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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-03

The Bsltimore Federal Gazette states, on
the authority of letter from Capt. Ludlow
that every officer on board tho President at
the time Of the rencountrc between that vcs-
sci and the Little Belt, is willing to pledge
his honour that tie first fire was aor made
bv our frigs'.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-03
John REMINGTON,

INFORMS bis friends and the publck, that he ba
Il taken that noted Hotel in Ml-sircet, lately occu
ped by Mr.. BERIAH ELpREp, where he means to
keep gcnteel Boarding House for Ladies and Cen
tlemen who may be assured every attention shall re
paid 10 them, that will make their reception and
commodauon pleasant and agreeable.
April ,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-03
NIIRRLEO.

At Ncw-York, the celebrated Comedian, G GEoRc
r. Coos, to Mrs. v NJ BEss, daughter Of Mr..
James Dryden, keeper of the Tontine Coffee House
DIED,
In this towr, on Friday last, Mrs. PArIEScE
SAYRE, widow of the ia.e Sir Lewis ssyre, in the
ssh y~.- Q! hs- age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-03
Htark LtSt
or BRITISH I4npREoalpsE,vTS, &c /! (!



The brig Mary, Waterman, arrived at City-point,
from N. York on the Ttb, inst At o'clock, r.
NJ. distant miles from Cape Henry, was fred az
by frigatc under English colours.--sle fired at
short intervals guns, of which slotted
Capt Waterman tlen came to, and an officer was
sent from the frgate OF board the Mary, who obser
we'd that their for firing often was, fear
Of being lead into shcat mater The fiigatc proved
TO be the Meiampus, OF IS guns, Capt -, said
she belonged to the Hlfax station, and behaved po-
Iitely after boarding lis il not disgracefu that
these fellows should be suffered to hover about cur
shores, moIestng cossting vessels, and cndangerng
the lives Of citizens lBut this question has been
asked often, ta, it is waste of words to repeat
it.-l Pefers5rry Efefigencer.
Sio,oy other drhetes fthe " BiacS Lisf," neEv in
tyi'c, onsilfed fer lUant of rOsm
$%>>~%$~
10 CORRESPONDENTS.
"JusTIcEve. LIS rereived-The Editor would
be better enabled to form opinion upon the pro.
pr,ey Of giving it place, by the perusal Of Second
.Nnnber
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-03
DO ARUING HOUSE.

Gentlemen or Ladies wishingio spend few weeks on
months AT his house, can be accommodated.--He
likewise informs the Ladies and Gtn,lrmen of New
port, tha, he keeps a house OF entertainment for
those that ride or walk out for pleasure.
Middie,own, July 8. 1911
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-03

s recommended 20 the Publiek, in the line of his
n Profession by the following Gentlemen of proyi-
dence: .t- ~
His Er. Him. Jones, Rev Hcnyy Fdes,
The late Gov fenner, Rcp. " B. Crocker,
Hon. R. Jaeksen, fe'. | DR. Lsri Hheoton,
James BwssR, jtia. esq | Moses B,s,sa,
fteceptors R1.vson and General Hiiian Bayfon,
.uc' CIcnsock tf ~. H. Smith,
a. NJ .9tssca, esq. D. NJ Browu,
{. R. Greene, Bapd Tiafoa,
Henry Cushing, | Charles Sheldon.
Rev James Hiisoa,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-07-03

PcshecJahy Informs his. friends andfh hu6hck,
THAT he has taken that large and convenient house
of Capt JoHn Woopls, in .,Lddic,o~p, 1 1.2
niles from Neaport, where he intends keeping a
pentccl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
--.sscr---
H0USE.0F, DELEGATES.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. go.

