succus gastricus, bile, and pancreatic
JUICE and we are sometimes disappointed
The only difficulty then is to point out the
vehicle most adapted to convey the dissol-
ent III The bladder without suffering q decom-
position.
The saliva is al absorbent, by its LAYING
mold Oh Infectious mia8moia, which is fixed
air, detached from bodies during putrefacti.
on anG BY its being determined from the
mouth in some calculus patients, ard there.
| ~ producing thirst and dryness Ct the
inouth . iauces, as have herad II REMARKED
| ny very worthy gentleman labouring undci
tnat complaint.
though what have said, is very far from
exhags.'Hg the subject, yet l.ope t viii
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MISREPRESENTATION EWING rusoe,.

E,, DUCAIiON:-ULLLk4.H EUJ.N'G, succes.
EZ MIR. Wood, teacher, respectfully bees
'eave to acquaint the ladies and gentlemen of the c.
y Of Richmond, that, Monday the Sth instant, he,
will commence teaching, in hsschoo rooms next door
to the Custom House.
As w. l.. was student for several years az the
University of Glasgow, he can produce certificates
from the different professors, and proofs of his sue
eessiul competition in polite literature. Having also
been employed in the profession OF a Tutor to youth
both in Scotland aud England, he can shew ample.
testimony of his assduous attention to the improve.
ment of his Pupils.
Hours OF attendance, terms and other particulars,
may be known at the Academy
~ Il. Ladies and Gentlemen who intend TO honor,
Mr. e. with their commands, requested to do so,
as soon as convenient; and, Nat the intcrpo.
necessary procrastnaton to any, tie scholars hall
enjoy the benefits of their attendance free of expence
until the LIST of January next.
Richmond, Dec. :. st