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Safes at .4uction.

Ill BE SOLD on the premises on Mon.
day the 11;h inst. a LOTS. HOUSES on
Shoctu III, lending from the Cspitol to S NIB.
Crsw's, ESQ -Untasing 32} feet front. ard no
ieet back, late the property of Joseph Bona.
dri', decd The improvements consist oe
Store and House BAG K OF the same, contain.
ing 4 Rooms wi trs Places The little is IN
xceptionabie--Trrms made known on tie dsy
Of sale.
MILFORD 81 BROOKE, y. N.
Who have on hand
SO Sacks Liverpool ground Salt.
10 tunche" Antigua Rum, 81 proof
10 Crates Queens Ware,
so rxes Candies. &
~ Half pipes l.. p TenerifFe Wine
W. g 3.
Vo''S tds
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gNO RENT-That Brick House, on The
Z cross-street lesding to the basin vi the
Canal, formerly occupied by George Watson,
as beef-stske and porter .hoNse-A pDlv 20 Re-
6e'f Davids0H, opposite TIC Globe raycrr.
oct d. g,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-08

Con GGin&ha 8 re elected Governor of
Perm1Tt IN Me rcforf ~ vofes as hu6
dShed M me BeHningfon Vseos Lefler Ga
lHSHI had l0,526-und Chilienden s057.
.Moj.rfy/ fur Ga uSha i4c9.
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respect TO the situation and appearance OF
the Comet since nv last. The following
are the distance. Right Ascension. &c. on
the 5th inst. at halt past seven in the even
ing
Polar Star $50
Ursa Major, Alpha 2yo .
L,ra 47o 90
ursa Major, Epsilon 40
R'Ei.t ascension 2lioS so
Defamation So
Longitude SIX Signs.
latitude $40 SOP
Distance from the Sun $50
Progress in its orbit from 2Ist September 10
9TH October, twenty one degrees, thirty mi.
nutss, beng at the rate Of degree, thirty
0"o minutes every ;weHty four hours.
Amplitude $50
S Na.e at at ~ ~ 80 80
On Saturday the 12,h inst. it will com
mence to be visible al, night
About the I'd OF December. (uoon the
superstition of its mean velocity being until
then % in the. twenty four hours) it will cut
the Eclipuc in the IS h degree of Auuari
us, the sun being then in the ninth degree
OF oagittarius In n former publication |
inadvertently mentiot ed its descending,
n de, to be in Sagittarius in place OF A
quarus.
It's Tail at present extends fourteen de-
grees-Whereo ore upon the superstition that
TIE comets distance from the earth is Z
quail 10 that OF the Suns distance, its Tail
would extend over 24,7S0,S89 miles. 1t the
present distanc OF the Comet was halt of
the suns distance the length of the Tail
weuld be 12,S65;444 miles. Ii the Comet s
distance was one fourth Of the sun dis
tance, the length OF the Fail would be
6,1o2,723 miles
From the velocity of the Comet still in
creasing, as likewise its apparent magni
tude, 1t still continues to approach the
Earth.
JOHN WOOD.
No Whale
This year, the British navy will cost ,ar
ieasD S 10000 600
Army Cd 600, coo
Ordinance 22,OOO, 00L
The estimated expenditure more
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Oct 8
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
a GAlNST FIRE ON BUILDINGS, IN
L THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
ARTICLE Is

ARTICLE LIST
"S Sec. 1st Il Gene 4 Me ling of this society
to C formed Of maiori,y of mt mbcrs, or a.
noun, insure d, shalt be held annuaiy IN the ci-
tyof Richmond, on the second NJ ndyy il No.
vember in every year PrOpided, Tia it sufIi-
Client number OF Members IN person or by proxy.
shall not attend on that day, the Standing Com
mittee shall adjourn the meeting from day to
d y, or such future time they may thnk
proper"
Sec I'd. AT least tour Weeks previous no.
ucr shall be given of the time and place OF hol
ding the Generai Meeting. by advertising the
same IN such News papers as the Standing
Committee may deem to be proper
On extract from the Constitution, rules, &c of
tie III. Il S.
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General Office of Assurance,
Richmond, October8, 1911 wt11N