A rsotion was made that the house
should agreeto the following preamble
and resolution, 20 wit:
Whereas tits a matter ftfe great
est importance, not only to the good
people osthis state but to our brethren
of the western states, that abetter and
more direct communication with the
Atlantic should be opened betwixt the
eastern and western waters, --There
fore resolved, that Wilson c. Nicho-
las, James Breckenridge, William Ca
ruthers and William J. Lewis, gen.
tlsmen, be appointed, whose duty il
shall be to view accurately, add make
report thereof to the next General As
sembly of this state, James yiyer from
the upper end.of the canal, to the high
est point Of navigation at the mouth
OF Dunlap's creek, to mark out the
most practicable way, If any, from the
mouth Of Dunlap's creek for canal 10
Greenbrier river, aud to view that RE
yer to IT'S mouth, a. we'll as the new
rivsr 20 the great falls Of the Kcnawha !;
to take the difference Of altitude of the
mouth Of D1nlap's creek and that point
on Greenbrier river contemplated in
this resolution.
Resolved also, Thas William !. Lew.
IS, ct Campbell, Isaac Oiey, Of Bed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08
FRIDAy, Feb. 1.

A communication from the Senate
by their Clerk:
The Senate have passed the bill
{ Coacerning John L. Leigh : and the
bill 10 incorporate company for O.
Pening turnpike road from that al
readyeestablished by law tiro' Rock
FISH Gap to Scott's ferry on James ri.
ver, with amendments, IN which they
request the concurrence Of the House
of Delegates.
Tne House proceeded to consider
the amendments proposed by the SEN
ate TO the said bills, and the same be-
ing twice read, were agreed TO by che
House.
Ordered, That the Clerk inform the
Senate thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08

lion cf this state, end the state OF
North Caroline tina, the Legislature
oi Virginia will che erinsy unite With
the Legislature OF Norlh Carolina In
passing such laws as may DE necesss-
~ 10 ciiectuate the same; and that
for this purpose the following gentle
men be appointed, namely, Peter
S. a!es, Peachy Il. Gilmer, Peter Gar
land, George Fucker, Isaac II. Coles,
William <. Proseinax, Samuel Goode,
William Taylor, James Gee and John
M. Walke-, any three of whom shall
have a's>horitv to agree with the Le-
sisiature OF North Carolina On the hes
plan at extending the said navigation &c
tide wa CT, and to enter into mutua
stipola.rons for its Accomplishment
subject however to the approval, alter
alton, or rejection OF the RESPECTIVE
LIZ g'sistures.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08
SATURDAY, Feb. 2.

A communication from the Senate
by their Clerk:
The. Senate have agreed to the re-
solution appointing commissioners
with power to agree with the -legisla.
ture of North Carolina on the best plan
of extending the navigation of Roam
oke river to tide water, with an amend
naent, in which they request the con.
currence Of the House of Delegates.
The House proceeded TO consider
the amendment proposed by the Sen.
ate TO the said resolution, and the sane
being twice read, was agreed to by the
House. es
Ordered, That the Clerk inform the
Senate thereof.
The engrossed bills Changing the
name Of the county of King George
ITO amend an act, entitled an act,
reducing into one the several acts for
unloading ballast and burial o. dead
bodies from on board ships, and pro-
hibiting the putting sick or disabled
seamen and servants % shore without
providing for their maintenance,
Authorizing the sale of the real es.
tate of Humphrey b. Brooke, decd.
for the purposes thsrein mentioned ,
and
Concerning libels'--were several
ly read third time and passed.
Ordered, That the Clerk carry the
said bills to the Senate aud desire their
concurrence.
A bill To amend the several acts
concerning the turnpike road between
the town OF Manchester and Falling
Greek, on the Buckingham road
which lay on the take. (togethcr with
suudry amendments proposed thereto
by the Committee OF Propositions and
Crievances) was on motion, taken
upi
Resolved, That The farther consider
alton Of the said bill and amendments
be postponed to the Sist day Of March
ReKs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08

axes his sect, shall hle a list of his
elatives precluded by said resoiu- /,
icn.n ~ 81 ,..., fe's~ l.
Mr. Randolph said such an amend
ncnt would have a strange reading In
The constitution of the u. S. I
Mr. Quincy said he cared not for
the mode so thar he attained his end |
in this case. Whether the amendment
ne proposed succeeded now or not,
it would, before many years, be adopt
ed. %
Mr. Bacon said he assented to the
general proposition of his colleague
but he saw difficulties in the detail,
which no doubt the gentleman himself
must sec. He should be 10th TO vote
on a proposition, even in committee, on
which he might, after amendment,
change his vote. The subject was i'm
lporrant TO give further time for con-
tsidering it, he moved that the commit
tee should rise.
Motion agreed to.
The committee then rose.
"A motion was made to print the
several amendments, &c.
Mr. Smile said he was in favor of
iprinting the original motion; but he
lsuggested neither it would comport
with the dignity of the House to print
such amendments as the last which
were offered. However their risible
facultiessmight be amused by them,
ne hoped the House would not print
and solemnly send to the world those
things which could scarcely be seri-
ously meant.
Mr. Troup was in favor of printing.
de tho'r the proposition of Mr. Quin-
cy NOT only important but essential to
carry into effect the object of the ORR
gioal motion and he lad never heard
a proposition more ably supported
than that of the grntlem an from Mas
saohusetts. Almost every sentiment
he had uttered had met his (Mr. T'sl
assent.
AIR Wright hoped they would be
printed. As to the gentleman's feel
ings for the dignity of the House, he
supposed every gentleman felt alike
on that subject. He (Mr W. said he
should feel grstiGed at any PROPOSE
ton he should make being brought
before the public and should not fear
10 meet their award. Mr. w. made
some allusion to part of the speech
of Mr. Quincy, in which he had ap.
peared to Mr. w. to cast an ungener-
Gus imputation on the late Secretary of
the Navy III respect to purchases in
Baltimore BIC.
Mr. Quincy disayowed any inten.
ton of making such imputation or in
ference.
The question was taken on printing
Mr. Quiney's propositions, by Yeas and
Nays, and c.rried-Yeas Nays
10.
The question was taken in the same
manner on printing the proposed d
mendpent of Mr. Wright and lost
Yeas 81, Nays II.
A rseesage was received from the
President of the United States trans
mntihg acopy of compilation oflaws.
treaties and other docGm ents in rela-
ton 10 puolic lands, made under the
authority ofan act of Congress, passed
at their last session. The message
wss on motion of Mr. Morrow, refer
red TO aelect committee, with view
TO provide for the distribution of the
1900 vSinmes directed by the act to
be printed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08

Ford, Matthew Harvey, OF Bo,etour,.
William Herbert, Of Monroe, and
Samuel Browne, of Greenbrier, gen
tlemeu, be, aud tasy are hereby sp-
pointed to view and ma,k out the near
est and most direct way for turn
pike road from the Buckingham road,
as it is called, near Robert Hunters,
to Gretnbrier Courthouse, to pass THO,
Lynchourg, the Peaks of Otter, the
town OF Monroe AID by tie Swse'
Springs, and il shall be the duty of the
commissioners to make report thereof
to the next General Assembly ef Ibis
Estate.
| And the question being put on che
said motion, it passed in the aikrma.
tive.
! Ordered, That the Clerk carry the
said resolution to the Senate and desire
their concurrence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08
THURSDAY, January.31.

THURSDAY, Jsnuary,3i.
4 A.cornmunication from the Senate
by their Clerk:
The Senate have passed the bill
8 Imposing taxes for the support of
government" sndthe bill IS Appropri-
ating the public revenue"
The engrossed bills g Establishing
an mspe ction of tobacco IN The city Of
Richmond" SO
" Making further provision for fur
n shing the Mag strates of this COM
monweal,h with the laws. thereo!.p and
Changing the names of certain
countless" was severally read the third
time and passed. q
An engrossed bill " Establishing a
separate election on the south side of
the river Roanoke, in the county. OF
Mecklenburg," was read third time,
and several blanks therein we're flied !:
and she question bein S put on the pas
sage of tue sid bill, It was decided In
the negative.
Resolved, That the said bill be re-
The engrossed bills Exempting a
number OF inEab'tants of the county
OF Brnnswick, from tie re payment OF
certain tax therein nentioned :"
Providing sor the pavement ofthe
streets within the city of Richmond %
and
To amend an act concerning sher-
iHs, were severally read third time
and passed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08
Thursday, Jan. 81.
BANK OF ALEXANDRIA.