N Clancy Cumberland County C,,,>,
z Sept %, 1911
Georg Booker, p,c
dg0inst
Harrison ] "es, Dsr,
The defep.'nt Jones not having entered his
appe2ranre snd gwen security a cord.ng 10 The
act OF the general assembly, and the rtn,s of
th's'colrt, and it appearing to the sa,isfsct,on
OF this court, that e is net an iababitant of,n;a
state on motion of the plaintiff by has couaseI
1t IS orat1ed, That the said defendant do an,
pear here on the 4lA Mond. y in Dec hber
next and answer tie bill oil tie Plaintiff, and
mat COPY otthis order be forthwith ms, r;-d
IN some newspaper printed IN the CITY OF Rich.
nond, for two months successvely, and ano-
ther copy posted at the front door OF the curt
house Of said county
Il Cohy-i1esfe
MILLEk WOOD5ON, JR.nccn
October g.
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THE LECIURES

N the College OF Wilt,r L A,sry viii com.
1 mence ." ,"e tlptd aiorcay sl lhs .lyu.h.
~ r.
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.

have made several observations with
respect TO the situation and appearance. Of
the Comet since nv last. The following
are the distance. Right Ascension, SC. on
the 5th inst. at halt past seven in the even.
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81 \ TING,
~ 4 HIS oSFIcR..A AsuTSS
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SAA1UEL GPEAAAoW. p. H.

At nesting ofthe Members of the Standing
Committee OF the Mutual Assurance. Society
against Fire on buildings of tn State OF Viz
gnis, held at the General Office in tho City
OF Richmond, his Ist day OF October, 18l -
" htsoteea, Thar Tie Principal 6seat , md
he rs htrtty fueated to publish in RTE hnqui,er,
Virginia Patriot and zrsaS, (thyee NezUs-p prYs
printed tn me Cry Of Richmond, according 10 the
SECOND section u the TSt article of rhe ConStltu
non, rules ana regulations of the Society. thar a
general meeting will be he d according TO the said
Constitution and Rafes, on the second 1Nonaay III
" vember neNt.''
II eby('O'' the journal Of The Standing Com
1nitIee.
LEWIS NJ RIY.HLAIY: S G.
In conformity TO the above resoIu ton, ere
by give notice, that the annual meeting oj the
society AFORESAID, viii be held in the Caotol,
me CITY OF Richmond, on the second Monday
November next
SAMUEL GREEAHOW.
Princiiak Agent Mutual .'sSurance
Soeiefy.
General Office of Assurance,
Richmond, October8, 1911 w,11N
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
OAEfD LOGAN,
Boot
Manu-

pETURNS thanks TO his friends, aud the
~ public in general, for the liberal encou.
ragement lie has received, and respectfully
acquaints them, hat he has an expsrisn.
ced Foreman from Philadelphia, aad that
he continues to Manufacture Boots 10 the
most workmanlike manner, Of the best ma
terials, and in the Newest Fashions.
Gentlemen residing at a distance may be
exactly fitted, by attending to the above
plate, and sending their measures agrcca-
BILE TO the annexed directions;
AZ l. the length of the leg--C round the
calf of the leg-H round the heei--I round
the instep-T round the toes, with the
length of the foot in inches.
N. B. Immediate call for FIVE or SIX
Journeymen.
January 1st, 1911. I'm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

An extract from an Ordinance passed by
the Common hall ter the Civ OF Rich.
mond. on the Sd day of January, 1911.
entituied ran Ordinance TO amend AN
Ordinance, entituled An Ordinance. TO a.
mend An Ordinance for regulating wag-
gons, drays and carts, and for ether pur-
poses"
WHEREAS It has been represe nted to
this Hatl by many respectable mer.
chants or this city, that there is at present
great want OF Wagons, drays aud carts
Tor transporting articles from one quarter
OF the CITY to another IA sufficient number
OF waite drivers not having yet engaged in
the busiuess) fer remedy whereof
Be it Ordained by the President and
CnGamon Council of the City Of Richmond
in Common Hall asst mbIed. ana; it is Here.
by ordained by authority aforesaid, What
every person wishing GO employ, fer hiYe,
within this City any Wagon, dray or cart.
snail De permitted 10 employ the same.
free ffCm any tax or .icencs from the time
OF passing th's Ordinance until the lst day
OF March next =: But such owners shall, be
SUBJECT TO the same regulations and restric-
tons which have heretofore been prescri.
bed by tie Ordinances of this city con-.
Corning the ,ROde OF driving and the rates
OF charging Tor services rendered.
And be It furthsr ordained, That the
President q the Hall for the time being
mays and he is hereby authorised and en-
powered, liy ais proclamation. to ccntinue
the iofseelag provisions of this Ordinance
from H'oalh 20 moDtk until he shall be in
formed, ~ ,he master of police, that forty
white men are employed in the business
OF driving erays or carts within this city.
Aud the president shall moreover be- au.
thcrised TO instruct the Chamberlain tn
give credit 20 any owner of Wagon.
dray CT cart, who has entered the same,
Tor tbe just proportion Of the tax which he:
may nave paid for licence during the con-.
tInuance Of this provision.
Teste,
w3t N. Sheppard, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

hta Chancery D,stria Corst held in Williams,
burg the 18th day of July, 1908.
John Braekrn, surviving executor of Mary Muir.
ply Pitt.
against
Jo.eph Du,ham. Larisin Deshazo, Benismin
Hoomes, Landcn Carter, and Courtney his
wife, William a n:istesd ard Ann his wife
and George III NoIcn, and Daniel NJ Nor
ton, infants, by John Amber their guard ian,
assigHed to defend them in his suit and Il ugh
Holmes, sdr1inis;rayor. with the wall annexed,
OF John II. Notion, Defts.
"a HIS canse caJae on this day 70 he hca.,, on
K the bid answers CT che defendants. Las.
kin Dsshazo, BENIN, Hocmes. George Hand,
Daniel N. Norton and ii2sh Ho,nies, ant e.;hi
ton whereof the court de,h a@judgcy etasr and
decree ,hde unIess ire deisodau,s, OK one
of them, &C, SEn o. l,sEore the frs Day of Jana
AIRY next, pay uAio NE plaintiff thres hundred a,iA
six pounds tairis shiIlings an- fqhr psScs, wifi
Interest the:eolsNo lie computed sttcythc rae
o. FIVE per ceaydn tSr snnun, ira iHeETst dEy
OF July, i789Fiip pad, and his cos, b. tipex.
pended in W prosecution Of this snn, the said
defendsng AND 'hei' Iieps and all persons claim.
foreclosed OF al equity anu right TO redeem ;fe
uaa of and IN the county Of King and Oaeen,
mentioned in The inden,use Of mortgage fled rs
ar exiiibi made the day Of Appel, 1871,
between John bailey Norton e tie one part,
and Robert Andrews ard John Brsclsep exe'Is.
of Mary Murphy, dsceasedI of The Other part i,
and IN case OF dc!aut in the payment oftke sid
debt, interest and costs a, the ,ig,e aforesaid,
that William Fleet, no. B Sempe, Richard
Brooke, William Tod and Samuel G.. Fsun le.
roy or any two of 'hen1y after giviag four weeks
previous notice in one OF the Richmond Newspa,
peFs, do expose to puh.ic sale by AnGtioi. for
Feady money. subje9 TO The dover therein ef ,he
widow of John II. Motion, deceased. the ,raa OF
land in the said indenture MENTIONED. ana out of
the proceeds of the sale pay unto tho Ilaiu;ill
his said debtJ ietefest and COTS, sad nc surg!us,
if any, after deduding the expenses attendant on
such sale. pay uuio Tie defendant Benl Hc1nes,
sud make report thereof TO the court, in order
tc final decree.
a Ccpy.
Anthony Robinson, c. C.
Agreeable to The above decree, viii be txpos-
ed to public sale, King x Qqeen ccur,-ho use,
on Monday the l4th day Of January next. it lie
rg court day, toe T,s6t OF Land mentioned in
ine SAID dscres, fOr ready money, by the
"a H. Commissioners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

hta Chancery Distria Const held in Williams,
burg the 18th day of July, 1908.
John Braekcn, surviving executor of Mary Muir.
ply Pitt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