1t was enormously stated IN our last, that
motion made by MIR. Fisk TO limit the
duration of this bank to ten years was lost.
The motion was agreed to; and the bill of
course only renews the charter for ten
years,
The bill concerning the Bank of Alex.
apdria, was read third time, ard passed
by Yeas and Nays, as follows:
Yeas Nessrs. Allen, l.. ]. Aston, w
Aston, Bassett, Bib. Bgelow, Brecken-
iridgs, Butler, w. Chamberlin, Champion,
Che yes, Chi,tendeB, Clay, Crawford, Da-
vcppprt. Dawson. Ely, Emott, Eppes, Find
ley, H,sk, Franklin, Gsrdenier, Gardner.
G. Tiand, GhoIson, Goidsborough, Goodwin
Gold, Gray, Hale, Haven, Hester, Helms,
Hub6ard, Huntington, Jackson, jenkins.
Zones, Kenan, Kennedy, Kntckerbacker,
Lewis, Livingston. Love, Matthews, NJ
Bryde, MIX .m, Mckinley Miller, Minor,
Mfichill, Montgomery, N. X. Moore, r.
Moore, Morrow, MOseiey, Newton, Nj
cholsoD, Pearson, Pickman, Pitkin, J. Por-
ter, p. 5. Porter, Potter, Quincy, Res,
PENN Rhea, CFgHn.j Sage, Sawyer,
SeUddeT, Shs ffsy, Smell, G.. Smith, STAN
icy, Stephenson, 5turges, Swoope, Taggart,
J hoa.pso0, Tracy, JToup, Van Dyke,
Wan Horn, Vac RENSSELAER,, Wheaton.
Whitmen, VIM, Withcispoon and Wr got
so
Eays--M essrs. Anderson, Bacon, Bad
Boyd BGrwsli, Calhoun, Cochran, Desha,
Gannet, BO.iand, Huity, Lyle, Richards,
ROaoe, Root, aamB,ons, Ssaver, Seybert,
Shaw, Smilie, Southland, Stanford aud FUR
uer - 28.
The NINETEENTH STATE.
On sct4on OF iHT. Poncex,er,
The House resolved. itselfinto commit
tee Cf he whole, MIR. Basset in the char,
on ti,e report Of the select committee In
favor Of aomitling them ssissippi Terri.
Tory into the UDIon On an equal footing
with the ortginal states.
A desultory debate Of two or three hours
took place on the resotntiou.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-08
MonpAY. Feb. 4.

a communication from the Senate
by their Clerks
The Senate have pass I'd the BIZ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25
100 Dollars Reward.


RUN AWAY from the subscriber IN
Ealifax county, Virginia, on the night of
mo 7thainyt three slaves, viz. JACK, his
lwite BI&l'rY, and their daughter FANNY.
Aack is 4 small mulatto man about 40 or so
ysarsofb se, his hair inclined 20 be straight
he very sensible and an active good Gard
ner, Hostler and Carriage driver; Betty is
large malatto woman, inclined to be very
heshy and has pleasing countenance when
spoken to; she is between so and ,3s'years of
age; and Fanny, q muiatto girl, IL or Is
years OF age, very cross-eyed, has plea
sing ccuhtenance and apt to smile when
spoken to- she is low but stout and well
made.-Jack carried with dir &%p blue
coats turned sp with buff, end tAfvy.ifych was
nearly new, and Number of othev clothes
Betty and Fanny carried wifi them a
number of good clothes, not wcollccted
They will no doubt attempt to pass as free,
and probably will be lurking about Rich
mond. where Betty has Brother and hel
mother living both of them as free her
brother calls himself John Hambleton. All
masters of vessels and others are cautioned
against conveying away. or in any way har-
bouiing said slaves az lheir peril.
will give the abore reward If secured IL
any Jail so that get them again, or sc
dollars for either of them. If brough. home
all reasonable charges will be paiG in add
SION to ths above reward.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25
VIM cambridge.
NJ p. Iddifionai Sales ar .4vcfion.