In Hanover Ccnnfy Court, Aggast 22
1910.
George Phillips, Pitt.
John Pettus, Charles Pettus & Ste.
phen Pettus, heirs and lega,.es IN
OF Stephen fetSus, decd and SnA"-
Saml Day. Detts. Gerry
This day came the Plaintiff by sIorato
G. Winston his attorney, aud the bill
being filed and read, whereupon on the
motion of the Plaintiff it is decreed and Or
dered that the defendant Samuel Day do
retain IN bis hands tweaty Que pounds two
sblilings and six pence with interest there
on after the rate of Ave per centum per an
nun TO be computed from the 18th dry of
December l7s5 ill paid. belonging % the
defendants I'LL s!.e further order II tire
Cohrti ansi Mat the other deieodant& JoAa !
Pettus, Charles Pettus and Stephen Pett1s
heirs and lcgatees of the said Stephen Pet.
tus decd not having entered their appear.
ance and given security according to the
act-oi Assembly and tre rules Of this court,
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that they are not inh abtants of this
Country, on the motion Of the Plaintiff by
his counsel, IL is ordered, that the defendants
John Pettus, Charles Peltus and Stephen
Pettus heirs and lesatees CT S,aphen PEI.
tus, decd do appear here on the fourth
Wednesday in October next, and answer
the bill ct the Piaintift, and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some
public newspaper printed in the City of
Richmond for two months successfully, and
that another copy be posted at the front
door OF the courthouse of this county.
a copy, 1cste.
William Pollard, C. H. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15

THE above decribed seven Hhds. TO.
i bacco have remained in Johnsons ware.
house above three years, ard Will be sold
before the door of the Courthouse at Chess
terheld April court next. Git not called for
previous thefeto) according TO law.
Graves & Gcode.
January 9, 1911. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
S $4,000 81

Purfuan, to a decree OF the Superior Court
~ Cbancery, holden IN Richmond, June
26th, 1910, betweea
Nivan Kearns, Pl,f
AGAINST
Alexander Blsekwood, TEomas Pulling,
Esther DuuInptw,1ow md relict a Jas.
Dunlop decd. Gargsfet Dunlopf infant
ohilden q James hlslop, deed. ~ Es-
t6cr Dunlop. asskAed their guardian,
WILL be eyfosed to saiS. on tte prsmi.
Scs ior.Sfcady money, on Morr,isy the
2ist January ncxt, az 70 o'clock, lot Of
lid lying IN the valley, being the lot m
the proceedings mentioned, SUBJECT to the
dover Of the widow Of the aforesaid James
DuUiop.
John Nicholson, Comm'r.
December "a, 1910. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-01-15
advertisement.
w3t N. Sheppard, elk.


RV victue Of a Deed of Trust from John
~ Boatwright OF the county of Cumber.
land, 70 the subscriber, to secure the paw
nent Of sundry debts therein mentioned
viii without rcserve) be sold to the high.
est bidder, for cash, or otherwise, as il
may be found most beneficial TO the par,
ties concerned, at the house OF the said
Boatwrigbt, living near Mr. Stephen w.
Trenfs mill on VILLAS River, in the county
asoresaid, on Friday the 1st day of he&tN
month (Fcbruary) iffair, ifnot the nexyday.
100 AcreS IF Lana, Z
Adjoining the lands Of the late Aleyanaer
Trent and the tract whereoD the said
Bcatwright now lives. - Also six head of
Horses, one yoke OF Oxen and Cart. tUe.ve
head OF Sheep, twelve head OF Horned Cat.
he, five Feather 8sds and their furniture.
toge her with I'll the residue of his
H0NSe/ioH e. Kitchen Furniture
Or so much thereof as will be sutscieu, 10
discharge the debts therein mentioned in
the said Deed 81 Trust with the legal in
tcrest thereon, together with all exnenseq
attending the execution Of the Trust Such
ttIe rs is vested in the Trustee. will he
made, ai.d 40 more, by
ftenry Bell, Trustee.
January s, 1911. w4s
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"lss"s as 1885
ss1ss 90
SAMUEL SHEPARD, auditor
A LIST of EXPENDITURES /
her frs ynu@y
Ss a a"s ss. Inspectors. ' s's
cd%sa 14@
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6 s: =; :::; :::: : a:a e.:
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f; %@ ssss @y @ss Min 4s ss :s g.
ss p% % % ] Executive agreeable AS. $500
:. a5sas.P S ssl
n 99 sa % 5 s a'ss'' 80
s 8; ..: ,. .:'. s: !.
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s s sEss s sPts es saaaa a Senate s7 7ss s. s.
C: 6; :: 5l: :::: ::: ::a'5 .
= s::: s die s';
under authority W. & A ss rssa No.
Warrant" f Fa ea @ ] z:udoao m
pasfa@s onp9
f " s 3 s s cleaning ss
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Expense S ::; s:::s e.: .s :s :..
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-11-22
lONGiiESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
AUG. ] FOSTER.
WEpNKsDAy. Nv 81

WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 81.
Mr. Gholson, one of the members from ViIs.
ginia, appeared and took his seas '.i
Mr.. Quincy presentedthre petitions from
The merchants OF Boston, similar to those
heretoi re presented, praying Tor law to
enaoy them to import goods purchased in
England before the issuing of the Presidents
proclamation. Referred as before.
Mr.. ncHfm presented similar petition
from the merchants OF Baltimore All N.r.
Blocker, from the merchants IF Il. Y. which
had the same direction.
Mr. PotndeTtor moved that sundry pc dti-
ons from the citizens and legislative Council
of the Mississippi Territory, heretofore + G.
scented, praying to be erected into state,
be referred to- select committees. Agreed
to.
Mr. Bacon asked to BIC excused from SER
wing onthc committee OF Foreign ite!ations,
being already member OF the committee ot
Ways * Mcans--lxcused.
Mar. ME- Him presented The petition of John
McCulloch, collector of the port Of talti-
more, stating the lnsuihciency OF his emolu..
ments, owing to the operation of the laws re-
strictiDg our commerce., and praying fer req
hef.---Rcferrcd to the committee OF w avs
Z. Means.
Mr.. FOiade-rter presented several petite.
CHS from citizens OF The Mississippi Terrific.
ry, praying 20 be confirmed In their titles to
certain lands.--Reiered.
MIR. Lgle presented petition from the
members oil Religious Society in the wes-
tern part of Pennsylvania, complaining Of
the practice OF opening the public mail ON
the Sabbath, < praying a repeal of the law
which requires it.--Reierred.
1t was resolved that the report of the Se-
-rctary Of War, the Secretary and Coup
t:qllcr of the Treasury, eli the Claim of sun.
dry Refugees Of Canada and Noya-Scctia,
be referred to the Committee ON Public.
Lands
On ,'otion Of Mr.. Gold, it was resolv ed,
| That - select committee be Appointed 70
enquire into the expectancy Of providing by
law fer the III, fe concentrating Of recog-
nizanccs, OF baii and .iiGayc III the respec~
tive Courts OF the u. s. with leave to report
! by bill.
! ON motion Of Mr.. Nofrozy, it was rssoL.
/! yeJ, Shat i>fe Committee Of Pd6nc j,aa61
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VIRGINIA At a Superior Court of
Chancery, holden az the Capitol in the
City of Richmond, the eth day Of Sept. 1911.
Edwin James Earvie, executor of John Harvie,
decd anil the said Edwin James Haryie aud .aeue-
lin B. Harvic, dcyisees of the said John Ha,rie,
decd PITS
against
John Hopkins * Cornelia his wife, William Hodc-
son and Portia his wife, Richard b. Lee, alministra-
tor of William Lndwell Lee, Corhin Griffin, Samuel
e. Adams, A'exau,ler AIcRae, Charles Copeland and
Martha St,as widow and rect George L. Stras,
decd Emily Stras and Joseph Stras, infant children
and heirs at law Of the said George f. Stras, deed
by the said Martha Stras, specially assigned their
guardian, Defts.
The defendants, John Hopkins and Cornea his
wife, William IIodgson & Portia his wife, and Alex
ander McRae, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the Act of Assemb;-
and the rules of this court, and it appearing the
satisfaction of tn court that they rot inhabitants
OF this county-on motion of the plaintiffs ly their
couuscl-h is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day of the and an
swer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pubs
lished in the City Of Richmond, for two months sue
eesevcy, and posted at the front door Of the Capitol
in the said City. '
n Copy Ieste,
o
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N &JDICK & Co.--Inform mar fr-nnd