Before the front door ofthe Eagle Tavern.
on the 2sth inst. will be sold for cash, at 10
o'clock, with the above mentioned property.
one Of the best FEdZy4LE COOKS IN Viz
ginia, twenty-five years old, one GIRL IS
years cid, young MEN aud four BOYS,
FIVE OF SIX large young MULES.
The above described property will GER
tainly be sold without reserve, II fair, If not
the next fair day. The number Of slaves
will be considerably increased, as have the
promise Of 20 from the Northen Neck Of
Virginia, to DC sold that day.
3. SILL Amer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25

FOk Sale pud Transportation, FIVE lkclf Young
Negro men, nov confined 81 the Penin1tt 'arl -
saong whom are, oic good iiostlct one Bt <moul-
dor. and ono good House Servant.
sept. Sd ftii (tf1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25

ygHdE Subscriber having lately opened
a T,HYERN at Buckingham court house,
takes this method TO notify his .feends and
the public generally that he has Ijf0gided, for
their comfort and ccommodatiotkiz z,,lentiful
table, good lodging. aud an assortmcnt6f the
very best liquors, and good stables and for
rage for their horses: he hopes by his as
siduity and attention to give satisfaction and
deserve their patronage
BOILING BRANCH.
November 10Th 1911 Wv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25
NOTICE..

IN pursuance Of the last will and testament of
the late JONI PRossEa, of Richmond, will be
sold, at Public Auction, at tho late dwelling
house of the deccdert, on Wednesday the 9th
dsy of Nov. inst all the HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, belonging to tho cs-
tate of the decesed-Alsoa CARRIAGE and q
pair of well broke Carriage HoRSEs-a share
IN the Richmond Theatre, and share in the
Library. The terms Of sale Will be cash for all
sums Of, or under s so; for all sums sborc s ST
negotiable notes of ninety days, satisfactorily
endorsed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25
Valuable property for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the HOUSE
and LOT occupied By hirn ut Rockets, and
formerly by Mar. William Feuwick,-a
that VALUABLE TENEMENT. occupied
BY Mr.. William Farr, oppAsite the Court
House In this city--1wo lh3tdrtk and fifty
acres Land in Campbell cod1 4nd a Lot
e Port Mayo. ] deem It ahe1s Nary to de-
scribe the advantages attached to this proper
ty, as presu,Ae those that wish to purchase
s,ill view the same. Two thousand dollars
), cash will be required, the balance will be
made accommodating to purchasers. Apply
n
BRAXTON CRADDOCR.
Pichmond, July 18th, 1911. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25
HamiItcn,s Worm Lozenees,

This well known remedy has cured during
the last eleven years, an immense number OF
children and adults Of various dangarous
complaints arising from worms.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25
ITcH OINTMENT.
Hamilton's Grand Restorative

Is recommended as an invaluable medicine
TO- the speedy relief and permanent cure for
the various complaints which result from dis
sipated pleasures; Juvenile indiscretion: re-
Sdence in climates unfavorable to the constit
tuition the immoderate use Of tea frequen-
intoXication, or other destructive intemper-
anoe; the unskilfnI OF excessive use of mer-c
curry; the diseases peculiar to females at a
certain period Of life bad lyings in, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25

& az Thursday the 28th day ofthis month,
At O'Clock, the subscriber will sell, be-
fore the door Of the Eagle Tavern, the fol-
lowing valuable stock Of HOR s L S. viz !:
SPOTT, in foal by Superior, her produce
Rosetta, black flly By Sir-Harry. promi-
ses to make good runner, being a winner
this fall over Fairfield course; a two wear
Old colt by Hamilton, large and handsome !;
and year old .filly by Admiral Nelson; al
50, two very WI bred NAYS in foal. The
above mare SpAt was gotten by Bedford.
her dam by Cadet grSnd-dam an imported
Alfred mare, and otterwise partaKing Of the
best English crosyes.A Spott was a winner at
8 years old, as ljkewises iountaineeR her bro
Their, who way often Successful II ,fe turf.
Theimportef mare prod6lced twM hd died
neither Of her coils wire tftined3<1he Cade
mare left bot two descendants, aBott and
Mountainecr. These are strong circumstan-
ces tina; the stock may be calculated upon
for the turf.
also WILL BE sold $40 .6CRES
l. a " ID.
Lying ii the county Of King William, near
Frazer's ferry, adjoining the lands Of Vim.
Gregory, Christopher Johnson, Mourning
Lipscomb and Ambrose Dsdlcy, extending
within few hundred yards Of Matapony RI
yer, Of good quality, les we'll, and SUFFICIENT
y timbered.
WIN. CAMBRIDGE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25
ysyIE citizens of Richmond and its vicinity
y are respectfully informed that "Thc Rich

ySTIE citizens of Richmond and its vicinity
y are respectfully informed that "The Rich
mend Hill Academy will be opened again on
the "a day Of September, under the superin-
tendance Of the Rev. Jesse Turner, young
aRent'eman of ainiable disposition, of appro-
lived character, and liberal education. Mrs.
fsoc seley. who now resides at the Academy,
Eill take charge of the female department,
and instruct young ladies in realipk, Yriting
and needle-work. She will also take a few
&C. board on very reasonable terrh. Some
one of the tutors viii attend at stated hours,
to teach Arithmetic. The Academy is now
completely furnished with able and respecta-
bic teachers, and it is believed that Parents
and Guardians would find their interest in
giving 1t encouragement and support
BY order of,he Board
JOHN d. BLAIR, President.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25
Ten Dollars Reward.

pANA WAY from the subscriber the 10th
IL day OF August last, a negro woman by
the name of NILLE9r, about thirty two wears
OF age, of rather a yellow complexion, about a
common size and well made she had a small
scar on her right cheek and her hair was rather
long, and had bushy appearance; when she left
me, she had on Virginia cloth HSchecked
petticoat and short Jacket; she tqsk no other
clothes that 1recollect. The aboySSesxard viii
be paid to any person who may deliver her to
the subscriber in the county of Nelson, near
Lovinston, or so secure her in any Jail in this
commonwealth that get her again.
ELIAS HAAiBLET.
November 18th, 1911.
n. u. Ipurchased the above described negro
woman of MIR William Morgan of Richmond
county; it is probable she may aim for that con.
~ and may attempt to pass for free woman, as
she has attempted TO do so on former occasions.
l2m1 Ell.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25
JOHN WILSON,
COMMITTEE of
JAMES A EI ENS

JAMES \. GLENN.
July 22d, 1911. IN
n. h. Jack formerly belonged to Mr. John
Bird and Betty was purschased of John Cor
bin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25
Dancing School.

~ JOHN LATASTE respectfully informs
the inhabitants OF Richmond, that his school Is
now opened, at his ballroom facing the Basin,
and vii! continue uRtl the first day Of June ne 1t
The days of tuition will be, this season, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, once a fort.
night, beginning on Tuesday November 10Th.
During the winter, on the two first days Of
each dance (Tuesday and Thursdayytlf school
WI, .. DsgH at eight O'clock and brea three
same time that he kept formerly in he after
noon and on the last day Saturday tHere shall
be Practising in the afternoon, from three 60
six.
YoUSe CESTLEME wishing to be instruct
ed in Dancing, are respectfully informed that
his Evening School is opened and kept Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, from six TO nine
o'clock
His Ballroom being ready, his PARrrE: will
positively commence on TUESDAY November Goth
and Continue, on the same day every other week,
during the wIntcr.---Adm(tance one dollar