NJ &J.DICK < Co.--Inform their fir ends
~. and the public, that ehey are now re-
ceving. in the house lately occupied by MessTs Mon
cure, Robinson 4 Pleasants, the following articles,
which they wi sell low for cash, or negotiable notes
at short dates
Loaf LAMP, Muscovado and HAVANA Sugars
Green Coffee, Chocolate, Gunpowder, imperial
Young Tyson, Common and Pecow Souciong Teas
Madeira, Sherry, Sicily, Tcnciif.c and Malaga
Wincs-Freneh Brandy-Ilolland Cin--Jar.aica s.
St. Croix Rum-IIehbcrt's Brown Stout, Cor,,;als
Molssses, English ard Goshen Cheese soft she'll Am
monds, Mace, NutmcPs, Cloves, pimcnto, pcpuer.
Ginger, Alitin, Birthstone, Coppcras, Pf, Blue
Spanish Indigo, Shaving Soap, Bar IRON, German g.
Bisterch Steel, LIVERPOOL fire SAT- ia Sacks, refined
Salt Petre, London Mustard Havanra Cigars En-
gs Battle Powder, and Pat ut Shot ~, assortment
of Queens Ware---China, Cof,, fca Guns and
Saucers-a few sets elcgant BURNS n Tea .ins--
Dccantcrs, Tumbiers. Wine Glasses, r. SC.
Y. J. Dick & Co. viii transact any hlrsinoss on
Coayssion, which may be entru7+d % q cir care.
Oct. a. a
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sCHoOL.-John La last,

nANCING SCHOOL-John La Taste
~ respectfully informs the inhabitants of
the City of Richmond, that his SCHOOL. is now o.
pened, at his Ball Room facing the Basin, and will
continue until the 1st day of June next. The days Of
tuition win be, this season, Tuesdays THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, once Notwithstanding on Tuesday,
Nov. 18th.
During the winter, on the two first DAYS of each
Dance, (Tuestlav and Thurs,lay,) the school will be-
gin at eight o'clock, and break up at three, instead
of one-those two hours to replace the same time
that he kept formerly in the afternoon-Aud on
che last av, Saturday. there shall be practising in
The afternoon from three to SIX
Young gentlemen wishing to be instructed in Dam
ding, are respectfully informed, that his Evening
School is opened aud kept Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, from to o'clock.
His Ball Room being ready, his PARTIES win
positively commence Tuesday, Nov Goth, and
continue on the same day, every other week, during
the Observation-Disclosures, 81.
Nov. 10. If
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Nov. IS
ADDITIONAL,

u The documents in the preceding pa
pers embrace all the letters which passed
Between Messrs. Foster & Monroe, except
the three lullowing, W hich seem 20 have been
written soon after Mr.. F's. arrival.
FROM Mr. FOSTER TO MR. MONROE.
H08hhgfo0, Jaliy Cd; ISL.
SIR, have the honour to inform YOU that
have received the slecial commands OF His
Royal HIghness The Prince Regent, acting
III the name and ON the behalf of His Majcs-
ty, to make an early communication to yon
OF the sentiments which his Royal Hishness
was pleased, on the part of his Majesty, to
express TO Mr.. Pinkney, upon the occasion
of MS audience oflcave.
His Royal Highness signided to Mr.. Pink
Dcy the deep regret with which he learnt
that MIR. Pinkney conceived himself to be
to be bound by the instructions Of his govern
ment"to take mis- departure from England.
Ills Royal EighLcss informed MIR. Pink
ney, that one of tho earliest acts of his 90
vcinnentb iii the name and ON behalf of his
Majesty, was to appoint AN Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister fienipotcntiary TO the
government of the United states aud added
;hat this appointment had been made liz
the spirit OF amity and with view OF main
tanning the subsistipg relations of friendship
Between the two countries.
B,' Royal Uighpess further declared TO
Mr. pinkney thai he was most sincerely and
anxt usly desirCus on the part Of His Males
! ty, t. cultivate good Understanding with
the Utstcd States by every means coisis-
! tent with the preservation e the maritime
rights aud interests of tho British empire.
| His Royal Highpess particularly desired
thatMr, Pinkncy world communicate these
declarations to tbe United States ia. tie
Szsiincr which might apr 91Tbcst catcgl1te'